The Jazz Club at Aman New York

Accessed through a discreet entrance on West 56th Street, this 3,000-square-foot subterranean sanctuary reimagines the rebellious allure of 1920s speakeasies with Jean-Michel Gathy's moody, underground-glamour design and over 150 state-of-the-art speakers that make it one of Manhattan's most technologically advanced music venues. At its heart, a 1962 Steinway baby grand piano commands attention from every angle, setting the stage for nightly live performances from 7-10 p.m., followed by DJ sets until 2 a.m. The experience extends beyond music with a globally inspired cocktail menu celebrating Aman's 12 destinations—from Pandan-infused mezcal in the Jiwo to yuzu-kissed vodka in the Dayan—alongside culinary indulgences like truffled grilled cheese and seared A5 Wagyu. This is Midtown Manhattan nightlife elevated to its most refined expression, where the building's Jazz Age heritage meets contemporary sophistication.