Located in lower Manhattan, at Chambers Street and West Broadway in the heart of the Tribeca historical landmark district. Walking distance to Chinatown, Financial District, Battery Park, City Hall and all Government Buildings. The hotel was built in the mid 1800. It is the longest, continuously operating hotel in New York City.
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Check in: 1300 Check out: 1100 Currency: U.S. Dollar
Hiding behind a plain-vanilla TriBeCa awning is one of the best hotel deals in Manhattan for budget travelers who prefer a private bathroom. Everything is strictly budget, but nice: The modern IKEA-ish furniture includes a work desk and an armoire (a few rooms have a dresser and hanging rack instead); for a few extra bucks, you can have a love seat, too. Beds are comfy, and sheets and towels are of good quality. Rooms are small but make the most of the limited space, and the whole place is pristine. The two-level minilofts have lots of character, but expect to duck on the second level. Management does a great job of keeping everything fresh and new. The TriBeCa location is safe, superhip, and subway-convenient. Services are kept at a bare minimum to keep costs down, so you must be a low-maintenance guest to be happy here.