33 Hotel, New York City, Seaport

The hotel is located in a quiet and picturesque neighbourhood, facing Brooklyn bridge and the financial district's skyline. Both the common areas of the hotel and our room were elegantly decorated and spotlessly clean. The staff was polite and professional.The room was very spacious compared to other options in Manhattan, with a very nice view and a perfectly designed bathroom, both in terms of practicality and aesthetics. The bathroom amenities were of excellent quality as well. The complimentary do-it-yourself coffee/herbal tea, refilled every day, was a warm plus. The lounge area was bright and sunny, and so were both bars of the hotel. The in-house restaurant is a perfect choice for when one is too tired to go out. Overall, our stay at 33 Hotel exceeded our expectations and we'll definitely be back.

Beautiful hotel in a fantastic location. The room was large and clean with a nice spacious bathroom. The bed was very comfortable. Staff were super friendly and helpful. The fitness center was small but spotless and nicely stocked with water bottles and towels at each machine. The experience felt luxurious.

An excellent hotel with a stunning view of the Brooklyn Bridge. We had a room with windows facing directly toward the bridge. Next time, I’ll definitely choose a room with a terrace to enjoy sunset outdoors with a glass of wine and beautiful view of the Brooklyn Bridge. From the very first moments, we felt genuine care everyone from the front desk to the bellboy created a warm, welcoming atmosphere. The staff was top-notch: polite, attentive, and genuinely friendly. The service reminded us of the best European hotels something thats rare to find these days. Housekeeping was daily and of very high quality. It’s a great feeling when you know people truly care about your comfort.

Everything. I think the new owners/management has done a great job. The room was beautiful and comfortable. Good breakfast and very polite staff. I would definitely come back.

Location is excellent for exploring Manhattan and Brooklyn, within 20 or 30 minutes of most places a tourist would want to go. Fulton station is a 5-10min walk and will get you into most major subway lines. The Seaport area is significantly quieter than central tourism areas but still very appealing part of the city, with quaint cobbled streets and a good selection of restaurants and bars. The hotel itself is quiet and the lounge, bar and rooms are very well presented. Overall the hotel has quite has a boutique feel and you really know you aren’t in a giant chain hotel.