Why book? Old World meets New York at this downtown hotel, where modern European hospitality and refined Italian fare are served in a setting that’s unmistakably NYC — complete with views of the Brooklyn Bridge, East River and New York City skyline.
Set the scene: Located at 33 Peck Slip, 33 Hotel, New York City, Seaport is housed in a landmarked, red-bricked building that integrates seamlessly with the Georgian and Federal-style architecture that is a distinguishing characteristic of the Seaport District’s 18th century heritage. Featuring lavishly appointed rooms in an intimate, cozy atmosphere, the hotel is designed for the modern, experienced traveller seeking a departure from the bustle of Manhattan’s more frequented neighbourhoods.
The backstory: 33 Hotel, New York City, Seaport opened in early 2024 as a new boutique property from award-winning Crescent Hotels & Resorts and operated under the Latitudes: Lifestyles by Crescent brand of luxury hotels. Powered by innovative, forward-thinking experts, Latitudes is a modern management platform for lifestyle hotels and resorts where creative concepts connect with modern travellers from urban boutique hotels to oceanside resorts.
The rooms: The overall look here is contemporary elegance, and you’ll find plenty of it in the 66 well-sized rooms (with details like marble bathrooms, soft natural light, and plush textures). For some private outdoor space, book one of the Premier Seaport King Terrace or Premier Front Street King Terrace rooms, which are located on the sixth and seventh floors and have furnished verandas.
Food and drink: The hotel is also home to recently opened Urban Cove Society & Kitchen, which faces the cobblestone-lined Peck Slip and offers a casual yet refined dining room, bar, and outdoor seasonal patio. Visit for dinner or weekend brunch for modern American cuisine with global twists, paying homage to the rich tapestry of cultures of downtown New York. For more sips and small plates, check out the adjacently situated Alcove Bar and Lounge.
The spa: There’s no spa, but the gym is stocked with the latest wellness and workout equipment.
The neighbourhood: It’s a short walk to Pier 17, home of performance venues and a range of restaurants and bars, and to the Brooklyn Bridge, if you’re up for a stroll over to another borough. Or head west to find City Hall, the Financial District and — a bit further along — the 9/11 Memorial & Museum and Brookfield Place. It’s about a 10-minute walk to the nearest subway.
The service: While the setting may feel formal, the service is more “white glove-with-warmth;” it’s definitely geared towards a refined clientele, but with less formality than you’d find at a grande dame hotel.
Accessibility: A wide range of accessibility features have been implemented in the ADA rooms, from roll-in showers and AV-equipped doorbells for the hearing impaired to widened doorways and lowered sinks.
For pets Pet-Friendly accommodations (maximum of two pets) are available for a small fee, and soon Urban Cove Society & Kitchen will be launching a pet-friendly Bark Bites menu.