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Tribeca Grand Hotel

2 6th Avenue

New York, NY 10013
(212) 519-6600
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SUPERIOR KING 245 sq ft stylish sleek room with flatscreen TV, HSIA, desk, 2 line speaker phone.

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Standing between the sectors of high finance and high fashion, Tribeca Grand Hotel is New York's exclusive downtown getaway. From weekend leisure trips to executive business trips, relaxing to partying, the Tribeca Grand never had to choose between business and pleasure-and neither should its guests. In fact, Tribeca Grand is best known for its spacious open atrium, where New York's happening... more

Posted by discoverourtown on October 27, 2008

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Just down the street from its popular sister location the Soho Grand Hotel. Like its older sibling, the Tribeca Grand caters to hip, wealthy business types and tourists who prefer to avoid the noise and bustle of Midtown. It's proximity to Wall Street and such top Tribeca restaurants as Chanterelle and Bouley Bakery only adds to the appeal. The hotel offers all its guests such amenities as a... more

Posted by wcities on June 16, 2008

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Tribeca Grand Hotel - The hotel's left-of-centre architecture includes an eight-storey atrium with a see-through top filled with lights at night and out of which light poured during the day and a lobby with an endlessly scattered array of chairs and lounges

Posted by gusto on April 22, 2008

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the opening of the tribeca grand hotel in may 2000 marked the first major hotel launch in manhattan's tribeca; a dynamic downtown neighborhood home to an exciting mix of restaurants, shops, financial institutions and thriving independent film companies. the 203-room tribeca grand hotel, the sibling of the soho grand hotel, is owned and operated by leonard and emanuel stern of hartz mountain... more

Posted by epinions on April 19, 2008

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Location. Manhattan's Tribeca Grand Hotel, N.Y., N.Y., is located in a dynamic downtown neighborhood
of restaurants, shops and businesses, Little Italy, Chinatown, Hudson Square nightclubs, New York
University, Greenwich Village and Wall Street are all within three to 12 blocks of the Tribeca Grand.
Just outside of the hotel, trendy art galleries, unique shops and store fronts, historic... more

Posted by ian.com on April 07, 2008

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This luxury downtown hotel offers Frette sheets and towels, down pillows, Wifi internet access, personal DVD players, 32-inch flat screen TVs, iPods and iBook laptops available for loan, and a fabulous Sunday brunch (except in summer) that includes movies in the screening room with free popcoorn for the kids. The hotel's Grand Baby Program allows parents to have their guestroom specially... more

Posted by gocitykids on October 12, 2007

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This dog-friendly hotel is located just 2 blocks from it's sister hotel, the dog-friendly Soho Grand Hotel. This hotel is located within walking distance of Little Italy, Chinatown, Greenwich Village, and many department stores. Room rates begin at $399 and up. There are no pet fees.

Posted by dogfriendly on April 10, 2007

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Since its much-hyped opening in 2000, the Tribeca Grand has been a Mecca-below-Canal for rock stars, actors and other big-name glitterati, as well as business travelers looking for a little edge. Past the reception desk, the lobby opens into a cavernous triangular atrium that houses the Church Lounge, a restaurant and bar where internationally known DJs regularly spin. The playful décor and... more

Posted by nymag on April 01, 2007

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The most comely atrium in Manhattan.

Posted by Citysearch on January 11, 2007

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Features include wifi access, Bose CD players and multifunction fax/copier/scanners.

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The Extras

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Reade Street Pub & Kitchen offers classic neighborhood pub grub.

Posted by Citysearch on April 21, 2009

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The hotel's Church Lounge attracts locals and travelers alike.

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A selection of Electra bicycles is offered for complimentary use to Grand guests during the warm spring, summer, and fall months.

Posted by gocitykids on May 02, 2008

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Checkin: 3:00 p.m. Checkout: 12:00 p.m.

Posted by epinions on April 19, 2008

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Reade Street Pub & Kitchen offers classic neighborhood pub grub.

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A uniquely shaped, comely hotel offers the purest form of Manhattan luxury: An abundance of space.

