Millenium Hilton
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The Millenium Hilton hotel is located in the heart of the World Trade Center (WTC)/Financial District in Downtown, New York City. You're just minutes from Wall Street, Greenwich Village, SoHo, Tribeca, Battery Park and the South Street Seaport.
New York City's Millenium Hilton hotel rooms and suites are well appointed with high-tech amenities including a 42" plasma screen television, high-speed Internet access, dual-line cordless phone with data port and personalized voicemail, and the Hilton Clock Radio which provides a mini-plug for your MP3 Player.
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Hotel Coverage: Millenium Hilton
Millenium Hilton Gets Upgraded (But the WiFi Still Isn't Free)
Notice anything different?We really thought we were getting somewhere with Monday's news about Bryant Park Hotel offering free WiFi. But it seems real change is slow to come. Though the lobby, restaurant, and bar (above) at Millenium Hilton all benefited from a recent freshening up—new furniture, new colors, new floors—a...
January 06, 2012
Millenium Hilton is Now Suing Ground Zero Over Construction Noise (And We Can Vouch for That)
The view from the Millenium Hilton in 2008. Millenium Hilton hasn't had it very easy this past decade. When September 11 happened, one side of the hotel was completely blown out forcing closure of the hotel for nearly two years. When we checked in with the hotel on the...
August 08, 2011
Five Hotels Downtown for the Yankee Ticker Tape Parade
So the New York Yankees won the World Series last night and we're sure The Hotel Indigo Chelsea has popped plenty of bubbly for their Philly guest losers. But the celebrations aren't over yet. The city of New York will throw a traditional ticker tape parade to honor the...
November 05, 2009
Inside NYC's Millenium Hilton :: Rising Above It
So you say you've got to snag a New York hotel room for under $250 a night, well clear of Times Square and yet somewhat luxurious? That's a toughy, but thankfully there are options should you care to venture south to the very tip of Manhattan. Recently, while babysitting...
October 13, 2008
Hotel Video Tour: New York's Millenium Hilton
When family comes to visit in New York, there are three governing factors in choosing a hotel:· 1. They will constantly bring up price differences between New York and their hometown, so the hotel has to be running a deal.· 2. Walking more than four blocks is considered extraneous exercise;...
October 10, 2008
HotelChatter Reader Deals :: Discover Downtown NYC for $225 a Night
Discover Downtown NYC at the Millenium Hilton$225 per nightAs temperatures in NYC start to drop (albeit ever-so-slightly), the Millenium Hilton in downtown NYC is offering a Discover Downtown Package that's perfect for first-time NYC visitors or veteran Manhattan bargain hunters alike. Though the hotel is right across from Ground Zero...
August 13, 2008
Score a Room at the Millenium Hilton for Under $200
Even though Mid-August is indisputably the crappiest part of summer in Manhattan, the Millenium Hilton in the financial district is looking... not so crappy at all. We tried booking a room for August 17th and found out that we could score one for under $200-- $194.65, to be precise. With...
July 05, 2007
The Millenium Hilton :: Life After September 11th
In remembrance of September 11, we interviewed Andrew Setticase, an employee of the Millenium Hilton across from the World Trade Center. One side of the hotel was blown out when the buildings fell and underwent extensive renovations to reopen again in April 2003. When it did, more than 3/4 of...
September 11, 2006
A Look Inside the Millenium Hilton's Mayoral Suite
Click Here to Go Straight to PhotosLast week we looked inside the Millenium Hilton's indoor-pool in downtown New York. This week we have some room photos to share with you.But first, a little hotel history. The Millenium Hilton was blown out five years ago during the September 11th attacks but...
August 17, 2006
A Look Inside the Millenium Hilton's Hotel Pool
We only discovered this pool at the Millenium Hilton in New York after the ridiculous heat wave that plagued the area for the past two weeks. But even though the temp's cooled down, it's always good to know which Manhattan hotels have pools.The Millenium Hilton's 40-foot, glass-enclosed pool on the...
