The Fifth Avenue Hotel is a hotel destination wedding venue in New York, United States. Best months: June, August, September, October.
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The Fifth Avenue Hotel is a historic property in New York's NoMad district, offering elegant urban surroundings for couples marrying in the city.
The Fifth Avenue Hotel in New York, open June–October.
The Fifth Avenue Hotel is a historic property in New York's NoMad district, offering elegant urban surroundings for couples marrying in the city.
The hotel declares wedding services and provides meeting and banquet space, in-house catering, parking, and accessible facilities.
Accommodation runs from NoMad Queen and City King rooms for two guests up to the Two Bedroom Fifth Avenue Suite, which sleeps as many as 8, with Mansion, Topiary, and Terrace suites in between.
Terrace suites and Mansion Terrace Junior Suites give wedding parties added outdoor space in the middle of Manhattan.
What The Fifth Avenue Hotel has put in writing.
Read from the venue's own pages, quoted where we can. Anything marked estimate is ours, from regional rates, and is not a quote. They say they host weddings here.
- Room types
- 39 listedsource
“Fifth Avenue Suite”
- Kitchen on site
- Yessource
“From private events and celebrations to hosting and in-suite dining, our catering menus bring Chef Carmellini’s modern interpretation of Italian and French cuisine—with its unmistakable New York sensibility—to gatherings throughout the hotel.”
- Price
- US$325 to US$650 per headestimate
- Nearest airport
- LGA, 30 min by carestimate
- Parking
- Yessource
- Step-free access
- Yessource
“Yes. Valet parking is available for registered hotel guests.”
“Yes. Accessible guestrooms are available and include features designed to accommodate a variety of mobility and accessibility needs.”
- Event spaces
- Banquet roomsource
- Setting
- Urban, historic, elegantsource
“Meeting/banquet facilities”
“The Fifth Avenue Hotel is an independent luxury hotel located in Manhattan’s NoMad neighborhood.”
4 our own notes.
Historic hotel in an urban New York setting, with an elegant tone throughout
Meeting and banquet event space on site, with in-house catering
Room types range from two-guest NoMad Queen and Corner King to a Two Bedroom Fifth Avenue Suite for up to 8
Accessible room options including City King Accessible, Mansion Suite Accessible, and Fifth Avenue Suite Accessible
Best held in June, August, September.
The months the weather, and the local rhythm, is kindest to a stay at The Fifth Avenue Hotel.
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We hold dates in pencil. A first note comes back within two business days.
Things worth knowing.
Figures are estimates, modeled from regional rates and public sources, not a quote from the venue. Once the venue claims this page, their own rates take precedence.
Asked along the way.
Does the hotel host weddings?+
Yes. The Fifth Avenue Hotel declares wedding services and details them on its own meetings and events pages. You can reach the team at +1 212-231-9400.
Is catering handled in-house?+
Yes, catering is provided in-house, and the hotel's event space is configured for meetings and banquets.
What is the largest room for a family or wedding party?+
The Two Bedroom Fifth Avenue Suite has a maximum occupancy of 8. Several suites, including the Mansion Suite, Parlour Suite, Studio Suite, and One Bedroom Terrace Suite, accommodate up to 4 guests.
Are accessible rooms available?+
Yes. The venue is accessible and offers a number of accessible room types, such as NoMad King Accessible, NoMad Queen Accessible, Mansion Suite Double Accessible, Studio (Disability Access), and Suite, Accessible (The Flaneur).
What should we budget per guest?+
We estimate around 325 to 650 USD per head, though this is an estimate only. Contact the hotel at +1 212-231-9400 for current pricing.
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Hold dates at The Fifth Avenue Hotel.
A note to us with a rough season and guest count. We hold dates in pencil for three weeks before confirmation. A reply comes within two business days, from a person by name.