1. An Upper East Side meeting room in the heart of high society: The Astor House
Upper East Side, NYC
Named after the renowned socialite family, Astor House has been an elegant Upper East Side gathering place since 1927. As the home of the New York Junior League, the house has retained its traditional decor, complete with painted portraits, antique furniture, and a grand piano. But don't worry if you haven't been formerly presented to society just yet – anyone can host a meeting in this sophisticated setting.
The four-story mansion has eight separate event spaces, perfect for teams of all sizes. Host hyper-focused meetings in the board room or a refined cocktail hour in the formal sitting room. The house also has a garden for al fresco working lunches or a breath of fresh air in between busy meetings.
The Astor House can accomodate up to 200 guests for corporate events.