A historic New York City landmark, the Plaza Hotel, will temporarily close its doors in early 2027 to undergo extensive restoration of its iconic façade, a project expected to span at least four years. The suspension of operations marks one of the longest shutdowns in the hotel’s century-long history, as preservationists and workers prepare to address decades of wear on the building’s exterior. Guests and visitors will need to plan ahead, as the closure will impact both tourism and local hospitality during the restoration period. The decision underscores the challenges of maintaining a protected structure while balancing the demands of modern hospitality.
The Plaza Hotel announced that it will suspend hotel operations beginning in January 2027 while crews repair and restore its landmark-protected façade. The closure will last at least four years, ...
