Hilton Garden Inn NYC Financial Center/Manhattan Downtown Reviews

The location was great. Only thing I did not like was it’s hard to get to the hotel entrance due to ongoing construction.

Good location and a clean hotel which is hard to find in the city.

The hotel is very close to Wall Street, and you can walk to the Wall Street Copper Bull and the World Trade Center Plaza Memorial. The port where you can go out to sea to see the Statue of Liberty is just across the hotel. It is very close to the subway station. There are also complete supermarkets around, making shopping convenient.

Because of technical problems, I didn't have a door card, so I had to ask the staff to open the door. I booked a water view room, but unfortunately I couldn't see the Statue of Liberty.

The location is very convenient, with a well-developed subway station and financial district within walking distance. It is relatively safe and suitable for parent-child and family travel, as well as business trips. It focuses on convenience.

The room is very clean and tidy, good location

The hotel is in a good location, very close to the subway station and not far from Wall Street. The room is relatively small, the air conditioning is not very useful, I asked the front desk for a kettle, the first two times they said they would send it immediately, but they never sent it, and later they said they didn't have it

The hotel is in a good location, close to the Statue of Liberty and Wall Street, just a few minutes' walk away. There are subway stations nearby, making travel convenient

The hotel air conditioner outdoor unit is noisy on the lower floors. If possible, book a higher floor. Ctrip service follow-up solved the problem well.

Excellent stay everything was perfect the view from the room the cleanliness the breakfast the proximity to the sites

The room is tidy, clean and well-equipped. There is free coffee and milk in the lobby on the first floor, where you can rest and bring your own meals. The transportation is convenient, with subway lines and large supermarkets just outside.

The hotel is located at the southernmost end of downtown Manhattan, next to the Hudson River. It is not far from a subway station. The nearest subway station is at the entrance of the museum next to the Wall Street Copper Bull. You can transfer to the subway from the airport. It costs about 100 US dollars to take a taxi or Ulber. The hotel is not far from Wall Street, Hedong Park, the dock to the Statue of Liberty by boat, and the World Trade Center Site. Downstairs from the hotel is the dock of Staten Island. There is a good food supermarket not far away, where you can choose food on site. The room is relatively small, but in a place where land is at a premium in Manhattan, it's okay and the price-performance ratio is relatively high. There is free coffee in the lobby every morning, and the service is good. I arrived very early on the first day, and the waiter asked me to store my luggage. I stayed there for three days. When I left, the black lady at the front desk enthusiastically helped me call a taxi with Ulber, which was a good review.

The hotel is in a good location, just a 2-minute walk from the Statue of Liberty Pier; the breakfast buffet has few varieties and the hotel is not cost-effective.

The location is the highlight, in Manhattan, near the river, the location is very good. It is very close to Wall Street. The room is small and crowded, and there is almost nothing to enjoy the room.