
Sadly, the Great Depression took its toll, bankruptcy was filed, then foreclosure, and the hotel was sold at public auction. In 1938, Standard Oil Tycoon John Paul Getty bought the hotel for a mere $2.5 million and owned the hotel until it became a cooperative.




Did you know:
That in 1950 The Pierre was the first hotel to install radio and television sets in all the guest rooms?

After a night ensconced in the luxurious Eyptian Cotton Fili D’oro sheets and cloud-like bedding , you may find yourself calling down to the front desk to see how you can order some of this bliss for home.




Tea at The Pierre

Afternoon tea is served daily at Two E Bar/Lounge, from 3:30-5:00 pm.
The Two E Bar

This same lounge opens at 10:30 am daily to serve pastries and coffee throughout the day as well as light bites and cocktails in the evening. There is even a children’s menu.
Meeting Facilities

There are three new state of the art spaces that can accommodate up to 75 people.





The one and two bedroom Grand Suites are designed with custom furnishings, hand-crafted finishes and elegant details, such as rich silk and brocade fabrics, Murano glass chandeliers and hand-knotted carpets, and carefully integrated technology.
Bonus: The Pierre’s 11 residential-style Grand Suites come with a private Taj Royal Attaché trained in the palaces of India to flawlessly fulfill every guest request. Hello.

The Pierre, A Taj Hotel, New York
795 Fifth Avenue at 61st Street
New York, NY 10065
212.940.8195
Scoop: There are some wonderful upcoming seasonal specials as well as a fabulous Pampered Pierre Pups amenity that can be added to any room rate/category…plus a new Children’s Closet at The Pierre launching next month. Check the specials and book your stay at The Pierre here.


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