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Conrad New York Downtown
4.7/5186 Reviews

Conrad New York Downtown

Wall Street/Financial District New York|0.32km from New Yorker Magazine
Room was clean but water machine and went working and the blinds on windows were broken as the handle to close them was missing. Also the amenities changed and they’re not as good as previously no razor or toothbrush in room unlike the Conrad in London
Four Seasons Hotel New York Downtown
4.6/568 Reviews

Four Seasons Hotel New York Downtown

Tribeca New York|0.33km from New Yorker Magazine
Many friends and family asked me why we always stay at the same hotel in Tribeca. My answer is that nothing would compare to The Four Seasons. From the moment that you enter to the point of leaving, your needs are always met and you feel so pampered. Both the guest rooms and the suites are wonderful but it is the small touches: electronic pad in the room so as to ask questions and request whatever is needed; the staff is always so sweet and helpful; the rooms are beautiful and clean. I cannot find any fault and I highly recommend this hotel. It may feel smaller in size, but offers everything that is needed
The Beekman, a Thompson Hotel
4.5/599 Reviews

The Beekman, a Thompson Hotel

Wall Street/Financial District New York|0.56km from New Yorker Magazine
The room is small and cannot accommodate an extra bed. The location is excellent, and the Brooklyn Bridge, Wall Street, Ground Zero and other attractions are within walking distance; the subway station has Fulton Station, and the Municipal Park can take the Park Station on Lines 2 and 3. There are slippers and an electric kettle can ask the front desk. The downstairs bar is good. There are many places to buy breakfast around the hotel, and there is a supermarket to buy fruit drinks.
The Wall Street Hotel New York City
4.6/589 Reviews

The Wall Street Hotel New York City

Wall Street/Financial District New York|0.98km from New Yorker Magazine
The Wall Street Hotel will treat you with their quality staff (from reception to Lobby Bar) and their exquisite taste in decor and design. They have earned their 5 Stars, from luxurious rooms (beds are super comfy) to delicious dining (best oysters I’ve ever had!) Great location to stroll the charm and history of lower Manhattan. Would stay here again and would love to stay longer!
33 Seaport Hotel New York
4.2/5102 Reviews

33 Seaport Hotel New York

Wall Street/Financial District New York|1.13km from New Yorker Magazine
The location is particularly good, there are similar bars and streets, as well as shopping, very close to Wall Street, windows can see the Brooklyn Bridge. #完美服务# #绝佳位置# #房清洁# #环境超好#
Hotel Barriere Fouquet's New York
4.6/514 Reviews

Hotel Barriere Fouquet's New York

Tribeca New York|1.22km from New Yorker Magazine
With a stay at Hotel Barriere Fouquet's New York in New York (Manhattan), you'll be within a 5-minute drive of New York University and One World Trade Center. This luxury hotel is 1.4 mi (2.3 km) from Wall Street and 1.5 mi (2.4 km) from 5th Avenue.Relax at the full-service spa, where you can enjoy massages, body treatments, and facials. If you're looking for recreational opportunities, you'll find an indoor pool, a steam room, and a fitness center. This hotel also features complimentary wireless internet access and concierge services.Satisfy your appetite at Brasserie Fouquet's New Y, one of the hotel's 2 restaurants. Quench your thirst with your favorite drink at the bar/lounge. Full breakfasts are served on weekdays from 7:30 AM to 10:00 AM and on weekends from 7:30 AM to 11:00 AM for a fee.Featured amenities include dry cleaning/laundry services, a 24-hour front desk, and multilingual staff. This hotel has 2 meeting rooms available for events.Make yourself at home in one of the 97 air-conditioned rooms featuring minibars and flat-screen televisions. Complimentary wireless internet access keeps you connected, and cable programming is available for your entertainment. Private bathrooms have designer toiletries and bathrobes. Conveniences include safes and desks, and housekeeping is provided daily.

