The Ambassador was a hotel and social club in Brooklyn that was favoured by the Tattaglia family and particularly by caporegime Donnie Marinelli. The club was one of the few well protected Tattaglia businesses, serving as their official meeting place, and thus featured no rackets on the upper floors. It was run by Alexander Dominski, an old friend of Philip Tattaglia.
In 1945, Marinelli was beaten to death inside the club, and by 1955 it had been taken over by the Corleone family.
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Effectively the Tattaglia social club, this is one of the centers of the Family's activities in Brooklyn, and it's a tough venue to turn over. Various Tattaglia capos and soldiers are known to hang out here.