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The atrium in the triangular-shaped building immediately draws your eyes eight stories upward along back-lit steel-frame columns to a skylight. Windows run the full length of the hotel's walls along Sixth Avenue and are hung with sheer organza drapes. Guest rooms number 203, in addition to seven suites. Special touches include Frette linens and towels and Kiehl's beauty and bath products.... more

Posted by Contributor on April 21, 2009, (Edited September 18, 2005)

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Though the swank TriBeCa Grand hardly needs a gimmick to lure guests, it has one anyway: Each guest is given a cute little goldfish for his room, upon request. Trendy downtown meets upscale chic at this happening, star-magnet hotel that looms over the heart of TriBeCa, named after Triangle Below Canal. Since the TriBeCa Grand’s much-heralded opening in 2000, it has become downtown’s de rigueur... more

Posted by gusto on April 22, 2008

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Manhattan's Tribeca Grand Hotel in is in a dynamic downtown neighborhood of trendy restaurants, shops and businesses. Host to Robert DeNiro's annual TriBeCa Film Festival, TriBeCa ("Triangle Below Canal") is a mecca for film notables and creative types, and movie premieres are often held at the hotel's Grand Screen Room. Little Italy, Chinatown, Hudson Square nightclubs, New York University,... more

Posted by nyc on January 03, 2008

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Beautiful Place

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I recently stayed at the TriBeCa Grand Hotel and had an excellent time. I had breakfast in their hotel restaurant and the food was amazing. Try the English breakfast!

The decor is pretty amazing and the service is even better. I had tea in their lounge sofa seating area which was quite comfortable.

The only bad thing is the rooms are ridiculously expensive, but then again, it is NYC and the... more

Posted by AshleyLT on June 20, 2009

Horrible

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I stayed at the Tribeca Grand on 3/29/08 for my 5th Anniversary. It was beyond atrocious. They put us on the second floor, failing to advise us that the atrium (the rooms all overlook the atrium) turns into a nightclub until the wee hours of the morning. Suffice it to say, all of the reasons why you don't want to sleep in a nightclub came true here. Even worse, after agreeing not to charge me... more

Posted by remote1206 on April 21, 2009, (Edited April 13, 2008)

Yes, it's pretty grand

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I stayed here during my first visit to NYC and I have to say it was a good introduction to NY hotel hospitality. The location is fantastic -- the subway is just a few short blocks away as is Canal Street (for all your NY souvenir shopping) and Broadway. The decor is dim and modern and the doormen are fabulous. Sadly, we were put on the 4th floor and were later informed that it was the 5th floor... more

Posted by marpop on April 21, 2009, (Edited November 17, 2007)

Classy and fun

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I love this place and have recently been making it my hotel of choice when I visit NYC. The hotel itself is beautiful, especially the decor inside. There are 7 or 8 floors each ringing an open space running the entire height of the building interior, overlooking the bar downstairs. The elevators are even classic looking, free-standing in the middle of the building. It's a bit dark inside,... more

Posted by jericsmall on April 21, 2009, (Edited July 08, 2007)

TRYST NOT SO GRAND

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We did the tryst in tribeca guaranteed check in at 12:00...not so lucky whene we arrived we were told check in is at three then i had him we did the tryst..oh well the couple in your room has not checked out yet ...here are your drink vouchers ok he came to us with room keys at 2:30 in the church lounge .....also after check out we recieved a bill for beer water health bar from mini bar that... more

Posted by schingterboy on April 21, 2009, (Edited March 16, 2007)

Very nice hotel experience downtown

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We had a great suite overlooking the subway station! but that was fine. The bar in the lobby was great, the service was as nice as the Four Seasons and professional. Nice breakfast delivered to our room, a nice apple flat screen in our room, 2 t.v.'s, funky furnishing, and a goldfish if you miss your pet (we did not partake in the fish). If you can find this hotel in hard to get to Tribeca,... more

Posted by SCaron42 on April 21, 2009, (Edited March 17, 2006)

Tryst Package so much fun

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we did the Tryst in Tribecca PAckage and it was awsome! When we got there the air conditiioning in our room was broken, they promtly moved us and while we had to wait we were given 2 free drink vouchers. We ended staying @ Church for 2 hours the atmosphere was so great . Service amazing, late check out is a must! Check out Pepilino, great Italian place (tiny!) in the neighborhood that has great... more

Posted by southstgirl on April 21, 2009, (Edited March 01, 2006)

funky experience

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It wasn't cheap, but as cliche goes, "you get what you pay for." I had been to the Church lounge several times to drink in the past, but never stayed as a guest. Surrounded by the big ugly AT&T building and other run-down buildings in the vicinity, there isn't much to look at, but well people don't go to Tribeca Grand Hotel for the spectacular city skyline or to mingle with Mardi-Gras crowds.... more

Posted by johncritico on April 21, 2009, (Edited September 01, 2005)

A Perfect stay!

