The Ritz-Carlton New York, Battery Park

The amenities are wonderful. The staff was so considerate and attentive. It was a great place to begin and end each day during our visit to the city celebrating our daughter's 16th Birthday! Our flight was cancelled due to the "blizzard" and the hotel was a wonderfully warm place to hang out, visit with friends and enjoy the snowy day. Thank you so much!

I stayed here for a friend's wedding held at this location. Easy enough to get to by car. Parking from 8pm Friday to 2am Sunday cost $140. Not my favorite thing to spend money on. I forgot a pair of shoes in my car. It took 4 phone calls and over 2 hours to get those. My wife almost missed her pictures as she was in the wedding party and they were her shoes. Nothing too impressive about the hotel unfortunately. The rooms were comparable to any other mid range hotel I've ever stayed in. The wedding itself was great none the less!

The hotel looked like an older apartment building from the outside. The room was a typical two double bed. No refrigerator, no coffee maker. Drab furniture. I'm not looking for expensive chic, but for $550 per night I thought it would've been nicer. The bathroom was really nice. We ate at the restaurant in the hotel called 2 West. The food was good. Drinks were weak and cost $15 each. Look it wasn't a horrible stay, but like I mentioned, for that price I would expect better. Thankfully the night was expensed with my company.

I attending an event in one of their ballrooms, it was a great space for banquets and receptions with views of the Statue of Liberty. My only complaint was the guys at the front entrance; they weren't very welcoming and I thought they were a bit rude/snotty, just my observation. However the staff who helped set up the space and clean up the ballroom were very attentive and friendly. Their facilities were very clean and spotless, so they definitely work hard to maintain the place cause it shows.

Overall, I would give this place 4 stars. The hotel in general is just a hotel - a very clean and spacious hotel, to be sure, but still a hotel. Nothing special there (at least not R-C special). However, some of the rooms in this particular location have fantastic views! Direct lines to the statue of liberty, complete with in-room telescopes (I cannot tell you the number of times I've sat in a hotel room and thought, "this space could really use a telescope"). The service here is great, as expected, and the hotel is not too far from trains to get you to the rest of Manhattan.

Ritz is worth the price. Five star service - very detail oriented. the clubroom staff was also very attentive and friendly. The breakfast options alone are worth the club room pricing compared to paying restaurant prices. Umbrellas were provided when it rained and all first floor staff was knowledgeable and helpful with navigating through the city. The hotel is in close location to the beautiful Trinity Church. There's a running path out front for an early morning or late night exercise session. Its a great stay for people who want to selectively visit the busier time square and tourist spots. It's also scenic with its lake front proximity, makes for great night views - romantic or just enjoying the moment. The subway entrance is close for when you are ready to jump into the NYC lifestyle. FiDi "Financial District" is a cleaner choice for visiting the city. Check it out.

Very nice. Stayed overnight for 3 days around christmas time in 2008 for a wedding down the street. younger brother and i threw up all night, and were served with a smile and clean sheets. food very good, rooms very big, bathrooms very very big. Beautiful views.

Good rooms, quieter area of the city. All of the staff was very polite and friendly, especially Nino. He was super polite and worked at the front door. He's a true New Yorker and was awesome to my brother and myself. The only drawback was the restaurant - didn't match the same quality as the hotel.

The amenities are wonderful. The staff was so considerate and attentive. It was a great place to begin and end each day during our visit to the city celebrating our daughter's 16th Birthday! Our flight was cancelled due to the "blizzard" and the hotel was a wonderfully warm place to hang out, visit with friends and enjoy the snowy day. Thank you so much!

I stayed here for a friend's wedding held at this location. Easy enough to get to by car. Parking from 8pm Friday to 2am Sunday cost $140. Not my favorite thing to spend money on. I forgot a pair of shoes in my car. It took 4 phone calls and over 2 hours to get those. My wife almost missed her pictures as she was in the wedding party and they were her shoes. Nothing too impressive about the hotel unfortunately. The rooms were comparable to any other mid range hotel I've ever stayed in. The wedding itself was great none the less!

The hotel looked like an older apartment building from the outside. The room was a typical two double bed. No refrigerator, no coffee maker. Drab furniture. I'm not looking for expensive chic, but for $550 per night I thought it would've been nicer. The bathroom was really nice. We ate at the restaurant in the hotel called 2 West. The food was good. Drinks were weak and cost $15 each. Look it wasn't a horrible stay, but like I mentioned, for that price I would expect better. Thankfully the night was expensed with my company.

I attending an event in one of their ballrooms, it was a great space for banquets and receptions with views of the Statue of Liberty. My only complaint was the guys at the front entrance; they weren't very welcoming and I thought they were a bit rude/snotty, just my observation. However the staff who helped set up the space and clean up the ballroom were very attentive and friendly. Their facilities were very clean and spotless, so they definitely work hard to maintain the place cause it shows.

Overall, I would give this place 4 stars. The hotel in general is just a hotel - a very clean and spacious hotel, to be sure, but still a hotel. Nothing special there (at least not R-C special). However, some of the rooms in this particular location have fantastic views! Direct lines to the statue of liberty, complete with in-room telescopes (I cannot tell you the number of times I've sat in a hotel room and thought, "this space could really use a telescope"). The service here is great, as expected, and the hotel is not too far from trains to get you to the rest of Manhattan.

Ritz is worth the price. Five star service - very detail oriented. the clubroom staff was also very attentive and friendly. The breakfast options alone are worth the club room pricing compared to paying restaurant prices. Umbrellas were provided when it rained and all first floor staff was knowledgeable and helpful with navigating through the city. The hotel is in close location to the beautiful Trinity Church. There's a running path out front for an early morning or late night exercise session. Its a great stay for people who want to selectively visit the busier time square and tourist spots. It's also scenic with its lake front proximity, makes for great night views - romantic or just enjoying the moment. The subway entrance is close for when you are ready to jump into the NYC lifestyle. FiDi "Financial District" is a cleaner choice for visiting the city. Check it out.

Very nice. Stayed overnight for 3 days around christmas time in 2008 for a wedding down the street. younger brother and i threw up all night, and were served with a smile and clean sheets. food very good, rooms very big, bathrooms very very big. Beautiful views.

Good rooms, quieter area of the city. All of the staff was very polite and friendly, especially Nino. He was super polite and worked at the front door. He's a true New Yorker and was awesome to my brother and myself. The only drawback was the restaurant - didn't match the same quality as the hotel.