Tribeca Hotel FiDi

Definitely NOT what it looks like in the pictures. Lobby is tiny, walkways are small, room was just a bunch of old random furniture thrown together. No blackout curtain or shade, just a thin curtain that didnt cover whole window. Screaming kids running ip and down the street at 1am and then noisy garbage trucks starting at 2am.No body wash or conditioner, only shampoo dispenser was filled. Elevator blocked by multiple huge trash bags filled with dirty bedding. Pile of bags was 4ft high by 6 ft wide. Mops and buckets blocking hallway.

The hotel is perfectly centered in the Financial District, steps away from restaurants and shopping including the Oculus at the World Trade Center complex. The hotel offered secure keycard entrance. The staff is friendly and very welcoming. Our room was larger than expected and comfortable. We had a fridge, microwave and table to accommodate us. There are two subway stations right on the corner and a few more within walking distance. The only issue was not even with the hotel itself, it was with the early morning construction crew that began operations promptly at 7 am every day.

The room had a cement floor that was slanting down. Towels were not cotton but a poly blend. Room was clean and quiet. The room was a nice size. No coffee maker

Mediocre for money, was noisy and elevator was out during our brief stay.

We stayed here for 10 days. No TV channels, pretty poor internet that didn't work at all on several occasions, staff don't care about their visitors, poor condition of the interior and non-existent cleaning. There are two girls who usually work during the day. They talked on the phone privately each time we come in. How long can you talk on your own phone during your working hours and completely ignore your guests? Luckily, the guys who work at night are better Their cleaning only includes changing towels... nothing more. You have to ask for more toilet paper yourself. Even though we requested cleaning, the floor was not swept at all. The floors get dirty quickly. Missing all amenities, no lamp by the bed, you have to get up to turn off the ceiling lamp, no switch by the bed, not even a glass for toothbrushes. It says there should be a separate dining area, it was a folding table that was made at the height of a five-year-old child without chairs to sit on. The hotel does not inform you that their TV only works if you have access to an app such as Netflix. For foreign guests there is no alternative, no news, no American TV, no movies, no sports. When you point it out at the reception they just mumble that everyone should have it, completely unaware that in Europe we do not have the same range of apps as here in the USA. The free apps they referred to only worked on one occasion for no longer than 1 hour as the TV keeps locking up and telling you that you are not authorized

The hotel was in a great location in FiDi. Subway & parking garage just steps away. 911 memorial was a 5 minute walk. The hotel room was small but that is typical of NYC. The room had a small balcony, which was nice. There was no phone in the room to call the front desk if you needed anything. Which I found odd. Also there was little to no hot water in the shower. Which you need after walk around the city all day. I would stay here again at the rate/price I paid. But I wouldn't pay much more.

I chose Tribeca Hotel to save money compared even with reasonably priced hotel chains, and to my relief and delight, it also proved well-maintained in every respect: the plumbing works well, the shower is hot, there is a full fridge and a microwave, the desk is sturdy, the lighting good, and the staff courteous and responsive. As for the area, restaurants and cafés abound and the Financial District is ideal to sight-see and to stroll; it is also close to public transportation. No, this is not a luxury hotel (I’d need a second job to afford one in NYC). There is no TV, though I’d gladly trade that fixture for the joy of staying in such an appealing neighborhood; the internet is fine for email, though not for large downloads; the room is cleverly arranged for comfort but is not large; the mattress is very firm (though I slept well). I find these concessions trivial compared with the upside of staying in a clean, pleasant, well-managed hotel in a wonderful neighborhood. Overall, I would enthusiastically recommend Tribeca Hotel as a great value in relation to price.

The staff was very efficient and professional at check-in and check-out and whenever I needed assistance from the front desk. However, then did not clean the room and only replaced the towels after the first night. Additionally, eye irritation indicated that there was a mold problem in the room particularly the bathroom. I started leaving the vent fan running 24/7 to mitigate the mold in the bathroom. The room had a refrigerator, sink, and microwave but no dishes nor silverware. The location was great, located feet away from the Rector MTA station and a short walk to Battery Park.