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Four Seasons Hotel New York Downtown
4.6/568 Reviews

Four Seasons Hotel New York Downtown

Tribeca New York|0.33km from New Yorker Magazine
Many friends and family asked me why we always stay at the same hotel in Tribeca. My answer is that nothing would compare to The Four Seasons. From the moment that you enter to the point of leaving, your needs are always met and you feel so pampered. Both the guest rooms and the suites are wonderful but it is the small touches: electronic pad in the room so as to ask questions and request whatever is needed; the staff is always so sweet and helpful; the rooms are beautiful and clean. I cannot find any fault and I highly recommend this hotel. It may feel smaller in size, but offers everything that is needed
Sheraton Tribeca New York Hotel
3.8/5113 Reviews

Sheraton Tribeca New York Hotel

Tribeca New York|1.13km from New Yorker Magazine
Not great, not bad. Pros: Very close to several subway stations and multiple subway lines. Front desk, bartender and baggage room clerk very friendly and helpful. Cons: Room not ready when we arrived after the check in time (although they did give us free drink vouchers while we waited). No fridge in the room. WiFi at an additional charge. Lots of street noise in room all night (9th floor).
The Allen Hotel
4/5100 Reviews

The Allen Hotel

Chinatown/Little Italy New York|1.98km from New Yorker Magazine
The hotel is like the feeling of my grandmother... hahahaha. The service was good, but I had to extend it the next day. I called the room at 6 in the morning and paid the bill and told me that I was gone, sad. In Chinatown, the price is very high. Really good!
Holiday Inn NYC - Lower East Side
4/5109 Reviews

Holiday Inn NYC - Lower East Side

Lower East Side New York|2.34km from New Yorker Magazine
The hotel is in a good location three minutes walk from the subway station. The room facilities are simple and suitable for one person and two adults. It is slightly cramped. The small supermarket downstairs is fast and easy to walk. You can reach the old Chinatown. It tastes great but pay attention to cash only!

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Club Quarters Hotel World Trade Center, New York
4.1/5105 Reviews

Club Quarters Hotel World Trade Center, New York

Wall Street/Financial District New York|0.35km from New Yorker Magazine
I was asked to provide a credit card when we arrived during check-in. The receptionist told me I had to deposit 130 $ with the hotel. As I have problems with my credit card, I offered to pay cash 130 $. The receptionist rejected it. When I asked why 130 $ money was worse than 130 $ on my credit card, he explained that actually, the hotel wanted more than 130$. When I asked why he lied to me in the first place, he didn't answer. Then I said I would like to get to my room as I had already paid for it. The answer was that I would not get the key to my room, and this was it. When I asked to speak to the manager, he told me he was the manager. Finally, when I asked for a person to whom the receptionist reports, he said he would be the following day, but he couldn't give me an exact time. As I was traveling with 10-year-old child, I gave him my problematic credit card, hoping that I would avoid problems and get a key in return. When I asked questions about the hotel, he ignored me and turned to the next guess. So I got a key, but I know nothing about the hotel, facilities etc. ”Great service”. I regret I made that choice.
New York Marriott Downtown
4.3/5116 Reviews

New York Marriott Downtown

Wall Street/Financial District New York|0.4km from New Yorker Magazine
A daily charge of 20 or 25 knives will be charged, which can then be used to order meals. No order or refund will be given, which is equivalent to compulsory consumption. Overall, the location is good, the subway station is close, and taxis are very convenient.
The Cloud One New York-Downtown, by the Motel One Group
4.2/5100 Reviews

The Cloud One New York-Downtown, by the Motel One Group

Lower Manhattan New York|0.4km from New Yorker Magazine
Located in New York (Manhattan), The Cloud One New York-Downtown, by the Motel One Group is within a 15-minute walk of One World Trade Center and Battery Park. This hotel is 3.4 mi (5.5 km) from Empire State Building and 3.6 mi (5.8 km) from Bryant Park.This smoke-free hotel offers offsite parking.Wrap up your day with a drink at the bar/lounge. Buffet breakfasts are served on weekdays from 6:00 AM to 10:00 AM and on weekends from 7:00 AM to 11:00 AM for a fee.Featured amenities include a 24-hour front desk, a safe deposit box at the front desk, and an elevator.Stay in one of 326 guestrooms featuring flat-screen televisions. Complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and satellite programming is available for your entertainment. Private bathrooms with showers feature rainfall showerheads and hair dryers. Conveniences include safes and desks, and housekeeping is provided daily.
The Washington by LuxUrban, Trademark Collection by Wyndham
4.1/5111 Reviews

