New York regulations

Title 9 Part 93

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9 NYCRR 93.1 - Room service

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The furnishing of room service is defined as the manual delivery of food and/or beverages on a tray, serving cart or table, at the order of a registered hotel guest, from a bar or kitchen of the licensed hotel by a waiter, waitress or other hotel employee performing the same function, to the room occupied by said guest, which food or beverages are to be consumed in the hotel room occupied by such guest. Nothing in this Part shall permit the sale of alcoholic beverages by vending machines or other mechanical devices.

9 NYCRR 93.2 - Liquor containers delivered in room service

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(a)In furnishing room service, no licensee shall use, or dispense from, or deliver a container exceeding one-half gallon of liquor or more than 15 gallons of wine, nor use or deliver a container of less than 25 ounces of liquor or six ounces of wine except that containers of liquor containing two ounces or less may be delivered exclusively in the furnishing of room service.
(b)As used in the context of this section, the term containermeans the original sealed bottle or package as received by the hotel licensee from the wholesaler.

9 NYCRR 93.3 - Permissive container sizes exclusively for room service

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Executive Department
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Jul 31, 2022
Register checked through
July 29, 2026/Vol. XLVIII, Issue 30 (2026-07-29)
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Jun 6, 2026

No wholesaler shall sell to any hotel licensee, and no hotel licensee shall purchase, any container exceeding one-half gallon of liquor or more than 15 gallons of wine, or any container of less than 25 ounces of liquor or six ounces of wine, except that containers of liquor containing two ounces or less may be sold to and purchased by hotel licensees exclusively for delivery in the furnishing of room service.

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