They kept our luggage while we walked around and did the Statue of Liberty Boat tour.

Staff is super kindly! We’ve stayed there for 6 nights, king bed was really comfy and the full sized fridge microwave were a must ! You can have coffee at the lobby and there’re also snacks machines ! Definitely recommend

The linen was unwashed. It is one thing for it to be stained, but smelly and to have other peoples hair on it is unacceptable. The floors are extremely dirty. And the water pressure is incredibly low. It was cheap so you get what you pay for I guess.

I really had a great time staying here at the hotel. The room was clean and the staff very friendly. As a bonus, I didn’t expect the room to be as big as it was, I was very pleasantly surprised, especially for the low price. So overall, very nice experience here at the hotel.

Not clean, hair on the bed, hair in the shower and dark dingy room

I was able to leave my bags before checking in and after I checked out. Personnel were friendly and always helpful. My only complaint is the cleaning, when they gave me my key I just went upstairs to leave my bags and change clothes but when I returned at night I noticed that there was hair everywhere (not mine), microwave was dirty and bathroom wasn’t clean enough either. Beds were ok, you have a small table that can be put away but no chair, if someone’s smoking you’ll notice, heating works perfectly.

Room smelt so much like bleach the first night it was a bit nauseating. Sheets not cleaned properly, towels disintegrate on you. Door to room was not sealed at the top so you can hear people walking/carrying luggage all night. At least, staff was nice and quick to meet any requests.

Bed was very comfortable, but door was broken and the floor didn’t seem like it was cleaned in a long while

The staff was very efficient and professional at check-in and check-out and whenever I needed assistance from the front desk. However, then did not clean the room and only replaced the towels after the first night. Additionally, eye irritation indicated that there was a mold problem in the room particularly the bathroom. I started leaving the vent fan running 24/7 to mitigate the mold in the bathroom. The room had a refrigerator, sink, and microwave but no dishes nor silverware. The location was great, located feet away from the Rector MTA station and a short walk to Battery Park.

I left a poor review because the air conditioner was not clean. The vent on it had not been cleaned and had dark gray dust caked on it. I took photos. Also my skin had a reaction with the soap or wash clothes they offered. I don’t think it was sanitary maybe.

The place is in a great location but the room was dirty. There was enough long black hair on the floor to make a wig, and the floors were super sticky. The shower needed a deep cleaning and parts of the kitchenette counter were dirty as well. The room is okay but no one told me that I was going to share a balcony with another room. There were people literally outside my window and door smoking pot and chatting late through the night. The smell of pot filled up my room and the walls are paper thin. Also the air conditioner/heater was super noisy when it shuts off making me wake up every time. I really wanted to like this place but I didn't. I will not be staying here again and I suggest you avoid it.

The lobby is scary and the floors and walls are filthy. The front desk personnel were very nice and the decor was a bit cool. Just wish they cleaned the floors and walls!

The hotel is perfectly centered in the Financial District, steps away from restaurants and shopping including the Oculus at the World Trade Center complex. The hotel offered secure keycard entrance. The staff is friendly and very welcoming. Our room was larger than expected and comfortable. We had a fridge, microwave and table to accommodate us. There are two subway stations right on the corner and a few more within walking distance. The only issue was not even with the hotel itself, it was with the early morning construction crew that began operations promptly at 7 am every day.

This hotel was actually dorms at one time. The early morning garbage truck and fire station were right outside my window. accommodations were simple; room was definitely spacious, but bare concrete floor. No coffee in the room. Coffee in the lobby was cold. The price was less than other hotels; I got what I paid for

The room had a cement floor that was slanting down. Towels were not cotton but a poly blend. Room was clean and quiet. The room was a nice size. No coffee maker

I very much enjoyed my stay and booked it a second and third time. The bedding and the room was very comfortable. Aside from the soap products I would have thought this was a high end hotel.

The bed was very comfortable, the AC worked great, but the WiFi was non-existent. Extremely loud but that will happen on the 3rd floor street-side!