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We loved our stay at the Tribeca Grand. It's the perfect place to enjoy the laid back vibe of Tribeca. Cocktails in the hotel bar, Church, were the perfect start and end to our evening. The Grand was just blocks away from Bouley where we had one of the most memorable dining experiences in the city. And the hotel staff was extremely friendly and accommodating, which is often hard to find... more

Posted by laurenr on April 21, 2009, (Edited March 14, 2004)

Beuatiful hotel in the heart of Tribeca

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Thankfully, this wasn't one of those "every-day" hotel chains. Location was great as it was a pleasure not to do the midtown thing. The hotel restaurant/lounge served great food & cocktails as well. Tribeca Grand was just what we were looking for!

Posted by Joseph10 on April 21, 2009, (Edited February 27, 2004)

Worst Hotel Experience Ever

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I was appalled at the tiny rooms and the terrible room decor. My room looked like the inside of an Amtrak train car with creepy metal sinks and small, ugly TV set.

I stayed on Friday and Saturday nights and the music from the bar in the center of the hotel atrium kept me up until 1:00am on Friday and 2:30am on Saturday.

When I called to complain on Saturday night the front desk offered to... more

Posted by jberkun on April 21, 2009, (Edited November 29, 2003)

Incredible Group Packages

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Be SURE to ask about special pricing for wedding groups. The team at Tribeca Grand was PHENOMENAL to work with, and secured incredible rates for my 250-person event. What could be a more unique addendum to a gift basket than a goldfish? :) Bride-to-be...

Pros

+ Fantastic Group Rates, Hot bar scene

Posted by weddinghotel on April 21, 2009, (Edited September 19, 2003)

Overdesigned and Overrated

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Wasn't impressed at all. They have this fake wood pattern wallpaper in the lobby that looks hideous during the day. Music selection in the lounge is dreadful and staff is not very friendly. Not worth the $329 room rates they are asking for. Try 60 Thompson.

Pros

+ location

Cons

- expensive, staff, decor

Posted by Tonella on April 21, 2009, (Edited May 20, 2003)

cool

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i felt trendy and hip staying here. the bar was great to hang in late night (on a tuesday!) and the concierge was helpful geting us reservations at lots of restaurants and clubs around town.

Pros

+ hip place

Cons

- expensive

Posted by lamagast on April 21, 2009, (Edited January 27, 2003)

OVERHYPED

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Like its sister hotel, the Soho Grand, the Tribeca Grand is overhyped. Sure it's got a fun interior, and lots of illuminaries tend to visit... in the end, it's still just another place to crash for the night. I stayed during CMJ week for $250 per night. There are nicer hotels in the city costing far less, but they were booked (e.g. Avalon, Inn on Irving Place, etc). What did the extra cash buy... more

Posted by 666 on April 21, 2009, (Edited November 18, 2002)

Dazed and confused

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While the ambience of the Tribeca Grand is not to be missed, the service is less than grand. Stayed there on the Sex in the City package. The hotel's atmosphere provided for a romantic weekend, however, it was hampered by the fact that none of the staff seemed to know what was going on. The champagne was given to us at the concierge desk and the I had to call to remind them about the... more

Posted by changc05 on April 21, 2009, (Edited October 27, 2002)

well traveled

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Nice hotel although not worth the hype. Hotel feels a bit gloomy and the service is not good. We called late night because pay for view was not working and could not get anyone to pick up the phone...we tried every extension with the same recording. What if there was emergency?

Pros

+ nice room, nice bath

Cons

- terrible service

Posted by lisachicago on April 21, 2009, (Edited September 14, 2002)

Its absolutely grand

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the tribeca grand has the best lobby of any hotel ive seen-especially at night when the ceiling turns red and it seems as though you are outdoors-the cocktails are fabulous and the scenery is great--service and rooms arent bad either

Pros

+ trendy, chic, great location

Cons

- expensive

Posted by nselver on April 21, 2009, (Edited August 26, 2002)

Beautiful!

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I stayed at the Tribeca Grand this weekend. From the second we got out of our car to checkout, we had incredible service. The hotel is beautiful and the rooms are large and stylish. I plan on going back as soon as possible.

