TIMELESS ELEGANCE AND UNRIVALED HOSPITALITY FOR MORE THAN 93 YEARS.
The Pierre Hotel opens its doors.
Renowned French chef Auguste Escoffier leads the hotel's opening culinary team.
Coco Chanel makes The Pierre her home during her first visit to New York.
Getty Oil founder John Paul Getty buys The Pierre.
Actress Audrey Hepburn, a frequent guest, celebrates her Academy Award for Roman Holiday at the hotel.
Elizabeth Taylor marries Eddie Fisher and buys an apartment at The Pierre.
Renowned as a supper club venue, the storied Cotillion Room offers Big Band dancing and revues of classic Broadway musicals.
Artist Edward Melcarth hand-paints The Rotunda’s iconic trompe l'oeil murals.
The Pierre becomes the epicenter of NYC’s fashion world, with Valentino hosting couture shows and Karl Lagerfield remarking “I discovered New York from The Pierre.”
The Pierre is designated a historic landmark by the NYC Landmarks Preservation Commission.
Icons from the worlds of fashion, art and entertainment regularly gather at The Pierre.
Joan Collins attends the launch of her new collection of designer hats.
The Pierre’s Cotillion Room is the backdrop for Al Pacino’s memorable tango scene in Scent of a Woman.
TAJ Hotels, Resorts and Palaces acquires The Pierre, making it the company’s North American flagship.
The Pierre completes a $100 million renovation.
Perrine opens and delights guests with worldly cuisine.
Anne Hathaway's character dresses for the MET Gala at The Pierre in Ocean's 8.