Hampton Inn Manhattan/Downtown-Financial District

We just stayed here for a long weekend and would definitely stay here again if we were in the city. Our room was super clean and well appointed. HUGE shower, comfy bed. The staff were all very friendly and helpful. Great location, close to a bunch of subway lines, which we loved for getting all over Manhattan.
The only downside was the noise. There was construction happening outside, but they didnt start till 9am on the weekend so it was fine (plus we had earplugs, which I would recommend anyways for the hallway noise). Thats the only reason I give it a 4 instead of 5 star.

After a 4 hour drive that turned into 7, the folks at this Hampton Inn welcomed me with open arms. I told the. That this country girl could not handle this city traffic, they immediately understood. They had me checked in within minutes and offered to help carry my bags from the car. They offered fruit infused water in the lobby. This was a refreshing touch. The room was nice and cool. The bed was worthy of the Hilton family name. It was peaceful and quiet. It was a convenient location with secure parking next door. The breakfast smelled delicious but I did not have the time to try it. The next time I am in NY, I will stay here.

This is a very new hotel. It is beautiful, clean, and quiet.
The staff is definitely a five star rating!
Everyone at the front desk was very friendly and literally bent over backwards to help us!
You will find peaceful rest here and the location is great too.
The ferry is down the street and takes you to Brooklyn, or Ellis Island for $ 4! (Or any other place you want to visit across the water’s edge).
You are also walking distance from the World Trade Center/​911memorial.
Wall Street is a safe and nice neighborhood, I wish I had spent more days here and taken the subway or taxi to Times Square :)!
At breakfast, I asked if they had almond milk, they did not but quickly offered to run and buy it for me. Wow! Did I just turn into queen of Wall Street? Yeah I did!
I got to chatting with Amanita from the breakfast area, she was very helpful in finding how to become a hilton honors rewards member. Adriana was a joy to meet, she was all smiles and happiness!
Yes, this hotel knows hospitality and practice it genuinely well!

We were in NYC for a charity ball in the financial district and decided to stay here based on previous reviews.
The property is in a good location on Pearl St and the room was clean and a decent size for Manhattan. The issue was the horrific service.
At check in the person at the desk continued to answer incoming calls instead of checking us in and calling the valet so we had to wait until she finished answering calls as there was no one else present.
The next day my wife ran down to grab breakfast at 9:40 (it runs to 10) and only found a few scrambled eggs and one biscuit for the two of us and the rude staff member present declined to assist her.
I then tried to call down and have the car brought over and the phone rang so many times when calling the front desk it disconnected. Twice.
So one needs to teach the people who run this property customer service because it is in short supply.

OK, so I booked this hotel for the NYC marathon as it was right next door to the staten island ferry, to get to the start of the marathon. How was I to realize that there are two Hampton Inn right down the street from each other. Thanks to GPS for getting me to the one on the 300 block of Pearl Street only to find out that I was not at 32 Pearl Street. At least the guy at the front desk was kind enough to tell me that I needed to keep going down the road to the actual one I had reservations at…
Upon arrival I was checked in promptly and efficiently. They have a nice waiting space with coffee and tea and fresh fruit. The hallway going to the room was fairly NYC sized. Good luck getting people crossing in the opposite direction at the same time. The room was definitely larger than I had expected especially by NYC standards. For the price, definitely worth it. Nice bargain. The room and bathroom was super clean and had a fresh smell. Really liked it. The view was of the financial district. Super close to the ferry which was a bonus, enough of a small walk to ease my nerves for my first marathon. Check out was super easy and quick. No issues there. Was even able to grab a quick bagel for the continental breakfast.
Solid good night’s stay.

