The Harvard Club of New York City was founded in 1865 by a small group of alumni interested in continuing the fellowship of Cambridge. Within a year, there were 98 members who met at Delmonico’s restaurant and other rented quarters. By the early 1890s, with 600 members, a permanent home was needed.

With its architectural beauty and long history, the Harvard Club of NYC was one of the first buildings to be named a New York City Landmark. It is also listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Members and alumni have good reason to be justifiably proud of this remarkable building.

The Club is the perfect place to visit when you need a retreat from the bustle of the city, with personalized service, fine dining, and the amenities of a luxury hotel. The Club, conveniently located in midtown Manhattan, offers many services and amenities which include six dining outlets, 73 guestrooms, three floors of Athletics facilities, and private function rooms.