Contains nine menus for the restaurants on the ground floor of the New York Hilton Hotel, located at Rockefeller Center in New York City. The restaurants were part of the "Rue Des Gourmets," which was a lobby level food court. Restaurants represented by these menus include Valencia, The Seven Hills, Old Bourbon House, Place Lautrec, The Taveerne, and Kismet Lounge. Also contains two miniature room service bar menus. The hotel's interior, including all of the restaurants, was designed by William Pahlmann Associates.

Contains a publication on the Astor Tower Hotel in Chicago, Illinois. Also contains a publication for Maxim's de Paris restaurant, which was located at the Astor Tower Hotel. Neither establishment's interior was designed by William Pahlmann Associates.

Contains a menu and a laundry bag for The Beverly Hilton Hotel in Beverly Hills, California. Also contains a guest information packet, which holds brochures, stationary with handwritten notes, door signs, a soap wrapper, a laundry list, a calendar, and an April 1956 issue of Guideposts. This hotel's interior was not designed by William Pahlmann Associates.

Contains miscellaneous magazine and newspaper clippings regarding hotel interiors.

Contains two hotel brochures designed and printed by Hannau Color Productions of New York City. Hotels represented include The Drake Hotel in Chicago, Illinois and the Fort Montagu Beach Hotel and Cabana Club in Nassau, Bahamas. Neither hotel's interior was designed by William Pahlmann Associates.

Contains three brochures and two matchbooks for the Hotel America in Houston, Texas. This hotel's interior was not designed by William Pahlmann Associates.

Contains sewing kits for the Fujiya Hotel in Tokyo, Japan and The Olympic Hotel in Seattle, Washington. The sewing kits contain needles, thread, safety pins, and buttons. Neither hotel's interior was designed by William Pahlmann Associates.

Regards an unidentified proposed hotel at Condado Plaza in San Juan, Puerto Rico. Contains two street maps of San Juan showing the proposed location of the hotel. Also contains an aerial photograph with a concept drawing of the proposed hotel on it. It is not known if William Pahlmann Associates was involved with this project.

Contains a publication for the Hotel Pierre in New York City. William Pahlmann Associates designed the hotel's Royal Suite for Prince Philip's visit to New York City in March 1966.

Contains menu covers, menus, paper napkins, paper placemats, a paper coaster, and a matchbook for restaurants in the President Hotel in Hong Kong. The restaurants represented include the Three Kingdoms, Lotus Grill, Rice Bowl Coffee Shop, and the Siamese Starlight Roof. The hotel's interior, including its restaurants, was designed by William Pahlmann Associates.