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 process expected to span at least four years. The suspension marks a rare interruption for the century-old property, which has long been a symbol of luxury and hospitality in the city. Guests and visitors will need to plan ahead as the closure will impact availability during a significant period. The restoration aims to preserve the building’s architectural integrity while ensuring it remains a recognizable fixture on the urban skyline.
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, ...
