The Plaza is the 1907 Fifth Avenue hotel beside Central Park, where weddings are held in the third-floor Grand Ballroom, a 4,800 square foot room that seats up to 500 for dinner, and the Terrace Room.
The Plaza stands at the south-east corner of Central Park, and its celebrations have been going on for well over a century. Weddings are held in two principal rooms, the Grand Ballroom and the Terrace Room, both on the upper floors of the hotel.
The Grand Ballroom is on the third floor and covers about 4,800 square feet. It takes up to 500 guests at a seated dinner, or up to 1,000 for a standing reception. Catering is handled by CPS Events, a joint venture of Great Performances and Delaware North, which builds custom menus and set-ups for the room.
Enquire about The Plaza Hotel →What's included15,000 sq. ft. of flexible event space including the Grand Ballroom, Terrace Room, Edwardian Room, Oak Room & Bar, Palm Court, Rose Club, and Executive Boardroom
The Grand Ballroom can seat up to 500 guests for dinner and accommodate up to 1,000 guests for a cocktail-style reception, across its 4,800 square feet of space.
In addition to the Grand Ballroom, The Plaza offers the Terrace Room (4,680 sq ft, inspired by the Palace of Versailles), the Edwardian Room, the Oak Room & Bar, The Palm Court, The Rose Club, the Executive Boardroom, and additional breakout spaces on the fourth floor.
The Plaza currently has 282 spacious guest rooms and suites available for wedding guests and overnight stays.
Yes. The Plaza's in-house team of event planning specialists is available from the initial consultation through to the day itself.
Contact the events team at RFP-PLZ@fairmont.com or call (212) 759-3000 to request your consultation.
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