Private meeting rooms, boardrooms and conference rooms at six Midtown locations. From $69/hour for a 4-person room; 8 to 12-person conference rooms from $129/hour. Staffed reception, A/V and conference-call setup included.
Live rates from our online booking system. Prices are per room, not per person. Every room includes a display screen, conference phone, whiteboard, secure Wi-Fi and water service.
Up to 4 peopleClient consultations, interviews and 1:1s. Private, quiet, with a wall display. Meeting Room 319 at the Plaza District location.
Up to 8–10 peopleTeam meetings, client pitches, depositions and hybrid calls. The Chanin and The Lexington at 122 E 42nd; St Regis 220 at 1350 Ave of the Americas; The Yale at Bryant Park.
Up to 12 peopleBoard meetings, arbitration hearings, training and presentations. The Grand Central at 420 Lexington; Plaza 301 at 1350 Ave of the Americas; The Harvard at Bryant Park.
Three buildings at Grand Central and three along Avenue of the Americas. Pick the one closest to your client, your train or your hotel.
122 East 42nd Street, 4th Floor
420 Lexington Avenue, Suite 1402
Third Avenue at 45th Street, 16th Floor
Sixth Avenue at 50th Street
Sixth Avenue at 44th Street, 9th Floor
Sixth Avenue at 55th Street, 2nd Floor
Quiet, private rooms near the courts and Grand Central. Breakout room on request.
Book back-to-back slots. Reception checks candidates in and out.
A Rockefeller Center or Lexington Avenue address on the invite, without the lease.
Classroom or U-shape layouts, catering, and A/V set up before you arrive.
Twelve-person boardrooms with video conferencing for remote directors.
In town for the day? Take a day office from $25/hour and a room when you need one.
Answers to the questions we hear most from people booking conference rooms in Midtown. Still unsure? Call 212.575.2700 and a person picks up.
At NYC Office Suites, meeting rooms start at $69 per hour for a 4-person room and run $129 to $166 per hour for 8 to 12-person conference rooms and boardrooms. Package holders pay from $42 per hour. The Manhattan average is roughly $90 per hour, so a Grand Central or Rockefeller Center address here sits at or below market.
Yes. Rooms book by the hour online, with a 30-minute minimum at several locations. Add time on the spot if the room is free afterward.
Yes, whenever a room shows as available online. For a booking that starts within the hour, call 212.575.2700 and reception will hold the room while you travel.
The Graybar Building at 420 Lexington Avenue connects to Grand Central Terminal, and the Chanin Building at 122 East 42nd Street is directly across the street. Both are under a two-minute walk from the Metro-North and subway platforms.
Furniture for the stated capacity, a display screen, conference phone, whiteboard, secure Wi-Fi, water service and staffed reception. A/V setup for video calls and webinars is handled by the on-site tech team.
Yes. Law firms and court reporters use our rooms for depositions, arbitrations and mediations. Rooms are private, quiet and have power at every seat. Ask for a breakout room when you book.
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Yes. Reception can arrange coffee service, breakfast or lunch delivered to the room. Place the order when you book or call the location the day before.
No. Meeting rooms are open to members and non-members. Members and package holders pay the lower package rate and get priority booking.
From $69/hour. Instant confirmation. Six locations near Grand Central and Rockefeller Center.