August 11, 2006
Watching the Blizzard from a Hotel Room
While New Yorkers were watching the snow come down, hotel guests were also stuck inside, watching the blizzard ruin their travel plans from their hotel rooms. Some guests at the Millenium Hilton in downtown New York over the weekend wrote on FlyerTalk about the experience. Apparently, room 5308 is the...
February 14, 2006
NYC For Lovers Who Like Packages
NewYorkology has published a pretty comprehensive list of NYC Romance Packages for all the procrastinating cupids. Only in New York can you find such a range of Valentine's hotel options, here's a sampling: The Classic: Roses and/or chocolate-covered strawberries, champagne Plaza Athenee Millennium UN Plaza Hotel Wales Morgans Royalton...
February 07, 2006
Trying to Score a New York City Hotel Under $200 Part III
Gary, of View from the Wing, tips us on the identity of that $174 Downton NYC Labor Day hotel we found on Hotwire last week: The $174 4* Downtown-SoHo hotel on Hotwire is either the Tribeca Grand or the Millenium Hilton. No way to tell which of those two...
August 22, 2005
Partner Reviews: Millenium Hilton
Nice and Accommodating Hotel in NYC
Nice and Accommodating Hotel in NYC
Example: great place for good bread
I recently stayed Saturday March 7, 2009 for 1 night to celebrate my boyfriends birthday and had a remarkable stay. The staff was very accommodating and pleasant. The subway station is literally right next to it in order to hop on and go further into the city! From the very moment we walked in we were greeted and helped accordingly when needed. I loved it we stayed on the 23rd floor with an amazing room and view! We will certainly come back. Thanks to the Millenium Hilton and staff
BEST HOTEL IN NYC!!!!
I just moved from NYC to atlanta, and when i recent;y went back...i didn't want to stay with family, i decided to stay in the city @ the Millenium Hilton. And it was everything i expected it to be and more...it was ABSOLUTELY GREAT, from the front desk to check out. Everything was just 5-star quality, im a avid shopper and i loved the fact that Century 21 was literally next door, and i could easily catch a cab or train to any place in the city. The view of WTC and the Hudson River was phenominal!!!! I would recommend anyone stay at least a day @ the Millenium Hilton its sooooooo worth every penny.
Great All Around! :-)
Originally from NYC - I could not think of a better place to celebrate my birthday than coming back home as I live in the UK now! Had the best time and having a nice hotel is very much part of it. Staff were professional, approachable and polite. We had the best maid ever - and left our room in such good order. We were on the 36th Floor - beds comfortable, nice views. Would I go back....yes, in a flash. Thinking about my next birthday....and at the Hilton on Church Street. Thanks to the staff, it was enjoyable. BTW - Stagedoor across the street should get a mention - the best coffee in the world....and scambled eggs that will knock your socks off..and don't forget the bagels....but forget about the pounds. :~)
Great hotel
The hotel is very clean, the staff are friendly and willing to help with anything. The beds are so comfy, as well as the pillows. The plasma...awesome. The only thing a little depressing is ground zero across the street. The area is pretty dead at night, and times square, fifth ave, etc are quite a good distance away. Overall great place.
Nice hotel to stay with
I was in the hotel for a month and found it a nice place to stay .. The rooms are good and neat and are given with a great 42' Plasma and ready Internet for a reasonable amount, The AC makes a lot of sound otherwise is good. The room service is good there are a few things on the menu to eat for a vegetarian :( rest the place is good.. very near to the Statue of liberty and zero ground... there is J&R nearby and that's huge to shop for any electronic / computers stuff...Century 21 .. a huge departmental stpre with great prices all the time... The downtown otherwise is not a happening place at nights..and the area really sleeps after 10 PM... Overall the stay was good and this is a nice place to stay...
excellent hotel
I stayed at Millenium on four different occassions last year. Don't have anything negative to say about this place (especially for the price). All the rooms look the same, but are very clean, modern, high-tech (big plasma TV, affordable internet access). My only quam with this hotel is that the downtown area (Wall Street) is pretty dead after hours. There are very few places to visit, eat, drink, or have fun - in another word, the most of NYC's attractions are distance away from the Hotel, nearest being the Battery Park city and the Statue of Liberty - the only view from my windows being the WTC and some glimpse of Hudson river. As with many three and four star hotels, you will pay extra $$ for extra services, but otherwise, it's a fine hotel.
