New York City, where steel and stone meet open green

An 843-acre urban landscape extending from 59th to 110th Streets, designed as the city’s primary green refuge.

Harbor landmarks representing immigration and national identity.

Art Deco skyscraper completed in 1931, offering panoramic observation decks.

A commercial and cultural complex spanning multiple blocks in Midtown.

One of New York City’s most famous residents is the ever elusive and capricious Eloise at The Plaza. Introduced to the public in Kay Thompson’s Eloise: A book for precocious grown-ups – Eloise’s mischief and antics have delighted readers and visitors of The Plaza since its publication in 1955. Skidder down the page to learn how you can live like Eloise through a stay in Eloise’s pink, pink, pink room, making reservations for Afternoon Tea in The Palm Court, or visiting The Plaza Boutique for Eloise-styled outfits, accessories, books and more. And don’t forget to leave Eloise a letter in her very own mailbox, located next to her very special portrait!

The Plaza Boutique is available to all guests. This exciting shopping experience features one-of-a-kind gifts, accessories, and apparel designed exclusively for The Plaza using the finest materials and highest quality craftsmanship, as well as plush toys, books, dolls and dresses of everyone’s favorite Plaza resident, Eloise. Take memories of your unforgettable time at The Plaza home with you. The Plaza Boutique is located on the lobby level of The Plaza.

Boston layers itself in brick and granite. Narrow streets climb Beacon Hill while broader avenues open across Back Bay toward harbor light. The city’s scale remains intimate despite its national influence, and movement through it feels continuous rather than sprawling.

Pittsburgh gathers at the meeting point of the Allegheny and Monongahela Rivers, which merge to form the Ohio River at Point State Park. Water defines the city’s outline, bending around the downtown core and separating neighborhoods by bridge and elevation. Steep hills rise quickly from the riverbanks, creating layered sightlines and dramatic approaches into the Golden Triangle. Within this river-centered landscape, Fairmont Pittsburgh stands in the heart of downtown near Market Square.

Washington, D.C. unfolds along the Potomac River in broad ceremonial avenues and deliberate sightlines. Marble memorials and domed institutions define the skyline rather than vertical towers. The National Mall forms the city’s civic spine, linking Capitol Hill to the Lincoln Memorial across open green expanse. In the West End near Georgetown, Fairmont Washington, D.C., Georgetown connects diplomatic corridors with historic neighborhoods.

Montréal moves to its own rhythm. French and English flow through conversation. Music spills into public squares during summer festivals. In winter, lights glow against snow-lined streets while cafés fill with warmth and conversation.