In New York, what is scarcest is time. We take care of the suite, the table and the car so that you lose none of it.
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Baseball's legendary final, its historic ballparks and coveted boxes.
October 23 – October 31, 2026
A welcome on the tarmac, discreet formalities, then a chauffeured car or a helicopter into the city.
At Aman, The Carlyle or The Plaza, the upper floors and Central Park views the websites do not offer.
The Polo Bar, Le Bernardin, Torrisi: we can often find the table, sometimes the same evening; when we cannot, we say so.
Courtside seats, centre orchestra on Broadway, a private visit to the Met outside the busy hours.
Zero Bond, Casa Cipriani, The Nines: an invitation or a table, according to each house's rules.
The addresses we know how to get you into.
A private briefing on the city — where to stay, where to dine, where to spend the evening.
Aman New York, in the Crown Building in Midtown, a short walk from Central Park; The Carlyle, the hushed institution of the Upper East Side; The Plaza, facing the park on Central Park South. We book suites the websites do not list — upper floors, park views, discreet arrivals — and, for longer or family stays, the service that goes with them: butler, chauffeur, reservations followed by one person.
The Polo Bar, Ralph Lauren's table in Midtown, remains one of the hardest reservations in the city. Torrisi, in Nolita, reinvents Italian-American cooking and books up weeks ahead. Le Bernardin, three stars in Midtown, devotes its kitchen to the sea. We can often find the corner banquette, the last-minute dinner or the private menu when public booking goes nowhere.
New York nightlife often happens behind unmarked doors. Casa Cipriani, in the Financial District, brings together hotel, private club and dining room in the Battery Maritime Building. Zero Bond, in NoHo, has become the salon of founders and of dinners no one photographs. The Nines, also in NoHo, carries the evening on in the spirit of a jazz club. These are members' clubs: we arrange an invitation or a table according to each house's rules, and tell you what they are in advance.
On Madison Avenue and Fifth Avenue, we arrange private appointments at the houses, with a personal shopper and a reserved salon. On stage, we book fine seats on Broadway — centre orchestra, much-requested nights — and, depending on the production, a backstage meeting. For art, a private visit to the Metropolitan Museum outside the busy hours, or a tour of Chelsea's galleries by appointment.
Private aviation lands at Teterboro, the business airport closest to Manhattan, where we arrange a tarmac welcome, discreet formalities and the transfer — by chauffeured sedan into the city, or by helicopter to the Hamptons in under an hour rather than several on the Long Island Expressway. In Manhattan, chauffeurs remain at your disposal at any hour. Every movement is prepared in advance.
The city's great occasions, orchestrated in private hospitality.
In many cases. We know the houses and their maîtres d'hôtel, and can often find a table at the Polo Bar, Torrisi or Le Bernardin, sometimes at short notice. These rooms remain in high demand: when an evening is not possible, we tell you and suggest another date or another address.
Casa Cipriani, Zero Bond and The Nines are members' clubs. We arrange an invitation or a table according to each house's rules, and we know the private evenings that appear on no public listing. We tell you in advance what is possible.
Yes. We coordinate the flight from Manhattan to the Hamptons, in under an hour, with a welcome, luggage handled and a car on arrival — a discreet alternative to long hours on the road on a summer Friday.
We book suites at Aman New York, The Carlyle and The Plaza — upper floors, Central Park views, discreet arrivals — with the service that goes with them: butler, chauffeur and reservations followed through, for business and family stays alike.
Yes: private visits to the Metropolitan Museum outside the busy hours, gallery tours, and fine seats on Broadway — centre orchestra, much-requested nights — with a backstage meeting depending on productions and calendars.
We coordinate private-jet arrivals at Teterboro — tarmac welcome, discreet formalities — then the transfer by chauffeured sedan or helicopter, along with chauffeurs at your disposal across Manhattan and out to the Hamptons.
Yes. A dedicated contact remains reachable 24/7 for last-minute reservations, transfers and requests, in New York and wherever you travel.
One point of contact for the suite, the table and the car — reachable at any hour.
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