Thanks to a Groupon coupon we had a wonderful three night experience at this Hampton Inn. We arrived the afternoon of Dec. 15 and Somesh on the front desk directed us to the nearby TKTS for tickets to the Christmas Rockettes. Late that evening he also recommended several wonderful late night dining establishments nearby. He also suggested a number of tourist things in lower Manhattan. We had a choice of 3 subway lines a short walk from the hotel. The cooked breakfast was excellent. My wife had an allergic reaction to a medication and they called a nearby walk in clinic for an immediate appointment which solved her problem. It was nice to observe the lighted Hanukkah candles in the lobby as well as Christmas decorations. Manager Elizabeth should be proud of her excellent friendly staff. We even saw a maintenance person spotting a small smudge on the hallway carpet on our floor late at night. The room was nicely equipped, quiet and the hotel is in a great new location for we midtown visitors.
Chris B

Good choice for a stay in Manhattan, all things considered.
I selected this hotel because it was one of the lower priced of the Hilton chain during my visit to NYC. The location was a bit off-​putting in lower Manhattan and in the Financial District, but as it turned out this was not an issue at all. There’s plenty of restaurants and shops nearby, and the subway is only a half block from the hotel. It’s almost adjacent to the Staten Island Ferry, close to the NYSE and not too far from Chinatown.
The room was small but fine for one person (I had a queen room). It was noisy from the hallway since I was next to the elevator. I like that I can choose my own room on the Hilton app, but unfortunately it’s usually without knowing much about the room or its location. In this case I should have chosen a room farther down the hallway. I’m not sure if I can blame the hotel at all for that as some of the people sounded drunk and were apparently inspired to be as loud as possible while standing waiting for the elevator.
The staff was great. They answered my questions and even booked my car to La Guardia Airport. The breakfast was the typical Hampton Inn buffet style, so no complaints there.
My only complaint was with the thermostat as I had a hard time keeping the room warm enough, which I see another Unilocaler commented on as well.

I was pleasantly surprised with this hotel! My main motivating factor in selecting it was that it was the cheapest hotel I found: I paid ~$ 150/​night for a room with a king bed (didn’t require prepayment, and was booked through hilton, not priceline or whatever). Because it was cheap, I wasn’t expecting very much. However, it was a very solid place!
My room was clean and decently sized for a nyc hotel. King bed, tv, desk, decent sized clean bathroom, and a closet. The elevator is a bit slow, but the hotel isn’t very tall (7 stories?) so the stairs aren’t really a problem. They have a free breakfast (fairly uncommon in NYC) that is ok, nothing special. Having stayed in my older new york hotels (I’m thinking of you, terrible midtown hilton) the newly renovated Hampton Inn was refreshingly large and not run down.
The location is great, both for business travelers (close to a number of train stations, including the 1, 4, 5, N, R, and walkable to the A/​C/​E, plus about a half mile from the east river ferry terminal), and for tourists (quick walk to battery park to see the statue of liberty, near the WTC site, and close to south street seaport). I grew up in NYC and was a bit apprehensive about staying in FiDi — there used to be nothing near by, and everything was empty and closed on weekends. Not anymore: I was pleasantly surprised that there were decent restaurants and bars, plus attractions within walking distance.
Word of caution: there are actually 2 hampton inn financial district hotels, both on pearl street (one is 32 pearl, one is 320 pearl). Make sure you go to the right one! I checked in to the correct one, but after a long day ended up at the other one. Because they’re both newish hampton inns, they basically looked the same inside… and have the same room numbering schemes. After spending a few minutes completely baffled by why my key wasn’t working, I figured it out (and felt really silly!).

Being very well traveled we found this hotel extremely nice. The staff went above and beyond to meet and exceed our needs. The rooms are clean very well decorated and very comfortable. Wonderful shower, coffee maker in room, lovely hot breakfast. We will definitely be back!!!

Hampton inn is usually a good hotel. My experience with the staff was relatively pleasant but they got our room reservation wrong. We went back and they said they would compensate us for our trouble; we got a different room, worse than the first, with no fridge and a broken thermostat. At least the internet worked…