New York Marriott Downtown

This hotel checks all my hotel boxes. Clean. Friendly Staff. Comfy Bed. Soft Towels. Hot Shower. Not too much noise. What more could you want? Great location near Financial District /​Battery Park /​WTC. Will stay again.

Meeting here today; setup good; food decent for large group of people; bars are also good w places to sit and talk business

I stayed at this hotel during the holidays a few years ago and picked it primarily because of where it was located. This is a lovely hotel and is very grand. I think the location and nature of the hotel signified that it was quite expensive! I think I spent around $ 250 a night at this place and it is definitely a place for weekend or short term visits if you’re on a traveling budget.
The location is good because it is fairly close to ground zero and Wall Street. It is also right next to the Hudson River, which will get you a great view of the Statue of Liberty. It’s also quite near the local subway which can take you further up into the city.
I enjoyed staying at this hotel and if you don’t fancy paying for room service, you can get pizza from the local shop delivered to your room! That’s a plus in my opinion!
The only bad experience I had was with a lobby boy on the first day, but other than that I really enjoyed my stay at this hotel.

Very very slow to clean your room. Not the most helpful experience. My ast stay was W Hotel in Hong Kong. … now that was fabulous. I think they just forgot to clean the room…

I wasn’t a guest in the traditional sense — I was here for two days in a row attending a conference. And I have to say, the food was exceptional. And not just for conference food, it was good food. I even met the executive chef who greeted me in the morning on the 2^nd day. The room we were in wasn’t an ice-​box, which was a nice touch.

Lage: Exzellent direkt neben dem WTC und dem ⁹⁄₁₁ Memorial
Personal: freundlich und hilfsbereit
Preis: nicht billig, aber der Lage angemessen
Zimmer: großzügig und mit zwei KingSize Boxspringbetten

This hotel is let down by the woeful group breakfast service provided at their franchise restaurant. Although the hotel is well-​sited, efficient and clean, it is not suitable for tour groups because of the poor breakfast service

This Marriott is an incredible surprise in lower Manhattan! I booked online through Marriott’s website, and paid around $ 280 for one night. Many of you will find that expensive, but it’s very much in line with other hotels in NYC, so I actually thought I was getting a pretty good deal. The hotel was fantastic, and the rooms were huge by NYC standards! These are your normal-​sized Marriott rooms — not the NYC version. We were very pleasantly surprised. The bathrooms are huge and there’s tons of counter space. There are even coffee makers in the room, which I thought was standard in most hotels and was unpleasantly surprised during my last NYC stay. It’s located conveniently on several subway lines, so you should be able to get where you need to go fairly quickly. There are several restaurants and bars in the area from low key to upscale. Check in and out were a breeze. My only complaint is that it’s in an incredibly touristy area — literally steps from Ground Zero. Be prepared to walk through that mess of tourists plus riffraff by a huge PATH station.

Nice views from the Concierge Lounge and from the rooms. This Marriott is located right outside the tunnel but you don’t hear too much noise and it doesn’t smell like car exhaust. It’s right across West St. from the running path that extends almost the full length of Manhattan on the West Side along the Hudson River. It’s a great run, and roundtrip you can run probably 20+ miles or more without leaving the trail. Ada from the Concierge lounge was great! She was very hospitable and took the time to get to know many of the guests who were interested in conversation. I had a minor issue and the front desk fixed it right away. This is a good Marriott if you’re planning on visiting NYC. It’s a few blocks from the 1−2−3−9 red subway line (Broadway line) and also a few blocks from the N-​R yellow line. You can get anywhere in the city with a few strategic connections. This Marriott is a few blocks from Ground Zero.

The lobby smells like burgers ALL THE TIME due to the proximity of the burger joint — only a problem because it makes you hungry every time you enter and exit!
Staff were super generous with that strawberry champagne chocolate — thanks!
Our view was gorgeous and the bed was super comfy.
One minor negative is that we wished there was a fan in the bathroom — showers got super steamy with nowhere for it to go.

I’ve stayed here twice and the first time was great however the second was mediocre.
We had a suite with a corner room, so the view was nice. We were only on the 16^th floor and compared to last time the view was not as good as being on the 20 something.
And I don’t know how I didn’t notice this the first time but the walls are paper thin. I feel like I could hear so many different sounds from everywhere.
Also only one elevator was working for the floors 1 – 16, so it was pretty inconvenient.
One huge pro was the room service though. It was super fast no matter what we got and the server was really nice!
It’s a great location but I think I’ll try the W next time.

This place is terrible — the lobby is tiny, crowded and uncomfortable; the staff is very unhelpful; and everything is absurdly overpriced. I would NOT stay in the Marriott downtown again.

Possibly the best Marriott I’ve stayed in. I was able to book well in advance and got a great deal on a on room. Great hotel with excellent customer service. I was able to check in early and got a room upgrade to a corner suite with views of the Freedom Tower and the Statue of Liberty. I’ve never stayed down this way so it took a minute to get used to where the subways were, but you’re not as isolated as you would think. If I come across a rate like this again I’ll be sure to book it!

I recently stayed here for 3 nights. It was a good stay. The room was comfortable with all amenities I like– safe, plenty of power outlets, nice towels, good shower head pressure, floor length mirror, and very comfortable beds and pillows. Also, it was easy to hail cabs as the hotel is in a central location. I would stay here again.

