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The Peter Jay Sharp Boathouse on Brooklyn’s waterfront is pure poetry in motion. This elegant wooden structure isn’t just a launchpad for kayaks—it’s a living postcard. Glide across the water, listen to leaves rustle in the breeze, watch ducks glide by, and let the city’s noise fade away. It’s not just a stop; it’s a moment of serenity you’ll never forget!
The Wallace Hotel
Hotel Lucerne
Hotel Belleclaire Central Park
Aloft Harlem
Soul Food 'Mont Morris'
Kama Central Park
The Park Ave North
HI New York City Hostel
Night Hotel Broadway
Holiday Inn Express & Suites Bronx - Zoo Area by IHG
Super 8 by Wyndham Bronx Near Stadium
Umbrella Hotel Bronx
Macaw Guest House
Best Western Plus City Line Hotel
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The Jane Hotel is a top choice for its prime location just a short walk from the Peter Jay Sharp Boathouse. Known for its unique industrial-chic design and compact yet efficient rooms, it offers free Wi-Fi, 24-hour front desk service, and easy access to the Hudson River Greenway—perfect for kayaking, rowing, or riverside strolls. Its proximity to Manhattan’s West Village ensures quick access to dining, shopping, and cultural attractions.
Alternatively, The Standard, High Line provides luxurious amenities including a rooftop pool, a world-class spa, and panoramic views of both the High Line Park and the Hudson River. With seamless connectivity via subway and pedestrian paths, it’s ideal for travelers seeking comfort and urban sophistication while enjoying the outdoor life around the boathouse.
The easiest way is by subway: Take the A, C, or E train to 14th Street–Union Square, transfer to the 1 train southbound, and ride to 181st Street Station—then walk about 15 minutes to the boathouse. Alternatively, use taxi or Uber, which takes 10–15 minutes and costs approximately $25–$35 depending on traffic. For an eco-friendly option, rent a Citi Bike and follow the scenic Hudson River Greenway, a smooth, dedicated bike path that runs along the river and takes about 20 minutes. All routes offer convenient access to this serene waterfront retreat, perfect for rowing, kayaking, or simply enjoying nature in the heart of NYC.
At Peter Jay Sharp Boathouse, visitors can enjoy a range of distinctive water-based activities. Rowing lessons led by certified coaches are perfect for beginners and advanced paddlers alike, offering hands-on training while gliding past the iconic Manhattan skyline. The Sunrise Run & Row program combines a morning jog along the Hudson River Greenway with a refreshing row session—ideal for fitness enthusiasts seeking a peaceful start to the day. During summer months, the venue hosts riverfront picnics and live music events, featuring local artists and creating a vibrant community atmosphere. Many programs require advance HopeGoo; check the official website for schedules and registration details. These immersive experiences provide a deep connection to New York’s waterfront culture and a memorable blend of sport, nature, and urban charm.
Traveler Reviews
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The Wallace Hotel
The Wallace Hotel is an absolute gem tucked away in a quiet residential neighborhood of Midtown, yet it feels like you're right in the heart of everything. Step outside and you're greeted by Central Park on one side and the Hudson River on the other—perfect for morning walks or evening strolls with skyline views. Within a 5-minute walk, there are two well-stocked supermarkets, so grocery runs are super convenient. And if you're craving authentic flavors, you'll find some excellent local eateries nearby—authentic Xi'an dumplings and Shanghai-style steamed buns that are surprisingly delicious. The subway station is just steps away, making travel across Manhattan effortless. The staff are professional, friendly, and always ready to help. Most impressive? The bedding—luxuriously soft and incredibly comfortable, making for a truly restful night's sleep. This hotel delivers on every front: location, convenience, comfort, and service. A top-tier stay that’s hard to beat.
Hotel Lucerne
Hotel Lucerne is a charming, long-standing hotel with a classic American vibe that feels warm and welcoming. The rooms are spacious—especially the living area—which makes it ideal for families or anyone who values comfort. The breakfast is fantastic, consistently delicious, and it’s clear locals come here often—the place buzzes with energy every morning. Staff are genuinely friendly and attentive, and fellow guests seem equally kind and approachable. Location-wise, it's in a quiet residential neighborhood with everything you need within walking distance: grocery stores, cafes, and even a quick stroll to the Natural History Museum. Perfect for travelers with kids. The AC does make some noise, but after nearly three weeks in the U.S., I’ve heard worse—just turn it off at night and stay cool. One small note: the hairdryer is a bit outdated and not very powerful, so upgrading that would be a great touch. Overall, this hotel exceeded my expectations in every way. If I ever return to New York, I’ll definitely book here again. Highly recommend! 🌹
Hotel Belleclaire Central Park
Staying at Hotel Belleclaire Central Park again was a great experience. One tip for future guests: if possible, avoid rooms facing the wall—opting for a room with a view makes a noticeable difference in natural light and overall openness. The room itself is spacious and well-designed, though the bathroom is on the smaller side, it’s functional and clean. What stands out most is the incredible value for money. Located just steps away from Central Park, it’s incredibly convenient for exploring Manhattan. Whether you’re here for business or leisure, this hotel offers comfort, convenience, and excellent pricing—all in one. Definitely a top pick for anyone visiting New York.
Aloft Harlem
Staying at Aloft Harlem was an excellent experience overall. The room was spacious and comfortable, with a soft bed that made for a restful night's sleep. I loved the lively street view—great energy and vibrant city vibes right outside the window. The location is central and convenient, with plenty of restaurants, shops, and easy access to public transit for exploring Manhattan. The air conditioning worked incredibly well, keeping the room cool and comfortable even during warmer evenings. One minor note: the unit made a bit of noise when running, but it wasn’t disruptive. All in all, this hotel offers great value, modern design, and a welcoming atmosphere. Highly recommend for travelers looking for a stylish yet practical stay in Harlem.
