The epitome
of luxury

Step inside our magnificent 15-story lobby and be captivated by the bold color and design of the minimalist interior featuring Sol LeWitt’s stunning 10-story artwork. Beyond our spectacular artwork displays, we’re recognized as an icon for our range of upscale boutiques, restaurants and modern, luxurious suites within the hotel.

Look out over New York Harbor and Lower Manhattan from Loopy Doopy Rooftop Bar. ATRIO is the perfect spot for delicious meals, small plates or a glass of fine wine. Take advantage of Conrad New York Downtown's excellent location near Wall Street, the National 9/11 Memorial, Greenwich Village, Battery Park, New York Harbor and so much more.

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Hotel Fact Sheet

Bedside Reading® – the only program to place complimentary best-sellers at the bedside of luxury hotels across the U.S. – is now offered at Conrad New York Downtown.

We’re the first business-focused hotel to provide guests with this exclusive way to unplug and unwind while traveling. When staying in our suites, enjoy access to complimentary bestsellers to read during your stay or take home.

Over 2,000 pieces of one-of-a-kind artwork created by post-World War II masters and contemporary artists line the walls of Conrad New York Downtown, from our meeting rooms and business center to ATRIO Restaurant and suite interiors. Our dramatic two-tiered sculpture, Veil, by artist Monica Ponce de Leon is a vast piece made with 77 tons of aluminum and 16 miles of Vectran cable. Uncover other stand-out pieces from Sol LeWitt, Pat Steir, Mary Heilmann, Elizabeth Peyton and Frank Stella, among others.

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Located in the most popular shopping and dining destination in lower Manhattan, Conrad New York Downtown is steps from world-class shopping destinations, Brookfield Place and Westfield World Trade Center. Guests can also find Bloom, Vintry Wines, Battery Place Market and Artsee Eyewear directly outside of the hotel. Taste the world with a veritable buffet of restaurants, bars and cafes on every corner in Lower Manhattan, from New York pizza joints and Japanese noodle shops to American diners and Italian delis as well as high-end dining and Michelin-starred restaurants.

Experience the bustle of the financial district as you walk the streets of TriBeCa, SoHo, Greenwich village and Wall Street; see the New York Stock Exchange or stroll down the tranquil outdoor waterfront esplanade next to the hotel. The area is teeming with history and culture; explore Trinity Church, City Hall, Castle Clinton, Broadway and the not-to-be-missed Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island across the water.