Here are widely used corporate / business-stay options in New York City (major chains, specific hotels that advertise meeting / corporate offers, and how those corporate programs typically work). I included direct source pages so you can follow up with the hotel or your travel manager.

Chain corporate programs (good when your company wants a negotiated account)

• Hilton for Business — self‑service corporate program that gives small/medium businesses discounted rates, organization-level bonus points and booking tools. Useful at Hilton-branded NYC hotels (Hilton, Conrad, Embassy Suites, etc.). (hilton.com)
• Marriott Bonvoy Events & Marriott Meetings — Marriott’s group/meeting program rewards planners and offers meeting/room‑block packages across Marriott brands in NYC (Marriott Hotels, Sheraton, Westin, Courtyard, AC, Moxy, etc.). (marriottbonvoyevents.com)
• Hyatt corporate offers / World of Hyatt promotions — Hyatt runs corporate/partner promotions and corporate registration options for eligible companies; many NYC Hyatt hotels promote meeting & business packages. (pointscrowd.com)

Major NYC hotels / properties that explicitly market corporate / meeting packages or business offers

• New York Marriott Marquis (Times Square) — large meeting & event spaces plus corporate/promotional packages for planners and business travelers. Good for big corporate blocks. (marriott.com)
• The Westin New York (Grand Central / Times Square properties) — executive meeting rooms and dedicated corporate event services for business travelers. (marriott.com)
• Hilton Midtown / Hilton New York Times Square — multiple Hilton properties in Midtown list business/offers pages (breakfast/points, meeting services, corporate offers). Use Hilton for Business to book discounts. (hilton.com)
• Embassy Suites by Hilton (Manhattan/Times Square) — multi-room suites, group offers and corporate-friendly packages (use Hilton offers page). (hilton.com)
• Hyatt (Grand/Regency/Centric properties in Midtown & Times Square) — meeting/event pages and corporate promotions at Hyatt properties in NYC. (newsroom.hyatt.com)
• The Langham, New York (Fifth Avenue) — promotes corporate/event incentives (event discounts, credits, organizer perks) for meetings and corporate bookings. (langhamhotels.com)
• Marriott brands for business (AC Hotel, Courtyard, Element, Moxy, Fairfield, etc.) — many Marriott-branded NYC hotels offer meeting rooms, small‑group packages and group room‑block discounts. Good for smaller meetings or longer corporate stays. (marriott.com)
• Conrad / luxury Hilton properties (Conrad New York Midtown / Conrad New York Downtown) — luxury business amenities, private meeting spaces and corporate offers (check property offers pages). (stories.hilton.com)
• Extended‑stay / long‑stay options (Residence Inn, Marriott Vacation Club, Element, Hyatt House) — better for multi‑week corporate assignments; many have “stay” packages and waived destination fees. (marriott.com)

What corporate / business packages normally include

• Discounted negotiated nightly rates or promo/corporate codes (book through your company’s travel desk or the hotel’s sales team). (hilton.com)
• Meeting/event bundles: private meeting rooms, AV, F&B/catering minimums, on‑site event manager. (marriott.com)
• Business amenities: free or premium Wi‑Fi, business center / printing, airport transfers on request, late check‑out, and organizer perks/points for planners. (marriott.com)

Quick booking tips

• If your company has a travel policy/travel portal (Concur, Egencia, Deem, etc.), always search there first — negotiated corporate codes are often loaded into those tools. (Chain programs and negotiated corporate codes vary by company.) (hilton.com)
• For group or multi‑room bookings, contact the hotel’s sales/events team directly (RFP / Sales email) — they can create a contract with benefits (room blocks, F&B credits, complimentary rooms). See the hotel’s “Meetings / Events” page. (marriott.com)
• Join the hotel loyalty program (Hilton Honors, Marriott Bonvoy, World of Hyatt) and use the corporate booking option — you’ll often earn points plus get access to member rates and promotions. (hilton.com)

If you want, I can:

• Pull up a short list of 5–10 NYC hotels matched to a budget range and neighborhood (e.g., Midtown, Financial District, Brooklyn) and show current corporate offers and meeting‑space options for specific dates; or
• Look up how to register your company for a chain’s corporate program (Hilton for Business, Marriott Bonvoy Events, World of Hyatt) and the sign‑up steps.

Which would you prefer?