Maritime Hotel

The National Maritime Union of America initially had this Chelsea hotel built for them, therefore it has a nautical theme and Fleet Week lasts longer than seven days. The exterior of the building is adorned with portal-style windows that are actually operable. On the inside, a dimly lit lobby filled with blue hues is home to an impressive collection of National Geographics, and the cabin-inspired guest rooms are charmingly furnished with upholstered armchairs and wooden desks. However, Mario Batali's opulent Italian trattoria La Sirena is the actual highlight. Here, you can have a Rose outside on Ninth Avenue or inside at the beautiful 38-foot-long Caesarstone quartz bar.

The basic fixed sailboat in the heart of Manhattan boasts pleasant furnishings, a nautical theme, and the opulent Italian trattoria La Sirena. The National Maritime Union of America's office tower from the 1960s was converted into the Maritime Hotel, which opened in 2003. From the blue color palette to the guest rooms that are inspired by ship cabins, the building's maritime heritage is evident throughout.

Visitors entering the recently redecorated lobby of the Maritime will find a dimly lit, cozy area that will make them long for a rainy or chilly day, so they may curl up in the cozy hideaway. A fireplace burns in the background, while wooden shelves are stocked with books. A fireplace shines in the backdrop, a National Geographic collection from 1965 is displayed on wooden shelves, and low-slung velvet armchairs and leather couches are placed on luxurious dark blue carpet.

Google Rating: 4.4/5.0
Address: 363 W 16th StNew York10011
Phone: 212-242-4300

Website: themaritimehotel.com