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SUPERIOR KING 245 sq ft stylish sleek room with flatscreen TV, HSIA, desk, 2 line speaker phone.
Business Description from the Web
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...
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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...
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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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Features include wifi access, Bose CD players and multifunction fax/copier/scanners.
Reade Street Pub & Kitchen offers classic neighborhood pub grub.
The hotel's Church Lounge attracts locals and travelers alike.
Editorial Reviews from the web
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....
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Posted by Contributor
on April 21, 2009, (Edited September 18, 2005)
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...
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Posted by gusto
on April 22, 2008
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,...
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Posted by nyc
on January 03, 2008
Other Reviews from the web
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...
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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...
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Posted by remote1206
on April 21, 2009, (Edited April 13, 2008)
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...
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Posted by marpop
on April 21, 2009, (Edited November 17, 2007)