About Venue
The New Yorker Hotel has several exclusive hotel rooms, conference rooms, seminar rooms, restaurant that present the perfect atmosphere for the visitors to visit in the hotel. This hotel has been organizing so many events, meetings, corporate meetings, private parties for a longer period of time. This hotel has highly motivated team of people working for them who leave no stone unturned to meet the needs of customers - exhibitors and visitors. The New Yorker Hotel is a modern leisure hotel featuring four outdoor French clay courts, five indoors tennis courts, indoor and outdoor swimming pools, a gym, a spinning room, exercise studios and beauty treatment suits. This hotel is the ideal location for any business travelers. The hotel is the best location for relaxing.

Facilities
The New Yorker Hotel provides world class facilities to its participants. The fundamental principles of their services are friendliness; warm hospitality and providing instant service which participants find true. Beside high standards of services, other facilities that they provide include high speed internet services, catering, 24x7 power supply and public telephone booths. The staffs of the hotel are cordial in nature and are meet the visitors amicably. The exhibitors can take their assistance anytime during the exhibition. The hotel offers spacious, comfortable and luxurious suite rooms, all with a bath and a separate walk-in shower, gym and indoor spa.

Nearby Tourist Attraction
The New Yorker Hotel is located in the New York, one of the major cities of the United States of America. The city attracts the attention of the visitors for its park, museums and skyscrapers. The city has various places to see and rejoice the moment in staying in New York. Some of the most popular place which can be visited are Central Park, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts, Rockefeller Center, Albany City Hall, Brooklyn Bridge, Chrysler Building, Chinatown, American Museum of Natural History, Metropolitan Museum of Art, Statue of Liberty, , American Museum of Natural History, Metropolitan Museum of Art, Statue of Liberty, Ellis Island, The Empire State Building.