With a bubbling white marble pool in its center and four trees at each corner, the Pool Room is one of the world's finest examples of modern architecture. It features shimmering chain curtains and a collection of furnishings that are part of the Museum of Modern Art's permanent collection.

Capacity

500300

The Four Seasons' Grill Room is a New York phenomenon. The site of some of Manhattan’s most talked-about parties, it features a bi-level floor plan, gorgeous walnut-paneled walls, metallic chain curtains and Richard Lippold's suspended bronze rod sculpture.

Capacity

300125

Steps above the Pool Room and the largest of our private dining rooms, the Terrace features a changing collection of modern masterpieces, from Warhols and Rosenquists to Rauchenberg and Indiana canvases, in addition to the restaurant's signature glistening curtains and walnut-paneled walls.

Event hosts may choose to open the doors to offer their guests a mezzanine view of the restaurant's elegant bubbling pool. Or they may prefer to keep the doors closed for more privacy.

Capacity

275100

Tucked above the Grill Room, PDR 2 is a gorgegous room, designed with starlight ceilings and paneled walls that are made from harewood, the same exquisite wood used to create Stradivarius violins.

PDR 2 is often used as a suite with PDR 3 for cocktails on one side and lunch or dinner on the other. Over the years, PDR 2 has featured a changing gallery of modern art by Roy Lichtenstein, Andy Warhol and Frank Stella.

Capacity

7535

The Four Seasons' most intimate dining room, PDR 3 is an a jewel box space that offers all of the restaurant's most extraordinary architectural details: shimmering chain curtains, harewood-paneled walls and sparkling starlight ceilings.

Often used with PDR 2 as a suite, over the years PDR 3 has been the location of some of the Four Seasons most romantic, private celebrations and ultra discreet business meetings.

Capacity

2514