Andaz 5th Avenue 485 5th Avenue • New York • NY 10017
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Why You'll Love This Place
A Here Comes The Guide Wedding Venue Review
- It’s got a 5th Avenue address that’s hard to beat. Directly across the street from Bryant Park and the beloved New York Public Library, this boutique hotel invites guests to “live like a local” with its chic, apartment-style suites and stellar Midtown locale.
- Event spaces are inspired by luxury lofts, with gracious, stylish design details like open-flow floor plans, intimate lighting, community tables, lounge seating, and floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking 42nd Street and 5th Avenue.
- Because it’s part of the Hyatt family, you’ll benefit from their Wedding Specialists who will aid you every step of the way, from choosing a menu to coordinating room blocks. They can even assist with arrival happy hours and farewell brunches.
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PRICES: What's this going to cost?
Ceremony Fee
- $3,500/event and up
Ceremony fees include planning and event coordination, modern banquet chairs, votive candles, and house music and lighting.
Package Prices
- $185/person and up
All packages include:
- Buffet or plated dinner
- Dedicated event manager, banquet manager, and professional serving and bartending staff
- Linen-less tables, modern banquet chairs, and votives
- House music and lighting
- Setup & teardown
- And more!
Room rental fees are additional. Inquire for details. Chef stations require a $400 chef fee.
Administrative Fee
- 24%
COUPLES ARE ASKING: We've got answers
Wedding packages at Andaz 5th Avenue in Midtown include a buffet or plated dinner, a dedicated event manager and banquet manager, serving and bartending staff, linen-less tables, modern banquet chairs, votives, house music and lighting, and setup and teardown. The hotel hosts only one wedding a day, so the team is focused on you. You'll pay separately for room rental, $275 per bartender, a $400 chef fee if you add chef stations, and a 24% administrative fee.
Yes, you can have both at Andaz 5th Avenue, across from the New York Public Library. The Great Room holds up to 170 guests with floor-to-ceiling windows facing the library, the Courtyard & Lounge holds 100 and opens to a private courtyard with a retractable roof, and The Study holds 80 over 42nd Street. A ceremony fee starts at $3,500 and covers planning and coordination, modern banquet chairs, votive candles, and house music and lighting.
Catering and alcohol at Andaz 5th Avenue are in-house. The hotel's chefs build a custom menu around your tastes and budget, using seasonal ingredients from New York State farm partners. Bartenders are $275 each, and if you'd like chef stations, there's a $400 chef fee.
At Andaz 5th Avenue in Midtown, wedding packages start at $185 per person, with room rental charged separately. A ceremony on site starts at $3,500. On top of that, plan for a 24% administrative fee, $275 for each bartender, and a $400 chef fee if you add chef stations. Your total moves with your guest count, the room you choose and your menu, since the chefs build it around your preferences and budget. Only one wedding happens here each day, so you won't share the space.
Your guests can stay right at Andaz 5th Avenue, a boutique Hyatt hotel at 485 5th Avenue with loft-style rooms and 54 suites, some with kitchenettes, two-bedroom layouts or private terraces. The hotel's Wedding Specialists help with room blocks, plus extras like an arrival happy hour or a farewell brunch. Valet parking is available, dogs up to 50 pounds are welcome for a $100 fee, and each room carries a $45 daily destination fee. Bryant Park and the New York Public Library are steps away.
Andaz 5th Avenue hosts only one wedding a day, so the whole team is focused on your celebration. Its loft-style event spaces sit across from the New York Public Library, near Bryant Park, and your ceremony, reception and guest stays can all happen in one hotel. The Courtyard & Lounge opens to a private courtyard with a retractable roof, and the Great Room looks out at the library through floor-to-ceiling windows. It's built for smaller weddings, with rooms for 80 to 170 guests.
Yes, Andaz 5th Avenue is built for small weddings, with three loft-style spaces from 987 to 1,478 square feet. The Study fits up to 80 guests, the Courtyard & Lounge up to 100, and the Great Room up to 170, and the Great Room can be split into three smaller rooms. Since only one wedding happens here a day, a small group still gets the team's full attention.
GUEST COUNT: How many people can we have here? What’s the max capacity?
| Indoors | Outdoors | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Ceremony | Seated | 170 | 100 |
| Cocktails, etc. | Standing | 170 | 100 |
| Reception | Seated | 170 | 100 |
| Meetings | Total meeting capacity for this venue is 400. | ||
Venue Info & FAQs
OPTIONS: What kinds of events can we have here?
- All-Inclusive
- Ceremony
- Wedding Receptions
- LGBTQ+ Friendly
- Small Wedding
- Rehearsal Dinner
- Special Events / Parties
- Business Functions / Meetings
- On-Site Accommodations
- Late Night
POLICIES: What are the food, alcohol, music, and other rules here?
Price
$ • $$ • $$$
Catering
In-house
Alcohol
In-house
$275 per bartender.
Amplified Music
Indoors
Some restrictions
Wheelchair Access
Wheelchair accessible
Availability
Year-round, daily.
STYLE: What’s the style and overall vibe of this venue?
Buildings & other settings available:
- Hotel
- Restaurant
- Patio / Deck / Terrace
- Loft / Warehouse / Industrial
VIEWS: What kind of views does this place have?
Peep the views you’ll enjoy from this venue!
- Cityscape
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