Posted by christita on April 21, 2009, (Edited August 17, 2002)

Meet up, but hook up elsewhere...Mercer

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Hey, the bar scene is great. That is the actual beverages and clients. The staff is slow and often overworked with attitude, probally because they are understaffed. The music is great though. Hey, when you do meet someone, take them to the Mercer Hotel (if you can get a room). The Mercer knows what luxury is about. For those of us that have stayed at Tribeca Grand know about the cheesy... more

Posted by brighteyesnyc on April 21, 2009, (Edited August 05, 2002)

Hit or Miss!!!!

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Awesome hotel!!!! Great location and very trendy. Watch out for the Concierge..he is very "Hit or Miss" I would definetly suggest to anyone wanting to experience a great time in New York. Don't forget to call me from Rio...

Pros

+ Great Value, The Help, The Church Bar

Cons

- Concierges

Posted by sooner on April 21, 2009, (Edited July 09, 2002)

only a little overrated!

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this is a great place. the atmosphere in the lobby & lounge are unreal. the rooms are of a good size and one of a kind. however, noise lingers up from the lounge prohibiting a good sleep. the staff at the hotel are a bit snobby which is to be expected. however, its not good to walk in on an "incrowd" night, as a guest of the hotel, and being made to feel as though you were an outsider.
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Posted by jjrrww on April 21, 2009, (Edited June 17, 2002)

great location

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Tribeca Grand is in a great location for tourists - it's an easy walk to Greenwich Village, SoHo, etc and the rest of downtown. Plus the A-line subway out to JFK is right behind the hotel, and it's generally good for public transport. Also there were bars and restaurants very close by, if you don't want to venture far. My... more

Posted by alisontraveller14 on November 17, 2008

Tribecca is a Nice Neighborhood, this will get the job done

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The Tribeca Grand is a good hotel in the Tribeca district of NYC. The big positive for this hotel is the access to the adjacent neighborhood. You will be happiest if you get out of your room and enjoy this part of New York City. The neighborhood is relatively livable and quiet for New York City. There are a number... more

Posted by FredTravelVa on November 01, 2008

Overall a nice hotel, good location

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I stayed at the hotel from Monday to Friday for business. The room is fairly small in North American standard, kind of disappointed. Internet is slow, and TV is not in good quality. (though a DVD is provided). Overall it's a nice hotel, comfortable bed, nice deco, good location. It's within walking distance to Soho area, downtown Manhattan, and subway... more

Posted by dc23 on October 22, 2008

Reserved through PriceLine; Treated as though we had paid full price

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This was our first experience with PriceLine. We were delighted --with PriceLine and with the hotel we were assigned, Tribeca Grand. We requested 4* and got a wonderful temporary residence. What impressed me most is that even though we were paying well below the rack rate, we were treated as if we were full fare passengers. First we were given... more

Posted by schnauzerlady on October 11, 2008

Love this hotel

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Booked this hotel on www.tablethotels.com - which is a great website if you're looking for trendy/hip hotels that are tyipcally 4 or 5 stars. This hotel is in a great location - located in Tribeca but just a few blocks south of all the action of Soho (just avoid the peddlers on canal st as you walk over). The rooms... more

Posted by GlobalJana on September 15, 2008

Need rehab and better customer service4

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We had booked the hotel for two nights. First of all DO NOT book one of their packages and expect to get what they state on their website. I booked the Tryst in Tribeca and the front desk barely knew what it was (thankfully I had printed out what was included and showed it to them) The rooms are very... more

Posted by gaylansue on September 08, 2008

Good Stay

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Stayed at this hotel for 4 nights over the Labor Day weekend booking a promotional rate on the hotel website. From the being to end our stay went well and we found no issues to complain about whatsoever. The staff were all very nice and we found the concierge very helpful. Would stay here again.