Loved the price! Very spacious for NYC. Full apartment size fridge. Balcony with seating. A bathroom you can actually move around in. Old furniture. Concrete floors. Have to go to the lobby for coffee.

Good location. Right down a few blocks from World Trade. #1 train right across the street. Had a shared terrace off the room, but others had a balcony.

The room was spacious and clean, but the water pressure in the shower was really weak and the hotel lacked double glass windows and being in a very busy and noisy location, it was hard to sleep at night, too much noise in the street and in the adjacent rooms. The location is great though, next to metro station and walking distance to attractions and good food.

I guess you get what you pay for. We saw a bunch of 5* reviews and a bunch of 1* reviews in advance so we didn't know what to expect. The stay was okey, a lot of sound during nighttime and very thin walls so you could hear everything around you. But the bed was comfortable so thats a plus. And you also have a refrigerator. Would bring slippers to walk over the concrete floor because it seems a bit sticky some places. The location is very good. But all in all as my title says, you get what you pay for.

First, the person at the desk when I walked in was a bit sullen. Second when I first entered the room, I found it depressing. Plus the floor was NOT level; it rose toward the window opposite the entrance and dropped when approaching the entrance. Yes, one wall is brick and the bathroom is new. The pole lamp was a 9.99 Walmart and while the overhead, recessed lighting was nice, there was no night stand reading light. But the worst part was the floor which was either "sweating" or "oiled?" Not happy with "deal."

Staff there wasn’t the most polite.

Average inexpensive hotel in the Financial District. Great location. Mediocre rooms. Reasonably nice staff.

Super thin walls. You can hear people talking on the street and the next room. The room next door was playing music at all hours VERY LOUDLY, talking an yelling and smoking weed. I had to sleep with headphones on and using white noise. No hot water, gets luke warm at best. When I went to check in at 1:40 pm on a Friday afternoon, no one was at the front desk and the outside door was locked. I almost checked into the neighboring hotel until that clerk checked again and someone was finally at the desk. Then I was informed for early check in, there is an extra charge of $40/hour. I've never heard of this and been all over the world in different hotels. I was also supposed to get some kind of hotels.com benefit but nothing was offered. I am exhausted and upset especially because I complained to the front desk about how loud my neighbors were but as far as I can tell, they didn't do anything.

My TV wasn't working and they came up twice to troubleshoot with me. They went above and beyond to make sure it was working.

The property is centrally located near the subway and just a few blocks from great restaurants, shopping and museums/places of interest. Note: There is a $20.00 fee for early check in.

I was able to leave my bags before checking in and after I checked out. Personnel were friendly and always helpful. My only complaint is the cleaning, when they gave me my key I just went upstairs to leave my bags and change clothes but when I returned at night I noticed that there was hair everywhere (not mine), microwave was dirty and bathroom wasn’t clean enough either. Beds were ok, you have a small table that can be put away but no chair, if someone’s smoking you’ll notice, heating works perfectly.

Arrived and they added a 3% “credit card fee” which is absolutely unacceptable as that was not in the rate I accepted. Trying to go for the “industrial feel”. Uneven cement floors and terrible craftsmanship on the remodel. My door stuck so bad I figured only 10% of the population would be able to close it. Wouldn’t clean the room but had two awkward guys come by my door every night at around 8:30 pm to offer towels. I would have preferred they just clean it while I’m out. No cable tv. Awkward semi transparent curtain to balcony shared with another room.

Tribeca Hotel FiDi is completely adequate. The check-in process can get a little backed up, so pack your patience. You may also wish to bring a long an absorbent towel, because the ones provided are adequate, but not thirsty. The housekeeping is very good. My trash was removed each day without me having to ask for it, and my towels were replaced for clean ones.

I arrived at approx 9pm to be told to wait for my room to be cleaned. I asked them why I would need to wait given a 3pm check-in time. So they gave me an upgradeded room. 1 hour later they knocked on my door saying that they couldnt keep me there because the person who booked the room arrived so I needed to leave the room and they would find me another room. I had already unpacked and was in bed. I explained that to them. They insisted I needed to leave. Then they moved me to a room that eas clearly under construction and smelled like moth balls and febreeze. I asked for another room and they didnt have another so I had no choice but to take it.

