Pier Sixty

Nice conference venue for medium sized gatherings. The ambiance is pretty good. Accessibility is not great. We had to ask a lot of people before we could find this place. The rooms are nice and bright and very airy. Wi-Fi is very spotty and that's not acceptable in this day and age. Public transportation is not great and Uber drivers generally don't like to go to this location because they (apparently) find it hard to get a return ride. I've attended a few conferences like this one.

This is the spot first there is a lot to do here. The gym has a lot of equipment, rock climbing and even a boxing ring. After your work out you can grab yourself a freshly made smoothie. The gym is quite expensive but you can get a day for 62$ per person. The pier has other attractions such as a bowling alley and more if you explore you can have a lot of fun here with the family.

I truly can't say enough good things about Pier Sixty. I have attended hundreds of events at hundreds of venues, but to be honest I never thought that a New York City destination would be at the top of my list for professionalism, communication, views, and downright Southern hospitality! This venue hosted a very special event - the CB Speakeasy honoring the founder of Les Dames d'Escoffier. A tough crowd for sure, full of the best of the best of culinary experts from across the world. It is hard to put into words how special, and well though out every minute of the event was. The food and drink never stopped coming, and every sip or bite was perfection. The team was one of the best I have experienced - they will be my top pick whenever any of my clients want to do something special in NYC. Thank you for an experience that I will never forget.

We had my school (the merchant marine academy) ring dance here. This was an event organized by my college leadership and the venue was pier 60. It was a beautiful Venue. The food was something out of this world. I was torn between wanting to dance all night and wanting to drink all night. The only reason it is four stars and not five is the open bar served weak drinks. In their defense, the drinks would have run out fast if you had 200 sailors at an open bar for five hours, so I think they had to conserve a little!

Absolutely stunning location in NYC for special events. I was lucky enough to be invited to an awards ceremony dinner for my employer. The champagne was flowing endlessly, the meal was outstanding, and the service and ambiance were remarkable. Following the dinner and awards ceremony, the after party was hosted around the corner at The Lighthouse. We took a luxury coach to the event but were able to get a Lyft back to the hotel in NJ afterwards.