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Conrad New York Downtown

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Chris F.

The Conrad delivers a genuinely upscale experience at a price point that's hard to argue with on weekends. Rooms are large and well-appointed, and the small touches land -- the in-room water dispenser is the kind of thing you notice and appreciate. Staff are competent and professional throughout. One layout quirk worth knowing: the bathroom sits in the middle of the room as a divider, which is a design statement that doesn't work for everyone. Traveling with family, it felt awkward and a bit impractical. Location is the biggest variable. If your trip centers on the Financial District or you're hopping to Brooklyn, you're well positioned. For classic Manhattan sightseeing -- Midtown, the park, museums -- you'll be in a cab or subway more than you'd like. Go in knowing that. The value case is real though: if you can snag a weekend rate, you're getting a legitimately luxurious hotel for significantly less than comparable properties uptown. Just make sure the neighborhood works for your itinerary.

Room 332. The shower is bigger than many NYC bathrooms.
Warren D.

Dates of stay: April 10 - 15, 2026 Rooms 332 + 333 Overall we had a lovely stay. The rooms were very quiet and well-appointed with excellent housekeeping and friendly staff. The shower! The shower was a religious experience; the first time I walked under it, it took my breath away! Being able to find two rooms next to each other using the app was a nice touch and check in was efficient if lacking in information regarding the hotel. The gym was easily accessible and sufficient for my needs during the stay. We did have to ask multiple times for the water dispenser in Room 333 to be fixed, and I was disappointed at both the multiple requests to have this looked at as well as the lack of follow up when the dispenser was resolved. Also disappointing was that I never received an email receipt after the stay concluded. I can't recall this not happening at any Hilton property I have stayed with anywhere in the world. The restaurant was very limited for breakfast and while the food was good, the service was a bit underwhelming.

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Alex P.

Frankly, I do not remember the last time that I liked the hotel I stayed at in NYC. Regardless the brand, they generally disappoint. Too cramped, too full of tourists, too dirty, too outdated. So, finally, the first property after trying close to 30 hotels that is truly impressive. The most impressive thing is the space. This is an all suite hotel and the suites are very respectable in size. For once, the bathroom does not feel like a cramped bathroom space from an airplane. Everything is fresh and relatively new. There is an in room water filtration system. The separate shower is a huge win, with amazing water pressure. Bedding is as comfortable as a Conrad should be. Aside from that, the recognition for Gold was decent: a $25 per person dining credit at the restaurant covers a decent part of basic breakfast and lunch dishes. There was no room upgrade despite availability, but again, not expecting too much from just gold status. They did provide a late checkout, which is arguably more important than anything else. And, staff are nice, fast and professional. All requests were honored rapidly. The hotel architecture from the exterior leaves much to be desired. The lobby of the property is in the style of older vestibules from 70s and 80s despite it being a new building, with rooms overlooking the lobby area. With that said, this setup creates a huge lobby feasible for major conference events and there are breathtaking sculptures suspended in the air. The gym is a good one, but sadly there is no pool when it comes to amenities. The hotel is situated in an excellent area to see the oculus and visit the memorials. If it's cold, there are entrances to the underground part of the oculus less than a minute from the hotel door. Overall, for 4.5 star level, which is generally the space that Conrad occupies, this is a top notch hotel.

Brian H.

An absolutely amazing hotel in New York. Conrad hotels have always impressed me, but this one in New York is outstanding. From kind and courteous customer service particularly from Solomon who was friendly, helpful and generous with his time and professionalism, I can see why this hotel stands out among the crowd. Gabe was fantastic and very funny as well as helpful. The rooms were gorgeous and spacious, and location was top tier to getting to Brooklyn and Battery Park to see some amazing sites such as the Statue of Liberty. I recommend breakfast at Atrio on site. Overall, it's a 5 star establishment and two thumbs up for Conrad New York. Thank you to the staff and Conrad!

Sink is right next to the toilet, shower towels are here, not near the shower in a different room.
Wayne S.

Average is how I would describe this hotel. In any other city, this is branded a Doubletree, maybe a Hilton, in NYC, it's a Conrad. No other Conrads would allow this one to share a table with them. Where do I start? I'm a Lifetime Diamond, I'm not new to hotels, I am most certainly not new to the Conrad brand, it is one o fly favorite brands, and this is no Conrad. Super impressive lobby, which is where I think the Forbes reviewer spent their time, doubtful they visited a room. The trim outside my room is falling off - literally, (pictured) my room is tired and small. I'm in a 'king suite', and it's smaller than what I would normally find for a similar price, or less, in Manhattan. I would hate to see what a 'standard' room is. The sink is literally two feet away from the toilet. If you are taller than 5'10'', you'll likely feel compelled to bend over a little in the shower, it's a low ceiling. Though I will say, this is the best water pressure I have experienced in NYC, excellent controls and as I said, superb pressure. The minibar is apparently 'sometimes' locked, you have to dial '0' to get them to come an unlock it, I'm not sure what kind of clientele they are accustomed to, but I don't think I have ever stayed at a hotel that was $800 for the night, out of season, where I needed to ask the concierge to unlock the minibar. Of course, you'll need the minibar if you arrive after 1045pm because the bar closes at 11pm, yes, even on a Friday. No food either. Go out to one of the two open bars close by, the closest is about 13 minutes if you walk briskly. Not so great after a day of travel. But you won't get room service or a bar here after 1045pm. The room I was given was on the 2nd floor, don't ask about the view, I see cars, that's it, just cars. The Ikea quality furniture in the room certainly helped me feel like my money was well spent - in the lobby. Frankly it feels like the owners spent all the money on art (though half of the art in the corridors - again, a cruise kind of vibe in the tiny corridors) still have the folds in them. The lobby is very impressive, outstanding; shame they didn't save a little budget for the rooms, because the lobby promises something the rooms can't deliver. As for cleanliness, meh. It's OK, the sink had hairs in it, probably the cleaners, hopefully. Carpet had crumbs all over the one side of the bed, always comforting. I have not been disappointed in a Conrad for a long time - until now. This is average at best, truly not worth the money, if I had paid half this, I would still feel aggrieved. Did they get anything right you might wonder? Well, they have a nice filtered water unit in the room and they give you two small tin flasks to fill up. It's quiet, my room is about 100 feet from the lobby and I can't hear them, so that's nice. Would I recommend you stay here? Well that depends; are you in town for corporate stuff, and the company is paying? You'll be fine. Looking for luxury downtown? Absolutely not.