Soul Food 'Mont Morris'
This is a guest house, not a hotel or Airbnb, so setting the right expectations from the start is key. There’s no front desk or lobby, and no external signage—access is via a door code, and you enter independently. That said, here’s what made our weekend stay at Soul Food Mont Morris memorable: The experience itself was unique—feeling like part of the local community with a cozy, authentic vibe. Rooms and bathrooms were spotless, beautifully styled with vintage charm. It’s super convenient for exploring Harlem—restaurants, grocery stores, and a CVS are just around the corner. The subway station is a 6-minute walk away, with downtown Manhattan reachable in about 25 minutes by train. However, keep a few things in mind: Communication was tricky two days before arrival—we tried the booking app and the phone number listed in the email, but couldn’t get through. Once on-site, everything ran smoothly, so if you’re used to contacting a host or calling a front desk, this isn’t the place for you. Also, if you’re planning to take a midday break and return to your room during hot weather (like we did during a heatwave), be aware that going back and forth throughout the day isn’t practical due to the distance. You’ll need to remove your shoes upon entering—the house provides slippers, so bring your own pair if possible. Accessing upper-floor rooms requires climbing a wooden staircase barefoot or in socks, which can be slippery, so slippers are essential. Overall, this isn’t for everyone. Don’t judge it by hotel standards—initial disappointment is common if you expect a traditional stay. But once you settle in, it grows on you. We stayed just one weekend, but honestly, we’d have loved to extend our visit to truly soak in Harlem’s rhythm and energy.
Kama Central Park
I’ve stayed at Kama Central Park again, and it was just as fantastic as before. The staff were incredibly friendly and welcoming from the moment I arrived. The room was spotlessly clean with excellent hygiene standards—especially the shower area, which felt fresh and well-maintained. It’s a great base for exploring New York, with easy subway access to major attractions. Comfortable, convenient, and well-priced—this hotel delivers on every front. I’ll definitely be returning here on my next trip to NYC!
The Park Ave North
Staying at The Park Ave North was a fantastic experience overall. The room was quiet, clean, and well-maintained—perfect for a relaxing getaway. I especially appreciated the kettle, which made it easy to brew tea or coffee during my stay. As this is an apartment-style hotel, front desk service is limited to specific hours, so it's important to plan accordingly. If you arrive outside of those hours, you’ll need to call ahead to coordinate check-in, which worked smoothly but could be tricky if there’s a language barrier. That said, the value for money is outstanding—great space, modern amenities, and a convenient location near subway access makes it ideal for travelers looking for comfort without overspending. Highly recommend for both short stays and longer visits.
HI New York City Hostel
This hostel truly stands out among budget accommodations with its high-end features for a dorm-style stay. Each bed comes with its own privacy curtain, individual reading light, and power outlet—plus there's a small built-in light in the cabinet (you’ll need to bring your own lock). Every floor has shared sink areas, and the bathrooms are thoughtfully separated into dry and wet zones, making them both functional and hygienic. What really sets this place apart are the endless activities—daily tours, a lively welcome party, and even yoga classes. If you’re not booked on anything, just go with the flow and join the hostel’s events; it’s an easy way to meet fellow travelers and make friends. I’d definitely choose another HI USA property if I travel to other cities—this one is a real gem.
Night Hotel Broadway
Staying at Night Hotel Broadway was an absolute delight! The location is unbeatable—just a short walk from the subway station, making it super convenient for exploring New York City. I was impressed by how clean and well-maintained the hotel was throughout my stay. From the moment I checked in, the staff were warm and welcoming, even offering a little treat as a sweet surprise. It’s rare to find such a cozy, comfortable place with such great value—especially in Manhattan. Whether you're here for business or sightseeing, this hotel delivers on every front. I’ll definitely be returning next time I’m in NYC.
Best Western Plus City Line Hotel
The hotel is conveniently located near the subway, making commuting easy and hassle-free. However, the front desk staff had a very unfriendly attitude—cold and uninviting, which immediately set a negative tone upon arrival. The room was clean, but quite noisy, especially with street sounds from below seeping through the walls. The beds were also extremely small in both length and width, making it uncomfortable for taller guests to sleep properly. Breakfast was decent, but the dining area was severely cramped with too few seats. During peak hours, we had to wait for a table, and there weren’t enough staff to manage the flow efficiently. Overall, while the location is a plus, the lack of comfort, poor service, and limited space make this a forgettable stay. It’s not worth recommending unless you're just passing through.
Imperial Court Hotel
The Imperial Court Hotel is perfectly located—walking distance to major attractions and surrounded by great dining options, making it super convenient for exploring New York. I stayed in a suite, which had potential but definitely needs a refresh. The room felt quite dark, with brown carpet and walls that made the space feel cramped and gloomy. There was also an unpleasant odor lingering, and the lighting was insufficient, which made the atmosphere less than ideal. It’s clear the rooms could use a much-needed renovation. That said, the concierge team absolutely stood out—they were friendly, genuinely helpful, and even brought a smile with their humor. Their excellent service really saved the experience. While the room condition was disappointing, the location and staff made it worthwhile. Definitely worth considering if you’re looking for a central base with great hospitality.
The Central Park North
My stay at The Central Park North was absolutely excellent. The hotel is spotlessly clean and perfectly located—just a short walk from two subway stations, making it incredibly convenient for getting around the city day or night. I appreciated how quiet and safe the neighborhood felt, even during late-night arrivals or departures. One standout feature was being able to leave my luggage at the front desk before check-in time with no extra charge—such a helpful touch for travelers with early flights or tight schedules. Everything about this place felt thoughtfully designed for comfort and ease. Highly recommend this gem in NYC.
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