The location of this property is fantastic so that’s why I stayed there. It was actually the second time I’ve stayed at the Marriott Downtown in the last 6 months. There’s nothing really to get excited about here, it’s just an «okay» hotel with «okay» service and «okay» amenities. One thing that’s not okay is the quality of the television cable signal. The signal quality just sucked and the screen had lines and snow intermittently throughout whatever program I was watching. When graphics were displayed, the TV buzzed real loud until the graphics disappeared from the screen — kinda reminded me of my college dorm room TV 30 years ago!
One more thing: When we arrived, there was a line of about 7 – 9 business people waiting to check-​in. The line was going nowhere because the 2 clerks were working with people who appeared to have some sort of problem. I called the Marriott Downtown while standing in line and requested they send out more clerks. To their credit, 3 clerks immediately showed-​up and got down to business! What did we do before our smart phones!!!
This is a run of the mill Marriott that’s located in a great spot. Get ready to pay big bucks for the location, not for the property or guest experience.
There’s a W next door I might try next time I’m in the city.

Had a corner room on the 25^th floor that had an amazing view of the river. From my cousin’s room one door down he could clearly see the Statue of Liberty. Major points for location and proximity to the Statue of Liberty tour. The room was in pretty good repair and the beds super comfortable. Awesome
water pressure and temperature in the shower! Also a bonus for having charger stations next to the bed with USB ports and plenty of outlets for electronics.
I would have given this place 5 stars because overall we had a pleasant experience except we did have one hiccup. We checked out of our room and several hours later and discovered we forgot our iPad in the room. We were 100% positive we forgot it in the room so we called down and the woman at the front desk said that the room had been cleaned and it wasn’t turned in. After we told her we want to make a police report she suggested house keeping management be notified. House keeping management was pretty cooperative and gave us access to the room after we had checked out (since there wasn’t a new guest checked in yet), and we then found the room had not yet been cleaned and our iPad was in fact still there. I’m giving this place a good review because overall it was nice, and housekeeping management assisted us with our situation but knocked off a star for the front desk woman lying and saying our room was cleaned and nothing was turned in. Makes me wonder if she intended to slip into the room on her next break to claim it for herself.

For about $ 100 cheaper, we were able to stay at this hotel in the Financial District rather than closer up town where all the action is.
The staff were super friendly, and our room was great. We had a corner room on the 8^th floor which had some nice views of the street, NJ, and NY buildings. The beds were very comfortable.
Parking was $ 55 valet for 24 hours, and if you are any time over, 1 minute to 6 hours more, it’s an additional $ 35. I think these prices are pretty typical for NYC, but I’m not too sure.
There is a Starbucks and 2 bars/​restaurants attached to the hotel, making it very convenient for coffee, food and beer.
As for the location, this location was perfect for us. We were going to an event in Murray Hill Saturday day, so we took the subway uptown, and cabbed back for about $ 18. Sunday was great, as the city was very quiet on a Sunday morning in the financial district. We walked about half a mile to Leo’s Bagels (a small, but delicious bagel shop), and then took a left out of the bagel shop to eat on the water with a view of the helicopter tours, runners, and the Brooklyn Bridge. Afterwards we walked around and were able to see the Statue of Liberty from Battery Park. A short 5 minute walk north west of the hotel was the ⁹⁄₁₁ memorial.
I’d recommend this to anyone.

Stayed here for a weekend trip in NYC. Can’t rate the hotel based on its location, but it is pretty distant from some cooler places that you’d want to visit.
The staff was speedy and there were no complications with the reservation so that was good. The price for the location, size of room, accommodations were decent as well.
The wifi doesn’t seem to be free; trying to get into the guest network prompted me with a purchase screen.
The worst: our shower clogged ankle deep whenever anyone took a shower. It was pretty disgusting.

We were very pleased with this location. My wife and I took both sets of parents to New York for Thanksgiving week.
We selected this location because of its closeness to the 911 Memorial, the Statue and Ellis Island ferry and the Rector subway station.
The onsite Starbucks was a great place to grab some hot coffee before each day’s journeys. The restaurants on the property, Bill’s was perfect when we had an action packed day.
The hotel staff was awesome in helping with our needs for our group.
I highly recommend this location. Make sure you check them out as you build your trip.

Bring your own hotspot/​air card do not rely on the wifi here it is not stable
Other than the internet problems that you will undoubtedly experience at this hotel, it’s decent/​okay. I like the area, and they’ve got some great dining options in walking distance. Blue Smoke is incredible and The Palm is always a fan favorite (about a 12 minute walk though). The rooms are comfortable, room service is high quality, and the food is decent. However, the inconvenience of the wifi issue is enough to make me choose another hotel.

Great location for those who like a quiter new york on weekend, love the stroll along the hudson river with the view of statue of liberty, and the easy access in and out of new york.
I recommend eating at the nearby Merchant river house is great little cozy restaurant by the river at the end of albany street, tugged away from the bell and whistle of wall street and 9−11memorial tourists.
The parking lots nearby charged $ 21 for 12 hours versus $ 55 valet parking with in and out privilege and a long wait if you dont give them a head up by phone for 30 minutes ahead. The hotel has two regular restaurants and a starbuck on premises. There are also several others nearby. It is a bit less action at night. The view in my corner north side overlooking the new world trade building and the south pool is so great, we decided to stay in and have our drinks instead.
Although the view is awesome, it is a reminder of the tragic incident on ⁹⁄₁₁. I can’t imagine the damages and loss of those who were here on that day. How devastated they must have felt! My heart was saddened. I wonder if there is any pieces or remains left around this site. Then I take a moment of silence to remember the firefighters, polices, emergency responders, and civilians who lost their lives on that day. May they rest in peace.