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The slender silhouette of The Pierre is New York's most elegant building. Located on the desirable Upper East Side, it is one of New York's grande dame hotels, offering neo-renaissance architectural details and a storied history of the movie stars and moguls who called it home. Prominently positioned at the most coveted address, 61st and Fifth Avenue, The Pierre is by far the best location in Manhattan. One of the few hotels on Central Park, The Pierre's location between 5th and Madison Avenues places it in the midst of the best shopping in the city. Central Park is your front yard, offering jogging trails, horseback riding, biking, ice-skating, a zoo or a refreshing walk through nature. A wealth of museums surround the park, including the Natural History Museum and The Metropolitan Museum of Art, all within walking distance. The residential feel of the hotel makes The Pierre the perfect pied-à-terre for guests who desire the quintessential Manhattan experience.

Concierge Services

Our unparalleled, multi-lingual Concierge service begins as soon as you make a reservation. Before our Concierge team makes your acquaintance personally on arrival, they are delighted to assist you in any capacity while you prepare for your visit.

Leisure Options Inside The Pierre

24-hour room service
Dominique Salon
Fitness Centre

Gift shop
Board games and card games
Restaurants (Le Caprice and 2 East)

Within A 15 - Minute Walk Of The Pierre

Central Park's 843 acres (341 hectares) offer one of the world's most impressive urban sanctuaries, with outdoor activities such as jogging, horseback riding, ice-skating, boating, croquet, tennis, free concerts and theater.
Across Central Park, the Upper West Side features charming brownstones, intimate cafes and some magnificent private mansions built for the Vanderbilts and the Whitneys.
Lincoln Center for the Performing arts is a distinctive 14-acre (6-hectare) complex, housing the Metropolitan Opera, New York Philharmonic and the New York City Ballet.
Glamorous Fifth Avenue offers perhaps the ultimate New York experience, with its fabulous shopping, sightseeing and people watching.
The Art Deco Radio City Music Hall is America's largest theater, with seating for 6,000. Home to the fabled Rockettes, it hosts many theatrical productions and live concerts.
John D. Rockefeller built the historic Rockefeller Center in the 1930s. With more than 100 breathtaking works of art, it houses NBC, Radio City Music Hall and the famous flag-lined sunken plaza.
The Museum of Modern art is a bright and airy six-story structure, built around a sculpture garden. Its outstanding collection includes painting, sculpture, photography, architecture and decorative arts.
The Museum of Television and Radio covers programs from more than 80 years of television and radio history that visitors may watch or listen to, in one of 23 booths.
Carnegie Hall is acknowledged as one of the World's most celebrated concert venues.
Trump Tower, the tallest concrete structure in New York, includes walkways, hanging gardens, an 80-foot (24-meter) waterfall, a striking atrium and an elegant collection of fashion, food and gift shops.
Along Madison and Lexington Avenues, between 57th and 72nd streets, the Upper East Side offers world-renowned designer shops and stores filled with unique items.
The Frick collection, housed in a 1914 mansion, includes paintings, by Gainsborough, Titian and others acquired by steel magnate Henry Clay Frick.
With two spires over 300-feet (90m) high, Gothic-style St Patrick Cathedral is one of the largest churches in the United States.
The Whitney Museum of American Art features the world's preeminent collection of 20th century American Art, including artists such as Georgia O'Keeffe, Edward Hopper and Alexander Calder.