Great Place at Great Value
Had a great experience at this hotel. Amazing view from our 30th floor room. Overlooking "Ground Zero" was a very sobering experience. Helps you to truely appreciate the magnitude of work that NYers have contributed in rebuilding the area. The bed was so, so comfortable. The room was a little small but i'm not complaining considering the other compensating factors. Hotel is located across the street from the Path train which is convenient and there is much to see near by if you are a tourist. The room is a great value but be prepared to spend lots on food. Minibar charges $4 for a regular size pack of M&Ms, which was comical, and breakfast was about $40 for 2 (i only had fruit). Still, overall this hotel is highly recommended.
Some tips
It's surprisingly good. I had my laptop with me and five minutes after check-in they hadgiven me a cable to hook in to the Internet. Reasonable daily rate as well (5$). Nice staff. Very nice beds, 42" Plasma TV is cool. But the A/C is substandard. It just doesn't cut it. If you see this is a high priority you should consider to stay someplace else. Honestly, what good does Internet and 42" TV do you if your bathing in your own sweat, panting for air? Doesn't bother me though...in March...
Awesome Hotel!
This hotel is nothing less than awesome - brand new (as of 3/03) clean, LARGE rooms with king sized beds available, 42" plasma TVs in every room, high speed internet access, and some rather awe-inspiring views - most rooms overlook Ground Zero directly across the street. In the heart of the Financial District basically next door to the NYSE and Wall Street. Close to Battery Park, Trinity Church, and centrally located to all Subway routes. Highly recommended!!!
Very nice, modern rooms
Although small, our room did not seem like it was because it is well-arranged, sleek, and modern. Everything is pretty new, the room includes a flat-panel TV, and the view is gorgeous from both main sides of the hotel. A great value at $150 for the night.
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Get a high floor to avoid WTC construction noise, other than that this is a perfect hotel. Easy access to all subways and walking distance to tons of downtown attractions. -
View beautiful; service subpar. The doormen try, but the front desk needs an overhaul in manners. Don't even approach the restaurant. -
69 cents/minute to use computers in the business center and 99 cents/page for printing? Absurd. The gym is also too small for such a large hotel. -
At&t phone reception stinks & my wireless card didn't work. Great location but lots of construction noise. -
Ask for rooms ending with "12" or "01" like 3201 which face NE or SE and are quiet and larger. Catch is double beds as opposed to king and no view of WTC site. -
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One of my favorite places to stay inside NYC -
Beautiful hotel. -
Best view of ground zero..complete with construction sound effects. The Hilton does provide a sound machine and ear plugs for your sleep -
Very loud WTC construction, but other than that, rather nice. -
Hello old friends, it's nice too meet you again in here...I think this hotel just like another hotel, but I really enjoy every moment because of you...:D -
Great view, good beds thats it. Staff very slow, not motivated both in restaurant and hotelbar. Roomkeys never work as well... -
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Request a higher floor and you will be just fine. Beautiful hotel. -
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Nice hotel, breakfast is really good!! -
Javier the manager is unprofessional and rude. BEWARE DO NOT STAY HERE!! Javier should lose his minimum wage job...fuck him!! -
Ruined my whole vacation staying at this hotel all they care about is screwing over the customers and over charging then the customers happiness -
Worst hotel I have ever stayed in I checked in 2 days ago and then the night before I checked out they locked me out of the room because they didn't think I payed enough for the room and wanted to cha
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Great location and nice sized rooms. Easy access to many trains and minutes from SoHo. If you don't mind city and construction noise, you'll love it here!!! -
Pool on 5th floor is peaceful - water sounds overtake jackhammer -
Don't stay here until the construction on the WTC is complete. Nice hotel, but you won't sleep for more than a few hours, unless the sound of a jackhammer at 6AM is soothing. -
Spacious rooms with crazy views of the WTC site (but can hear construction all day/night long). Hotel is easily accessible from almost all subway lines.
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