Biggest Hotels in New York City

Most large hotels offer meeting and event space, on-site dining, fitness centers, and business services, though what's available varies by property. Properties like the New York Marriott Marquis (1966 rooms) and Sheraton New York Times Square Hotel (1780 rooms) typically have multiple ballrooms, breakout rooms, and restaurants. Parking can be limited in Manhattan, so confirm directly with the hotel if your team needs it. Engine lets you compare amenities across properties so you can pick what fits your needs.

Start with location relative to your meetings or office, then look at capacity and the mix of room types each property offers. Compare pre-negotiated rates on Engine to see which hotel gives your budget the most value. Check amenities like meeting space, Wi-Fi, and dining options, especially if your team will spend time working at the hotel.

Engine offers consolidated invoicing, so you get one bill for multiple bookings instead of tracking dozens of receipts. You can choose from multiple payment options to fit how your company handles expenses. There's no membership fee, so you only pay for the rooms you book.

A bigger hotel can keep your whole team under one roof, which makes coordination easier and cuts down on travel time between sessions. Properties like Hyatt Grand Central New York (1298 rooms) often have the meeting space and capacity to host large groups without splitting attendees across multiple locations. For stays of 9 or more rooms, Engine Groups handles the booking; for 8 or fewer, you book self-serve on the platform.

Large hotels work just as well for individual travelers as they do for groups. You get the same pre-negotiated rates and can book a single room on Engine the same way you'd book a block. The size of the property means more services and amenities on-site, which can be convenient when you're traveling alone.