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My husband and I stayed one night at the Frederick hotel this past weekend. Honestly there is nothing we can complain about. The hotel was simple yet modern chic. The front desk was very friendly and accomodating (they held our bags until check-in). We choose...More
Combine a beautiful renovation job, excellent service and an ideal location and you have one of the nicest little boutiques in the city. We had stayed on this central corner in Tribeca when the hotel had its prior incarnation as the Cosmopolitan. One of the...More
Thank Landmarkfinder A
Response from GMFrederick, General Manager at The Frederick HotelResponded 12 February 2018
Dear Landmarkfinder A,
thank you for taking the time to write such a wonderful review and thank you for being a loyal guest. We are happy you enjoyed the newly renovated and renamed accommodations as well as all the attractions in Tribeca. We hope to...More
Tony Sabr has made our stay at the Frederick hotel. Tony has given us advice on how to get to everywhere we need to go, and also where to go and what to order! Tony has made it feel like we have a New York...More
Great location. The Desk Clerk, David was a delight. The room and amenities was very nice. Clean, bright and decorated beautifully. Fret sheets and linens, even the bathrobe. Only one problem. The noise from the street. We were there 2 nights. Impossible to sleep. First...More
This hotel was in the perfect location for the activities we were taking in... the AVP Volleyball tournament on Pier 26 and the 9/11 memorial and museum. Those two activities were within walking distance. The hotel was also very close to a subway station, which...More
What’s in a name? In this case it is the unique title of “Triangle Below Canal Street” that became a popular nickname in the 1970s. An attractive neighbourhood filled with handsome lofts on the edge of the Financial District, this lovely slice of Manhattan offers plenty of fine dining experiences and art galleries. Plus, it’s home to the city’s most exciting film event, the Tribeca Film Festival, that takes
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place here every year. TriBeCa is a great place to take a leisurely stroll before stopping into one of the many local restaurants or bars for a satisfying meal and cocktail. You’ll see families out for an afternoon walk, and don’t be surprised to come up with the occasional celebrity sighting. With such a great vibe, many of the city’s most famous residents call this neighbourhood home.
No idea, best to Call Hotel. Subway extremely close. If parking is expensive you may consider parking in another location, leaving the car there and use subway for local travel. Cheap, quick and painless.
