Hotels near Brooklyn Heights Promenade

"my favorite place to stay in manhattan, location can’t be beat!"

"Beautiful old building - large and comfortable room. Didn’t get the chance to try the rooftop bar"

"The most incredible stay. Room/ staff/ swan room all amazing!!!!"

"Fantastic stylish and very comfortable hotel on TriBeCa. The hotel offers so much including live music in the bar, a cinema in the basement and a jazz club. Staff were extremely helpful and friendly."

"Not huge on leaving reviews but the stay was perfect for a night out. It was really nice and close to the piers. The important stuff: -clean rooms -spacious double -elevators were quick for a Saturday -great shower pressure for the city, loved the rainfall showerhead -helpful and friendly staff"

"Our go to hotel in NYC. Located in FiDi and very close to several subway stations to get you anywhere in Manhattan/Brooklyn. Walkable to many places (Battery Park, Oculs, China Town/Little Italy, Soho). The staff treat you like family and this is a dog friendly hotel. Small boutique hotel (but a Hyatt property) that has a great vibe and decor (not your boring rooms/lobby). "

"It was a great location. Close to everything. The hotel was clean, the staff were friendly, and the amenities were great. They have laundry machines you can use for free. They have a full kitchen that you can also use. There’s a cool breakfast/lunch spot connected to the hotel. And it’s right across the street from the water. I’m definitely going to use this hotel in the future. As far as check-in, they do offer free check-in for an extra hundred dollars before 12 noon but after 12 if your room...

"Nice clean room. Loved the location in front of a park and walking distance to the Brooklyn Bridge and great food in Chinatown. "

"Wonderful stay at Hotel 50 Bowery! My family and I had a great experience. The staff were incredibly nice and helpful throughout our stay. We especially enjoyed the complimentary coffee and tea, and the hotel felt very clean and well maintained overall. The location is excellent for exploring Chinatown, Little Italy, and even walking across the Manhattan Bridge to the Dumbo area in Brooklyn. Would definitely stay here again!"

"Perfect place for business travel. Spotless room, very tiny but standard for nyc. Nice linens. Great breakfast."

"Enjoyed 5 excellent nights in The Moxy Lower East. The hotel is very modern, very clean and the family room was spacious. Staff were very helpful. Well located for those that prefer the lower half of Manhattan."

"Very comfortable and clean rooms. Convenient location for walking or taking the subway. Great neighborhood."

"Great hotel staff were extremely helpful and the 24hr free tea and coffee facilities were great hotel is a 2 min walk from subway station and just a minute walk to wtc memorial and plenty of shopping in a few minutes walk would stay again "

"We experienced a 5-star stay! We adored the mood and views from the apartment. It’s walking distance from many shops and restaurants. We loved hanging out in the guest lounge as well. It was thoughtfully curated for relaxation! Any requests we had from front desk were quickly attended to by the great staff! We will be back!"

"Clean rooms and fantastic location."

"Great accommodations in a great area. Well done!"

"Hip, fun, Tribeca hotel. The staff was excellent. The rooms are small but cozy and we had a great view. Location was close to many fun locations. And there are a variety of food options. We'd stay there again."

"super helpful staff. great location and view of the manhattan bridge. close to subways and food options. a/c was great in the 90+ degree heat. affordable and comfortable"

"Great little boutique hotel in an amazing location. Very close to Chinatown and Little Italy. The subway is only a few blocks away. There's also a great coffee shop in the same building. The street is loud and chaotic and New York. It was a perfect place to stay for someone who wants to be emerged in the energy of New York City!"

"Great location if you’re someone who appreciates that there’s more to NYC thanTines Square and Park avenue. I stay at the Howard 11 whenever I visit New York, and I walk and/or subway everywhere from there."