Extremely rude front desk personnel and impatient. No respect for me as a paying customer what's so ever!

Closer to 9/11 monument and Wall Street ..really good attention ..

We had a quick stay here. Good location. Small room

The hotel is perfectly centered in the Financial District, steps away from restaurants and shopping including the Oculus at the World Trade Center complex. The hotel offered secure keycard entrance. The staff is friendly and very welcoming. Our room was larger than expected and comfortable. We had a fridge, microwave and table to accommodate us. There are two subway stations right on the corner and a few more within walking distance. The only issue was not even with the hotel itself, it was with the early morning construction crew that began operations promptly at 7 am every day.

Very comfortable bed. Best pillows! Convenient to Downtown, Wall Street area. Rector Street subway station right outside door.

The room was spacious and clean, but the water pressure in the shower was really weak and the hotel lacked double glass windows and being in a very busy and noisy location, it was hard to sleep at night, too much noise in the street and in the adjacent rooms. The location is great though, next to metro station and walking distance to attractions and good food.

We had a fantastic time in NYC. The hotel was in the financial district and right off the 1 line (metro). It was very convenient for travelling all across the city. Tribeca Hotel FiDi was also close to everything, from great places to eat, shop and so close to the Oculus and World Trade Center. The accommodations were great and staff were very friendly and helpful. I would recommend staying here.

Great location right next to subway lines.

Location

Nice area nearby everything plus easy to ride the subway all of New York

The Tribeca Hotel is in an amazing location. Walking distance to Boardway, Battery Park, 9/11 Memorial, etc. Surrounded by wonderful restaurants. The staff are friendly and customer focused. The room I had was large.

Loved it. Would stay here again. Location brilliant. Affordable. Nice staff. Fabulous coffee

Nicely repurposed building. Good bed and shower, my prime hotel expectations Great location in the financial district. Staff was very helpful. Great breakfast cafe next door. The Rector St subway station entrance is 50 yards away. 2 minutes over to the Hudson River Park

This hotel was actually dorms at one time. The early morning garbage truck and fire station were right outside my window. accommodations were simple; room was definitely spacious, but bare concrete floor. No coffee in the room. Coffee in the lobby was cold. The price was less than other hotels; I got what I paid for

Loved the price! Very spacious for NYC. Full apartment size fridge. Balcony with seating. A bathroom you can actually move around in. Old furniture. Concrete floors. Have to go to the lobby for coffee.

Lady at the front desk the morning of check out was very kind and helpful, however the gentleman the evening of check-in - he didn't look up from his phone to respond while we just stood there waiting for an acknowledgement. Wished we had her our entire stay. Rooms were clean, loved the large fridge and microwave! There are no coffee maker or cups, etc so the size of the appliances was appreciated. Within walking distance to the subway, a few restaurants and the South Ferry/Battery Park area. Bed was comfortable and we appreciated the small balcony. The floor is polished concrete, so expect it to be cold, we just wore socks and we were perfectly fine. All in all, we would stay again.

Comfortable, good location and service. Excellent restaurant next door. Just besides the Memorial 911 and the subway

This was a perfect option for my New York trip, offering convenient, walkable access to Convene at one-third the cost of the brand-name hotel next door. It was definitely slightly awkward in places, like a quirky preteen just beginning a glow-up. But if you can overlook some mismatched furniture and unfinished-looking spaces, you’ll enjoy the comfy bed and pillows, the modern bathroom, the character of exposed brick and large windows, and the convenience of having a full-size fridge in your room. Lobby amenities are minimal, but front desk staff was helpful, if not overly friendly. If you’re looking for luxury, you may be disappointed. And like many NYC locations, street noise can be an issue. However, if you want a decent room at an excellent price, and you BYO earplugs, you’ll love it! There’s even a subway stop literally right outside the door.