This hotel is really nice. Although they are working on the elevators to upgrade them, the wait was not long going up/down and between floors. They do have a Starbucks shop in the hotel so our one travel mate could get her "fix" every day. The front desk was very helpful in finding a pizza shop to deliver in the monsoon rains from Hurricane Hanna that hit NYC - and also provided umbrellas so visitors could brave the elements if they chose to do so. Our only complaint was that the drinks in the bar were ridiculously priced and service was somewhat slow. The hotel location is great to explore Battery Park, Pier 17 area, Financial District and the subway is not far away. The only time we needed a taxi was to get to/from the airport.

My wife and I stayed in this financial district Marriott (on a promotion price program we received from Marriott) for a few days before heading to Ireland for a vacation. The hotel was very crisp in detail, very clean, and upon boarding our plane for Ireland we discovered we had left a cell phone charger in the room. I called the hotel and they packaged the charger and mailed it to our home in Naples. Very responsive. We really liked the location, could view the Statue of Liberty from our room. Convenient to lower Manhatten sights and a good value with the Marriott promotion package.

I'm not sure if it was mold or dust or what, but each morning we woke up barely able to breathe. The condensation on the window made me think mold because it was just so wet. The hotel is in the midst of all the construction, and uncomfortable to walk to at night. I'm glad to be home so I can breathe easier.

This hotel is in a centrally location, the employees are nice and polite, I did not had the opportunity to eat on site but we had cocktails, the restaurant seems pretty good with a lot of good looking people, I?ll definitely stay there again.

We enjoyed our stay very much. The hotel service was wonderful! Their bar/restaurant lounge had great food and drinks. And we were just a few blocks away from Battery Park & Ground Zero. Subways are also easily accessible (even with the constructions), just a couple stops away from China Town and Little Italy.