Jay Suites Grand Central sits on the second and third floors of a boutique 28-storey tower a block from Grand Central Terminal. The 23,000 square foot centre has a contemporary lobby with terrazzo flooring and a backlit onyx entryway, attended by a doorman around the clock, and opens through glass into a designer reception. Four conference rooms seat eight to 25. The draw is upstairs: a newly renovated 3,200 square foot rooftop with city views and its own meeting space. A modern break room, phone booths and a member business lounge complete the floors, with fingerprint access 24 hours a day.
Jay Suites Grand Central occupies the second and third floors of a boutique 28-storey tower on Lexington Avenue, one block from Grand Central Terminal. The 23,000 square foot centre is entered through a contemporary lobby with terrazzo flooring and a backlit onyx entryway, attended by a doorman around the clock and secured with keycard turnstiles.
Upstairs, a newly renovated 3,200 square foot rooftop terrace looks out over the city and carries its own meeting space, which is unusual for a building this size. Four conference rooms seat eight to 25 people, and a modern break room, phone booths and a member business lounge run alongside the suites. Fingerprint access works 24 hours a day.

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369 Lexington Avenue, 2nd & 3rd Floors, New York, NY 10017, one block from Grand Central Terminal.
Reception is staffed Monday to Friday, 09:00 to 18:00, and the building has a doorman 24 hours a day. Members have fingerprint access at all times, and evening or weekend meeting-room bookings can be arranged at weekend rates.
Yes. A newly renovated 3,200 square foot rooftop terrace with views over the city, including a rooftop meeting space and a planted lounge area.
Four conference rooms seating eight to 25 people across the two floors, plus the rooftop meeting space. Catering is available for all meetings.
Grand Central Terminal is one block away, carrying Metro-North and the 4, 5, 6, 7 and S lines, with the B, D, F and M a short walk west and numerous MTA bus routes nearby.
369 Lexington Avenue sits a block from Grand Central Terminal, giving direct access to Metro-North services as well as the Lexington Avenue and 42nd Street subway lines and a dense cluster of MTA bus routes. The Chrysler Building, the Grand Hyatt, the United Nations, the New York Public Library and Bryant Park are all within a short walk, and Fifth Avenue's retail is minutes away. The surrounding streets of Midtown East hold major banks, coffee shops and business-lunch restaurants.