Consulate General of France
Venue Description
Facing Central Park on mythic Fifth Avenue, the historic manor of the Consulate General of France is the work of architects Alexander Walter and Léon Gillette. They conceived the residence, which was heavily influenced by the Italian Renaissance, in 1926 for the financier Charles E. Mitchell.
Memorable Moment
Our reception areas are ideal for breakfast, lunch, cocktails, conferences, gala dinners, fashion shows, and product launches.
Bash Buzz
The proportions, lighting, and exquisite decor of the salons make the French Consulate the ideal reception area.
Preferred Partners
Feast and Fêtes, Tastings by Payard, Diane Gordon Catering, Naturally Delicious, Maison Privé Chefs
Client List
Yves Saint-Laurent, Bergdorf Goodman, Relais & Châteaux, Château Margaux, Dom Perignon
Memorable Moment
Our reception areas are ideal for breakfast, lunch, cocktails, conferences, gala dinners, fashion shows, and product launches.
Bash Buzz
The proportions, lighting, and exquisite decor of the salons make the French Consulate the ideal reception area.
Preferred Partners
Feast and Fêtes, Tastings by Payard, Diane Gordon Catering, Naturally Delicious, Maison Privé Chefs
Client List
Yves Saint-Laurent, Bergdorf Goodman, Relais & Châteaux, Château Margaux, Dom Perignon
Spaces
Salon Chapelle
Area: 592
Min. capacity: 30
Max. capacity (standing): 80
Max. capacity (seated): 40
Salon Cheminee
Area: 366
Max. capacity (standing): 50
Salon Rose
Area: 1066
Max. capacity (standing): 150
Max. capacity (seated): 80
Markets
New York
Categories
Address
934 Fifth Ave.
10021
New York, NY
