New York Marriott Downtown

Always convenient, and the room was as quiet as ever, great for sleeping. Trinity Church and the Wall Street Bull are nearby, plus there's a French breakfast spot just a short walk away. Taxis and the subway are both super accessible.

The room's location is fantastic, just a 5-10 minute walk from the World Trade Center, and also close to the New York Stock Exchange and the Charging Bull. The subway is just steps away.

I was really lucky to pick such a great hotel in New York this time. It's located in Manhattan's Financial District, super close to the 9/11 Memorial – probably just a 5-minute walk. The neighborhood has convenience stores, coffee shops, and several restaurants. Plus, multiple subway lines make it super easy to get to Midtown Manhattan or Brooklyn. Although the hotel's decor looks a bit dated, it's very well-maintained. The room interiors are comfortable, and some room types offer views of the Hudson River. On sunny days, waking up to that view made my morning every time.

The room itself was decent. Although it was a Hudson River view room, I couldn't see the Statue of Liberty. I had to ask the front desk for water, which was free and unlimited, but this wasn't mentioned during check-in. The soundproofing of the room door was terrible; I could hear every little noise from the hallway clearly. However, this seems to be common in New York; I stayed at a Hyatt a few days ago that was renovated 25 years ago, and the soundproofing was just as bad there.

Great hotel! I stayed here for almost a week. The room was spacious and comfortable, and the view from the 32nd floor was amazing, overlooking the Hudson River. I went for a walk along the river every morning. The location is very convenient, with many restaurants nearby. It's just a short walk to the bustling Wall Street area. The subway station is also a few minutes' walk away. The front desk service was good, and the concierge was quite amusing. The free oranges were delicious too!

The room was great, with a view of the Hudson River. The hotel is located in Lower Manhattan, surrounded by tall buildings, giving it a true New York City vibe. Both double beds were large and comfortable, and the room itself was quite spacious.

The hotel's location is pretty good, but parking is extremely expensive at $112 per night. When I checked out, I forgot to get a receipt for the parking fee, and when I tried to contact them afterward, they were uncooperative. Breakfast is à la carte, with bacon and sausage options, otherwise, everything else is the same.