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2 Avenue of the Americas New York, NY 10013
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Standing between the sectors of high finance and high fashion, the Tribeca Grand Hotel is New York’s exclusive downtown getaway right in the epicenter of the urban universe. Of all the hotels New York has to offer, Tribeca Grand’s location is utterly unrivaled—the quiet cobblestone corner looks out upon one of the richest, most sought-after neighborhoods in downtown Manhattan, one that has long seduced celebrities and artists, financiers and the jet set. The only thing that might trump the beauty of the surroundings is Tribeca Grand’s own stunningly designed interior. The soaring central atrium opens to a fleet of luxurious guestrooms, the intimate Church Lounge, a premier cocktail bar and restaurant, and even a private film screening room—a New York luxury hotel the way only TriBeCa would have it.
TriBeCa has served both as farmland and commercial center in the past and became known in the 70s and 80s for the sprawling lofts artists converted to studios, and which have since become multi-million dollar lofts that appeal to the area's inhabitants. TriBeCa is a haven-like enclave that draws notables for its secluded feel and high culture; the neighborhood is populated with refined restaurants, high-end, specialized shops, and private residences, and the Tribeca Grand acts as an oasis within this exclusive area. A stroll through TriBeCa reveals upscale eateries like Nobu, MR CHOW, Chanterelle, and Bouley, local staples like Bubby’s and Odeon, and sophisticated retail options such as Issey Miyake and Stephen Alan. Also home to independent movie theaters and filmmakers, this is where the Tribeca Film Festival emerged.
The Tribeca Grand Hotel opened in May 2000, revolutionizing the way guests to New York stay and setting itself apart from the other boutique hotels New York contains. From New York hotel packages for weekend getaways to New York hotel deals for executive business trips, from relaxing to partying, the TriBeCa neighborhood offers the ultimate mix of restaurants, shops, and nightlife. The hotel never had to choose between business and pleasure—and neither should its guests. |
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2 Avenue of the Americas New York, NY 10013 |
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Phone: 212-519-6600 |
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