The Washington by LuxUrban, Trademark Collection by Wyndham

Wall Street/Financial District New York|0.41km from New Yorker Magazine
Had already stayed 3 nights in another room in the same hotel and wanted to stay another night, but couldn't stay in the same room cause it had been booked. This time didn't get the same view, but it wasn't bad all all. The bell man downstairs hold our luggage while we waited to checked in. Will recommend this hotel to anyone that wants to come and visit New York City.
Smyth Tribeca
4.3/5101 Reviews

Smyth Tribeca

Tribeca New York|0.42km from New Yorker Magazine
Excellent experience from beginning to end. We were fortunate to have a room ready upon our arrival and were greeted by a friendly staff. The rooms were well kept and cleaned daily. The furniture and fixtures were very nice and the beds were quite comfortable. Although we did not partake, the mini bar was well stocked with drinks and a few snack options. There is a subway entrance right by the hotel entrance making traveling a breeze. The hotel is situated in a nice area and is right around the corner from a CVS in case you forgot anything while packing.
The Frederick Hotel Tribeca
3.9/5102 Reviews

The Frederick Hotel Tribeca

Tribeca New York|0.46km from New Yorker Magazine
I love this hotel. Booking hotels really stresses me out. I always worry that it won’t be as advertised. Thank goodness I found The Frederick. A friend recommended it and I’ve now stayed there twice. I like the location. I like the hotel. I love the vibe. Easy access to a Starbucks and the subway. The neighborhood is pretty quiet at night. My most recent visit was just a quick 1 night stay but I wished I could stay longer. One of my fav things is that the room AC works very well and my room gets nice and cold…I love a cold hotel room. The bathrooms have cool map tile work in the showers. It isn’t noisy. Like I don’t hear people next door or milling about in the hallway. Mery checked me in and she was lovely. Honestly, everyone I’ve ever interacted with has been delightful. I just love the coziness of a boutique hotel.

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The Beekman, a Thompson Hotel

The Beekman, a Thompson Hotel

4.5/599 Reviews
Wall Street/Financial District
The room is small and cannot accommodate an extra bed. The location is excellent, and the Brooklyn Bridge, Wall Street, Ground Zero and other attractions are within walking distance; the subway station has Fulton Station, and the Municipal Park can take the Park Station on Lines 2 and 3. There are slippers and an electric kettle can ask the front desk. The downstairs bar is good. There are many places to buy breakfast around the hotel, and there is a supermarket to buy fruit drinks.
Mint House at 70 Pine

Mint House at 70 Pine

4.5/5115 Reviews
Wall Street/Financial District
Perfect location with a great market for food and a kitchen you could not ask for better amenities. Suitable for both families and others, especially for all coffee lovers as the local cafe and in-suite amenities for coffee are more than ideal.
Millennium Downtown New York

Millennium Downtown New York

3.7/562 Reviews
Wall Street/Financial District
very shabby room New York does have a lot of old hotels 3,000 RMB a night for this hotel, the price is really too high Environment: the location is very good Service: General, pre-authorized refund is very slow Facilities: There are no facilities at all
Conrad New York Downtown

Conrad New York Downtown

4.7/5186 Reviews
Wall Street/Financial District
Room was clean but water machine and went working and the blinds on windows were broken as the handle to close them was missing. Also the amenities changed and they’re not as good as previously no razor or toothbrush in room unlike the Conrad in London
Four Seasons Hotel New York Downtown

Four Seasons Hotel New York Downtown

4.6/568 Reviews
Tribeca
Many friends and family asked me why we always stay at the same hotel in Tribeca. My answer is that nothing would compare to The Four Seasons. From the moment that you enter to the point of leaving, your needs are always met and you feel so pampered. Both the guest rooms and the suites are wonderful but it is the small touches: electronic pad in the room so as to ask questions and request whatever is needed; the staff is always so sweet and helpful; the rooms are beautiful and clean. I cannot find any fault and I highly recommend this hotel. It may feel smaller in size, but offers everything that is needed
World Center Hotel

