The borough that’s become an international synonym for “cool” has a growing supply of hip meeting spaces. After work, attendees can enjoy the borough’s live music, new restaurants and historic attractions like Coney Island.

Scenic Staten Island makes events exciting with historic architecture, retail developments and long-standing family-friendly attractions.

An event at one of the distinctive properties at Manhattan’s southern tip puts your attendees just steps away from Wall Street and the Financial District. 

Hip downtown Manhattan is an excellent staging ground for events. Meeting properties are spread throughout Chinatown, Greenwich Village, Soho and the area’s other neighborhoods.

The neighborhoods surrounding the Javits Center have some standout hotels for meetings and events, as well as stunning attractions like the High Line and the Rubin Museum of Art.

Landmarks like the Empire State Building and the Flatiron Building make this area a must-see for visitors, and its inventory of hotels makes it popular with event planners.

In addition to the flashing billboards, supersized eateries and theaters that define Times Square, the “crossroads of the world” features notable meeting hotels.

Home to Carnegie Hall and many Broadway theaters, this bustling, centrally located neighborhood is a great place to hold a meeting.

This neighborhood is home to landmarks like Rockefeller Center and St. Patrick’s Cathedral, as well as some distinctive meeting properties.

Nestled between Central Park and the East River is a leafy neighborhood with impressive meeting venues located alongside institutions like the Metropolitan Museum of Art and the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum.

Bordered by Central Park and Riverside Park and lined with residential buildings that look ever so familiar from movies and TV, this neighborhood has a wide range of spaces for meetings and events.

Bring excitement to your event by meeting in the world’s most culturally diverse place, with food from every corner of the globe and a staggering selection of attractions for those who love the outdoors, sports and the arts.

This historic neighborhood has long been known as a center of African-American music, literature, dance and art.

No introduction needed: Manhattan has the most meeting space in New York City and some of its most recognizable attractions. Imagine iconic skyscrapers, spectacular theatrical productions and the world’s best museums, all just steps from your event.

Your attendees can meet at the birthplace of hip-hop, the home of the New York Yankees and the site of America’s largest metropolitan zoo. The Bronx also has amazing seafood on City Island and Italian fare on Arthur Avenue.