Kaitlyn M.

Loved everything about my stay here. The room was spotless and the staff was very friendly and accommodating. I especially enjoyed the filtered water machine in the room.

James W.

Amazing location right by the water and the infamous Battery Park which has long sweeping views of the river and even a boat shuttle for crossing. This location has multiple parking garages nearby that avoids the $125 nightly valet parking charges from the hotel, which essentially parks there a block away anyways ($65 if you pay with Park Whiz directly instead). You have a Regal Movie theater in the building and a rooftop lounge with a bar upstairs. A huge shopping center directly across the street and Chinatown only a 15 mins walk away. The downtown financial center and the original World Trade Center is only 5 mins walk away. The Hotel itself is a modern building with luxury touches, it just needs a better menu for the current restaurant, which seemed a bit less appealing and lack luster (wish it was more ethnic or had some more high end choices). I believe this may be temporary, since other Conrad restaurants in other cities like in DC here, are more luxurious in food choices. The stay itself was super comfortable and I would definitely be back to stay in such a relaxing place, ask for a water view if possible.

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Elizabeth D.

My husband and I stayed here for a quick anniversary trip and we are VERY glad we did. Beautiful location but be prepared to walk a few blocks for access to the subway. We arrived late due to a late flight on a cold night it was so nice to check into a beautiful hotel room and get warm and cozy after a long day of traveling. Our room had a great view, very clean and very spacious for a NYC room. We even got chocolate cake and champagne to celebrate which was very much appreciated. The room did not disappoint. It was very large and had great enemies in it. There were robes, slippers, make up remover wipes, Q-tips, cotton circles, and even lotion, which is great for your dry skin in the cold New York months. Although all the things were great in the room, the best was the shower. It was a waterfall shower, which you really actually felt like you were under a waterfall. There was so much water coming out. It was a great massage on my shoulders. I would stay here again just for the shower alone. we were able to dine at their restaurant twice for breakfast and lunch and it was very delicious. Over all beautiful place to stay, wish we could have stayed longer as always. I NYC

Hudson River View from Inside Suite
Chi C.

My partner and I stayed for a weekend evening, and this hotel lives up to its 5-star rating for its excellent service, view, and hospitality. It's located in Battery Park City, roughly ten minutes walking from both the ACE and 123 subway lines, as well as a few bus routes that can take you to Chinatown, West Village, and further north. You walk in from the western end, and accessible escalators and/or elevators take you to the lobby for check-in. There's also a restaurant open for meal service, although we opted for NYC's restaurants themselves instead. The staff was very kind, helping us with storing luggage as we arrived into the city early. All the rooms are suite-style, and we stayed in one that faced the Hudson River (which I highly recommend!). It was a beautiful interior, with an in-room water filter for your bottles and you receive a complimentary Conrad-branded bottle upon entry. It was evident quickly that the hospitality was excellent; we received everything from our bags to a toothbrush delivered by room service directly to us. The view was the finishing touch to a wonderful stay that I only wish was longer!

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AVOID AVOID AVOID! DO NOT BOOK HERE!…read more I came here around April for a work trip and no where on the reservation page did it say that the hotel was under construction. They also offered the price including breakfast. Arrived at the hotel and saw that they only had one working elevator for a hotel that was over 20 floors high. There was a line for the elevator that you had to wait for at least 20 minutes to take. I asked the about the breakfast and they said the restaurant was closed so no hot breakfast. Why is this hotel offering a room rate price with breakfast when there is no restaurant for breakfast?! They told me they had bagged breakfast, which was always gone and coffee was all gone too. Took over 10 minutes to wait for new coffee to arrive. Renovation work bright and early at 8am. I was offered loyalty points for compensation by the manager, Delanie, and these points never showed up. I was also mistakenly charged for drinking their water bottles when I didn't even touch those bottles. They never even told me that I was going to be charged after checking out. I just saw a random extra charge on my credit card. The manager, Delanie, had said this would be refunded, but never saw this refund come through just like the loyalty points.

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