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The Embassy Suites Hotel New York is the only upscale all-suites hotel located on the waterfront in Lower Manhattan. The hotel features 463 two-room suites; an amazing 14 story sunlit atrium with sweeping views of the Hudson River; Unity Restaurant offering new American cuisine; and over 13,000 square feet of event and theatre space. The hotel is part of an extensive retail and entertainment complex in Battery Park City that includes a 16-screen United Artists Cinema, a 20,000 square-foot New York Sports Club, five restaurants and a Kinkos Business Center.
The hotels luxurious suites provide each guest with a spacious separate living room and private bedroom, minibar, two telephones, two televisions, web TV, and high-speed Internet access. Beautifully appointed suites range in size from 450 to 800 square feet, larger than many apartments in Manhattan. Each guest not only enjoys a suite with all the comforts of home, but a complimentary cooked-to-order breakfast and evening beverages. Other amenitites include an iron and ironing board, hair dryer, safe, coffee maker, and plush terrycloth robes. The hotel is wired for the information age with a fiber optic backbone that provides fast, state of the art connectivity, and is equipped with three phone lines, voice mail and dataport.
The visual experience at the hotel is truly impressive. Many suites have sweeping views of the Hudson River, NY Harbor and the Statue of Liberty or the Financial Districts breathtaking architecture. The hotels artistic centerpiece is the atriums dramatic 11-story centerpiece created by Sol Lewitt. Many other artworks are exhibited throughout the hotel, including murals by Pat Steir and pieces by world-renowned artists.
Within walking distance of the hotel is the NY Harbor and the Statue of Liberty, The World Financial Centers Shops and Eateries, Wall Street and the New York Stock Exchange, scenic parks like Battery Park and South Cove and the romantic Hudson River Esplanade. The site of The World Trade Center is one block from the hotel.
Lower Manhattan is a cultural destination in its own right. A dozen museums are now operating including the newly opened Irish Hunger Memorial, Museum of Jewish Heritage, National Museum of the American Indian, South Street Seaport Museum, Guggenheim Museum, New York City Police Museum, Federal Hall National Memorial, American Numismatic Society, Trinity Museum, Musem of Women, Museum of Financial History, New York Mercantile Exchange Museum, Castle Clinton National Monument and the NYSE Interactive Education Center. Ferries to the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island, Pier 11 and New Jersey are a short distance from the hotel. The neighborhoods of Tribeca, SOHO, Little Italy, Chinatown and Greenwich Village are all nearby.
The hotel features a newly designed restaurant, Unity. Under the direction of Master Chef, the menu at Unity features traditional American cuisine with a modern twist, accompanied by a comprehensive international wine collection. The space, designed by Alexandra Champalimaud & Associates, reflects themes of harmony and patriotism.
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