EXPLORE MANHATTAN FROM THE PIERRE
THE CENTER OF EVERYTHING
PIERRE HISTORIC & MODERN
NOTABLE STAYS
NOTABLE STAYS
From royals to luminaries, our guestbook reads like a compendium of remarkable figures whose presence has left an indelible mark on our history.
A GLAMOROUS PAST
CULTURAL SIGNIFICANCE
CULTURAL SIGNIFICANCE
A witness to history, fashion, film, and society, our legacy is defined by culturally significant moments that continue to resonate within New York’s heritage.
EXPLORE HISTORY
DESIGN ARCHITECTURE
DESIGN ARCHITECTURE
Timeless architecture and interior elegance narrate a story of refinement and meticulous attention, gracefully balancing tradition with modern comforts throughout these distinguished spaces.
SERVICE
SERVICE
An enduring tradition of impeccable service lives on through thoughtful attentiveness and discreet luxury, creating lasting memories for every guest welcomed through our doors.
A LEGACY OF SERVICE
A STORYBOOK HISTORY
CHAPTERS OF THE PIERRE
As relevant and revered as it was on opening day, The Pierre is the standard-bearer of luxury in New York City.
The Pierre Hotel opens its doors.
Coco Chanel makes The Pierre her home during her first visit to New York.
Renowned French chef Auguste Escoffier leads the hotel's opening culinary team.
Getty Oil founder John Paul Getty buys The Pierre.
Actress Audrey Hepburn, a frequent guest, celebrates her Academy Award for Roman Holiday at the hotel.
Elizabeth Taylor marries Eddie Fisher and buys an apartment at The Pierre.
Renowned as a supper club venue, the storied Cotillion Room offers Big Band dancing and revues of classic Broadway musicals.
Artist Edward Melcarth hand-paints The Rotunda’s iconic trompe l'oeil murals.
The Pierre becomes the epicenter of NYC’s fashion world, with Valentino hosting couture shows and Karl Lagerfield remarking “I discovered New York from The Pierre.”
The Pierre is designated a historic landmark by the NYC Landmarks Preservation Commission.
Icons from the worlds of fashion, art and entertainment regularly gather at The Pierre.
Joan Collins attends the launch of her new collection of designer hats.
The Pierre’s Cotillion Room is the backdrop for Al Pacino’s memorable tango scene in Scent of a Woman.
TAJ Hotels, Resorts and Palaces acquires The Pierre, making it the company’s North American flagship.
The Pierre completes a $100 million renovation.
Perrine opens and delights guests with worldly cuisine.
Anne Hathaway's character dresses for the MET Gala at The Pierre in Ocean's 8.
The Pierre hosted a special celebration during the Met Gala, with celebrities like Lizzo attending, marking another chapter in the hotel’s longstanding connection to fashion and culture.
The Pierre welcomed Shakira, as she prepared for her Vogue photoshoot.
The Pierre welcomed an exclusive lineup of celebrities for the 2025 Met Gala, reaffirming its legacy as a quintessential destination for star-studded luxury.
The Pierre opened in 1930 as a symbol of New York elegance and has welcomed generations of distinguished guests. Its storied past continues to shine through thoughtful preservation and grand celebrations, including the hotel’s recent 95th Anniversary Event honoring its remarkable heritage.
The Pierre welcomed a global ensemble of icons for the 2026 Met Gala, "Costume Art." By serving as the elegant prelude to fashion’s biggest night, the hotel reaffirmed its century-long status as the premier destination where the worlds of fine art and high fashion converge.
PRESS
& AWARDS
Recognized globally for excellence, The Pierre has earned prestigious accolades for refined hospitality, elegance, and consistently surpassing guest expectations in luxury hotel experiences.
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