Eero Saarinen's 1962 TWA Flight Center serves as the lobby of the TWA Hotel — and there's something to see around every corner. Click through to see some of our best features, then scroll down to see more photos of our property!
TWA Hotel Highlights
The TWA Hotel
The TWA Hotel
The 1958 Lockheed Constellation "Connie" airplane
Rooftop infinity pool-cuzzi
Howard Hughes Presidential Suite
The Sunken Lounge
Inside Connie, the 1958 Lockheed Constellation airplane
The Paris Café
The 1962 Room, a landmarked ballroom
Event Center
Constellation Ballroom
The lobby of the TWA Hotel
Peloton room in TWA Fitness
Howard Hughes' office, one of our museum exhibits
The Solari board at the entrance to the TWA Hotel
The Ambassadors Club area at the TWA Hotel
A flight tube at the TWA Hotel; photo credit © Christopher Payne/Esto
Hidden alcove
The TWA Hotel
Our Special Features
Dip into what we offer — from a rooftop pool to retail shops to the world's biggest hotel gym. Click through to see more!
The Pool Bar & Observation Deck
The Pool Bar & Observation Deck
The Connie cocktail lounge
The Paris Café and Lisbon Lounge
The Paris Café and Lisbon Lounge
TWA Fitness
TWA Fitness
TWA Fitness
The 14-bike Peloton room at TWA Fitness
Showers at TWA Fitness
Vanities at TWA Fitness
Locker room at TWA Fitness
Cashmere sweaters sold at The TWA Shop at the TWA Hotel
Guestrooms & Suites
Picture yourself here: Click through to see the soaring views, glamorous martini bars and authentic midcentury modern design that our guests enjoy.
The Howard Hughes Presidential Suite With Runway View
The Howard Hughes Presidential Suite With Runway View
The Eero Saarinen Presidential Suite With Historic TWA View
The Eero Saarinen Presidential Suite With Historic TWA View
The Eero Saarinen Presidential Suite With Historic TWA View
The Eero Saarinen Presidential Suite With Historic TWA View
The Eero Saarinen Presidential Suite With Historic TWA View
The Howard Hughes Presidential Suite With Runway View
Executive King Suite With Runway View
Executive King Suite With Historic TWA View
Executive King Suite
Executive King Suite
Executive Double Queen Suite With Runway View
Deluxe King With Runway View
Deluxe King
Deluxe Double Queen With Historic TWA View
Deluxe Double Queen
Standard King
Deluxe King With Historic TWA View
Executive Double Queen Suite With Runway View
Deluxe Double Queen With Runway View
Standard Double Queen
Connecting rooms in the Eero Saarinen Presidential Suite With Historic TWA View
TWA Hotel guestroom hallway
Standard guestroom bathroom
Standard guestroom bathroom
Accessible bathroom shower
Accessible bathroom shower
Standard guestroom bathroom
Guestroom shower amenities
Events & Meeting Spaces
Small meeting? Party for 200? Click through to find the perfect spot for you among our 50,000 square feet of event space.
Constellation Ballroom
Constellation Ballroom
Landmark Hall
A view of Landmark Hall
Staircase leading down to Landmark Hall
Looking down at Landmark Hall
A hallway leading to the Events Center
Meeting room
Entry to the 1962 Room from outside the TWA Hotel
The 1962 Room
Museum Exhibits
We partnered with the New-York Historical Society to tell the history of Trans World Airlines and its glorious terminal. Click through to time-travel with us.
TWA uniforms designed by Stan Herman in the 1970s
Authentic TWA uniforms — Balmain, Valentino, Stan Herman — are on display.
Authentic TWA uniforms — Balmain, Valentino, Stan Herman — are on display.
TWA uniforms from the airline's Foreign Accents program
TWA uniforms and in-flight serving ware on display
A vintage suitcase full of retro travel amenities
A 1966 Chrysler Newport on display
The desk of onetime TWA owner Howard Hughes serves as an interactive exhibit.
The desk of onetime TWA owner Howard Hughes serves as an interactive exhibit.
The desk of onetime TWA owner Howard Hughes serves as an interactive exhibit.
Wall graphics tell the story of Eero Saarinen and the TWA terminal.
Wall graphics tell the story of Eero Saarinen and the TWA terminal.
A model of the TWA terminal on display
Wall graphics detail the history of Trans World Airlines.
The Hall of Kleins celebrates TWA travel artwork by artist David Klein.