Posted by MLS_8 on September 07, 2008

4 stars for the 4th

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We stayed here for 4 nights over the 4th of July as tourists to NYC for the first time. I had an interview at the end of June (were put up elsewhere for that) and so I was able to take it all in when we got to the Tribeca Grand. My husband and I booked this hotel through Hotwire... more

Posted by vkd002 on August 27, 2008

Off the beaten Path

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We decided at the last minute to take a trip to New York City. After searching the internet for the best deals we chose the Tribeca Grand Hotel. As a first time visitor to New York we were leary of not staying in a familiar "chain" hotel. What a pleasant surprise! Our choice of hotels was superb, could not ask... more

Posted by dlg4kt on August 26, 2008

Good hotel, not GRAND

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My partner and I stayed at the hotel for five nights Wed-Mon. Made reservation through Priceline. Immediately when notified of the hotel that "accepted our bid" I came here to check the reviews. 1) Noise - other than the whirring (constant) which seemed the controls were on top of our room (#802) the white noise device at the door can... more

Posted by mjmsf on August 06, 2008

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Posted by a hotels.com guest on January 20, 2008

Nice Hotel

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Spent four nights here last summer. . .I was very pleased with the hotel. There is a nice lounge downstairs, friendly staff, and good location

Posted by rachsingh on May 22, 2007

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Enter this industrial-looking giant via a curving, 30-foot cleft-stone ramp and youll find yourself looking up into an eight-story atrium. The popular Church Lounge serves as bar, café, and dining room well into the night -- sometimes to the dismay of quiet-minded guests. Twin glass... more

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The opening of the Tribeca Grand Hotel in May 2000 marked the first major hotel launch in Manhattans TriBeCa; a dynamic downtown neighborhood home to an exciting mix of restaurants, shops, financial institutions and thriving independent film companies. Located at Two Avenue of the Americas... more

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NYC.com users give The Tribeca Grand great reviews

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"Hip, stylish, cool, and trendy—and that's just the bar area!" "Modern and impressive, great bed and good acoustics. " "Spacious room and bathroom." "Loved the free breakfast and complimentary cocktails." "Concierge was top-notch." We do, however, continue to receive mixed reports about the staff; it seems it depends on attitude and perspective: "Staff was unresponsive and self-absorbed" vs.... more

Posted by Hotel_Editor on December 31, 2006

Great time, great place!

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We stayed at the Tribeca Grand during the August heatwave. On our second night we had an issue with the night manager regarding the loud music coming from a private room off the bar which happened to be situated right below us. We were told to stick a pillow over our heads. We said it's not the noise it's the vibrations. To which she (the manager) replied, stick two over your head. Finally,... more

Posted by goocentsgoo on October 12, 2006

not bad

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not bad,fine

Posted by yizhuowang on May 15, 2006

Very Good but...

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The best part of the hotel is the cool lobby bar. However, they closed it off for a private party on a Thursday night. It was a cold and wet evening which left the hotel patrons without any form of socializing or unwinding

Posted by A Yahoo! Contributor on December 28, 2005

Come for the style stay for the service

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The gracious and attentive staff is what makes this hotel superior. I recently stayed at the Tribeca Grand for a week and expected a hip hotel with hip employees and the sort of so-so service that accompanies trendy places. Instead, I found a place full of accommadating, happy and respectful service minded staff. On top of the basics being exceptional the restaurant was top-notch and the room... more

Posted by gthistle@pacbell.net on August 22, 2005

Beautiful modern hotel in midst of Tribecca.

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This hotel boasts an amazing hip hotel bar with great bites. Its rooms are on the small side, but have super sleek details (like a small flat screen in the bathroom). Dark grays, and muted colors dress the room and this can make you easily want to sleep the day away. The staff was very courteous and helpful during my stay

Posted by Sullivan on September 06, 2004

Great location; Stylish place

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The Tribeca is right in the center of a great part of New York and close enough to the business end of things to still be convenient. The bar in the center of the lobby is a local hotspot. Like it's sister hotel, the Soho Grand, the Tribeca also has a lot of stylish amenities that make the place distinct. This isn't your bland Hilton or Hyatt. It's got character

Posted by Michael Egan on September 02, 2004

nice hotel in a great location

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Great location for a hotel - right in the heart of Tribeca, with access to great restaurants and bars. The rooms are nice (they do have king-sized beds available, for taller guests). The downstairs bar is great, but it isn't conducive to getting to bed early (it can get loud). Staff is nice, helpful. If you need to stay downtown, I would reccomend the Tribeca Grand

Posted by A Yahoo! Traveler on September 01, 2004

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I am married with two kids under three- thirty something and we were attending my brother's wedding in Tribeca. We decided to spring for something out of the ordinary and thanks to Hotwire, scored the Tribeca Grand. Upon entering the hotel, I was... more

Posted by weebitsmom on May 23, 2002

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