World Center Hotel

4.2/5103 Reviews
Wall Street/Financial District
Hotel location and room size exceeded my expectations. Location and surroundings: Super convenient! ! ! Just on the south side of the 911 Memorial, walking away from the World Trade Center, Wall Street Copper Bull, New York Stock Exchange, Trinity Church, Battery Park (to the Statue of Liberty) are very close, a few minutes away, very close to the subway station, go uptown The sights and the subway can be reached in half an hour. Starbucks and various restaurants are located across the street. It is also close to the World Trade Center, target, and Marshall. On the north side is the 911 Park. Our room is just facing the north side. It is very quiet. There are inner streets on the east and south sides and main roads on the west. I don't know if there will be noisy at night. The parking lot didn't pay attention to the number of parking spaces. It stopped 51 knives per day and added 10 knives overnight. The parking fee for traffic jams in New York was too expensive, so there was no car rental in this trip. The subway was very convenient. Downstairs is a small police station, parked by the police car on the side of the road, plus next to the 911 site, so the law and order is very good. Room size: I thought the hotels in New York were very small, but this hotel was beyond my expectations. It turned out to be a one-bedroom apartment. The corridor was very very very very narrow, the space was reserved for the room, a double bed, in addition to the bathroom and a small kitchen. With the dining table, there is a small room, a sofa, which can be changed into a double bed. It is not a problem for the adults to sleep four people. Room facilities: The facilities are not new or old, but they are very practical. First of all, there is enough space for the cabinets, there are plaids for items, and there are also shoes for hanging and drying clothes. Both rooms have a TV, and the charging plugs are reasonably distributed. Most satisfied with the kitchenette and dining table! The kitchen has two people's tableware, microwave, capsule coffee machine (three coffee capsules and tea will be added every day), although there is no hot water bottle in New York, but this room is more convenient with hot and cold water in the microwave oven or even instant noodles. Burger sandwiches are too much to eat, and it is very comfortable to make a face at night. There is no bottled water. There are water purifiers and water bottles on each floor. There should be some in the bathroom, and it seems that the toilet is not ventilated. Said to be a hotel, but basically the equipment of the apartment, very convenient and convenient. The general health condition is mainly due to the fact that the earthen altar is not clean and nothing else. Package: Simple and practical, there is free wifi, there is a gym, time has not gone, there is a lounge on the first floor, you can also go online and print. On the 20th floor, there is a small and beautiful top-level restaurant called view of the world. The view is directly opposite the 911 Memorial Park. The attached photo is the view of the restaurant. The per capita meal is 20-30 knives. The western restaurant with a moderate taste is worth trying. Steak, but sold out on the same day, the lamb chops taste good but slightly raw, the salmon is not good, the burger and roast pork tastes good, and the hamburger's fries are the best I have ever eaten in the past few days. Room rate does not include breakfast, you can go to the restaurant (not a bargain), or you can order a takeaway breakfast one day in advance to get back to the room to eat, breakfast is very cheap 7.95 knife, three sets, one main snack + fruit cup + juice Or coffee tea + two eggs or a small bowl of oatmeal, the price is not bad. There are no children's entertainment facilities. service: The cleaning staff in the room was good. When I checked out, I had a lot of luggage. I also took the initiative to help me. The front desk had a normal attitude, no smile, no initiative, no more talk, but it was all done. I have overcharged my facility fee of 20 knives per day. When I booked the hotel, the service charge and tax were included. So I questioned it. The answer is that the third-party reservation will charge the facility fee. I was too lazy to theory at the time and directly complained to Ctrip. This fee was later returned to me by Ctrip. Here I would like to give Ctrip's service staff a compliment. However, there was no explanation at the time of the booking. It was very pitted and it was firmly considered that it was an unreasonable charge, so the complaint was taken back. When you go out to the store, you must pay attention to the checkout bill, because the credit card has been authorized, not the charge at that time, it will be deducted afterwards, so you must not ignore it. In summary, a good value for money hotel, suitable for play, but not suitable for hotels.

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