50 Vanderbilt Avenue, New York, NY 10017
Dining & Drinks
Some of midtown Manhattan’s best dining spots are right here at the Club.
Up at The Roof Dining Room, there’s a quiet, elegant spot for a client lunch or dinner, or a nice family meal. And during the warmer months, take in the majesty of Midtown from 22 stories up from The Terrace Bar.
In the expansive and newly renovated Tap Room, enjoy classic lunch and dinner choices or a cocktail at The Bulldog Bar. And the more casual atmosphere of The Grill Room, for drinks, a light meal, and maybe some pool, while The Main Bar & Members Lounge provides a relaxing yet convivial atmosphere.
For seasons and hours of operation, dress code details, upcoming dining events and to make reservations, visit the Yale Club's Dining Page.
Guest Rooms
With a choice of elegant singles, doubles, and two room suites, the Club’s fine accommodations are among the best values in the city. Perfect for traveling on business or with family. Chose one of the Club's 138 tasteful, comfortable guestrooms. Put up your feet and relax after a full day, and start your next day all replenished and refreshed.
The Front Desk staff will welcome you and make you feel at home. The Concierge will help you navigate New York City like a native. At checkout, you'll discover another very popular aspect of the Yale Club's guestrooms: affordability. Rates are well below those charged by most New York City hotels.
Keep in touch with the outside world, if you want, with complimentary WiFi Internet access in every room.
To reserve a room, contact the DKE Club office using our online form, by emailing scharton@yaleclubnyc.org or by calling 212-716-2144.
Reciprocal Clubs
Enjoy all the benefits of your DKE Club membership - from guest rooms and concierge services to fine dining and special events - at elite clubs throughout the world.
The Yale Club's network of carefully-selected reciprocal clubs includes popular destinations in 15 major countries and 20 states. From historic clubs in Boston, Chicago, and London to athletic clubs in Los Angeles and Seattle, your Yale Club membership connects you to exclusive clubs and services when traveling for business or pleasure.
Browse a list of reciprocal clubs and learn how to use them.
Fitness & Squash Center
The 6th floor gym is a light, airy, impeccably maintained fitness facility with swimming pool and squash courts, cardio equipment and free weights. Several house trainers specialize in weight training, toning, nutritional counseling, yoga, Pilates and spinning. Freshly renovated locker rooms provide steam and sauna rooms, daily laundry service, day lockers and lockers for rent on an annual basis. And an appointment with a massage therapist or a sauna and steam is the perfect end to any workout or stressful day at the office.
Cardio and strength training equipment, ellipticals, treadmills all with personal training are available. And with any one of two dozen weekly classes, you have a choice of yoga, spinning, lunchtime classes, and Superfit and yoga in the evenings.
Whether you’re a well-seasoned player or new to the game, enjoy the three newly renovated international soft ball exhibition squash courts. The Club pool is open during the week and on weekends. Children's swimming lessons are also available. To plan your next workout, visit the Yale Club's Athletics Page.
The Library
A tranquil oasis in the heart of midtown. With its gold coffered ceiling and handsome, comfortable spaces, the Library is one of the largest, and surely most peaceful, of any Club in the city.
There are over 50,000 volumes in the collection, with more than 1,000 new titles added each year. This is an active lending library and a tranquil haven for when you want to read or study, browse through a magazine, or wirelessly surf the web. There are travel guidebooks, financial and legal reference books, books on tape, and over 100 periodicals. For parents visiting with young ones, there is even a collection of children's books.
The library is often the pleasant setting for such special events as lectures and readings by authors, as well as the popular annual children's story-hour and brunch.
