Seaport Inn

This elegantly styled establishment is good for both the business and pleasured traveler. Minutes of downtown Manhattan, and within walking distance to Wall Street; this restored 19th-century-located building houses 65 totally decorated rooms offering a warm and comfortable refuge. You can even glimpse a view of the Brooklyn Bridge from some rooms.

Seaport Suites Hotel

Located in the heart of the historical district that harks back to New York's early days, the suites-only hotel is just a two-minute walk from Wall Street. Suites come in four sizes, from an oversize double room to a miniature apartment that can sleep four people. All 408 suites have fully equipped kitchens, and many have a seperate living room for business meetings.

Vista International Hotel

Just re-opened after a $65-million renovation, this sleek yet welcoming 82-room Hilton affords views of the Hudson River from the highest floors. The hotel is notoriously packed weekdays with hundreds of businessmen, rushing off to their Wall Street appointments or to offices in the adjacent World Trade Center. Free weekend shuttle buses uptown make it a pleasure to venture out of the neighborhood, too. A fitness center provides a free indoor swimming pool, jogging track, saunas, and exercise room; along with spectacular views of Lower Manhattan. The business center offers secretarial services, personal computers, and cellular phones. The Executive Floors boast a special lounge, with complementary cocktails, breakfast and snacks. The adjacent concourse of the World Trade Center offers shopping, dining, and easy access to the subway and street level transportation.
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The Millenium Hilton

At Fifty-five stories high, the second elaborate Hilton in Lower Manhattan boasts sleek architecture built just over 5 years ago. It offers 561 nicely appointed guest rooms and suites, and indoor pool and health center, an executive business center, and other amenities. The hotel's restaurants include the casual Grill.