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1 New York University School of Law • Vanderbilt Hall [40 Washington as of 10.12.17 New York University School of Law Vanderbilt Hall [40 Washington Square South between MacDougal & Sullivan Streets] Furman Hall [245 Sullivan Street between Washington Square South & West 3rd Street] D’Agostino Hall [108 West 3rd Street between MacDougal & Sullivan Streets] New York, NY 10012 Phone: VH 212‐998‐6120; FH 212‐998‐6127; DH 212‐998‐6502 http://www.law.nyu.edu/about/visitorinformation ("4th Street" is called "Washington Square South" for the portion running along the southern side of Washington Square Park) NYU School of Law Visitor Information www.law.nyu.edu/about/visitorinformation NYU Visitor Information www.nyu.edu/about/visitor‐information/hotels.html 1 Club Quarters Wall Street 52 William Street [between Wall & Pine Streets] New York, NY 10005 212‐ 269‐6400 Reservations: 203‐905‐2100 OR 44 (0)20 7451.5800 OR clubquartershotels.com [email protected] www.clubquarters.com [password: nyu] Club Quarters accepts the NYU Corporate Travel Account (CTA) Club Quarters Midtown 40 West 45th Street [between 5th & 6th Avenues] New York, NY 10036 212‐354‐6400 Reservations: 203‐905‐2100 OR 44 (0)20 7451.5800 OR clubquartershotels.com [email protected] www.clubquarters.com [password: nyu] Club Quarters accepts the NYU Corporate Travel Account (CTA) Club Quarters Hotel, Grand Central 128 East 45th Street [Corner of Lexington Avenue] New York, NY 10017 212‐986‐6400 Reservations: 203‐905‐2100 OR 44 (0)20 7451.5800 OR clubquartershotels.com [email protected] www.clubquarters.com [password: nyu] Club Quarters accepts the NYU Corporate Travel Account (CTA) Club Quarters World Trade Center 140 Washington Street [between Albany & Cedar Streets] New York, NY 10006 212‐577‐1133 Reservations: 203‐905‐2100 OR 44 (0)20 7451.5800 OR clubquartershotels.com [email protected] www.clubquarters.com [password: nyu] Club Quarters accepts the NYU Corporate Travel Account (CTA) Washington Square Hotel 103 Waverly Place [at MacDougal Street] New York, NY 10011 212‐777‐9515 800‐222‐0418 [email protected] www.washingtonsquarehotel.com/ WSH accepts the NYU Corporate Travel Account (CTA) 2 The Marlton Hotel 5 West 8th Street [between 5th & 6th Avenues] New York, NY 10011 212‐321‐0100 [email protected] http://marltonhotel.com/ Walker Hotel – 15% NYU Discount 52 West 13th Street [between 5th & 6th Avenues] New York, NY 10011 212‐375‐1300 [email protected] http://www.walkerhotel.com/ Sixty Soho 60 Thompson Street [between Broome & Spring Streets] New York, NY 10012 877‐431‐0400 [email protected] www.sixtyhotels.com/soho/ Crosby Street Hotel 79 Crosby Street [between Prince & Spring Streets] New York, NY 10012 212‐226‐6400 OR 844‐727‐6729 [email protected] www.firmdalehotels.com/hotels/new‐york/crosby‐street‐hotel Soho Grand Hotel 310 West Broadway [between Grand & Canal] New York, NY 10013 212‐965‐3000 800‐965‐3000 [email protected] www.sohogrand.com The Soho Grand accepts the NYU Corporate Travel Account (CTA) Roxy Hotel 2 Avenue of the Americas [at Beach Street] New York, NY 10013 212‐519‐6490 roxyhotelnyc.com [email protected] www.roxyhotelnyc.com/ 3 Hilton Garden Inn New York/Tribeca 39 Avenue of the Americas [at York Street] New York, NY 10013 212‐966‐4091 [email protected] http://www.sohotribecahotelnyc.com/ Duane Street Hotel 130 Duane Street [corner of Duane & Church Streets] New York, NY 10013 212‐964‐4600 [email protected] www.duanestreethotel.com Sheraton Tribeca 370 Canal Street [between West Broadway & Wooster Streets] New York, NY 10013 212‐966‐3400 [email protected] www.starwoodhotels.com/sheraton/property/overview/index.html?propertyID=3052&EM=VT Y_SI_3052_tribeca_overview The Solita Soho Hotel 159 Grand Street [between Lafayette & Centre Streets] New York, NY 10013 212‐925‐3600 www.choicehotels.com/new‐york/new‐york/ascend‐hotels/ny288 Best Western Bowery Hanbee Hotel 231 Grand Street [intersection of Bowery & Grand Streets] New York, NY 10013 212‐925‐1177 [email protected] www.bw‐boweryhanbeehotel.com The James Hotel 27 Grand Street [near 6th Avenue] New York, NY 10013 888‐526‐3778 www.jameshotels.com/ 4 The Greenwich Hotel 377 Greenwich Street [corner of N. Moore & Greenwich Streets] New York, NY 10013 212‐941‐8900 [email protected] www.thegreenwichhotel.com Hotel Hugo 525 Greenwich Street [between Vandam & Spring Streets] New York, NY 10013 212‐608‐4848 [email protected] www.hotelhugony.com Hampton Inn Manhattan‐Soho 54 Watts Street [at Varick Street] New York, NY 10013 212‐226‐6288 http://hamptoninn3.hilton.com/en/hotels/new‐york/hampton‐inn‐manhattan‐soho‐ NYCMHHX/index.html Smyth Tribeca 85 West Broadway [at Chambers Street] New York, NY, 10007 212‐587‐7000 855‐880‐1242 [email protected] www.thompsonhotels.com/hotels/smyth Four Points by Sheraton Manhattan Soho Village 66 Charlton Street [between Hudson & Varick Streets] New York, NY 10014 212‐229‐9988 877‐822‐2222 www.starwoodhotels.com/fourpoints/property/overview/contact.html?propertyID=1537 The Jane Hotel 113 Jane Street [at Hudson River] New York, NY 10014 212‐924‐6700 www.thejanenyc.com 5 Courtyard New York Manhattan/Soho 181 Varick Street [between King & Charlton Streets] New York, NY 10014 212‐414‐8282 www.marriott.com/hotels/travel/nycmt‐courtyard‐new‐york‐manhattan‐soho/ Public 215 Chrystie Street [between East Houston & Stanton Streets] New York, NY 10002 212‐735‐6000 [email protected] www.publichotels.com/ Gus Park, Sales Manager NYU Corporate rates Holiday Inn Lower East Side 150 Delancey Street [corner of Delancey & Suffolk Streets] New York, NY 10002 212‐475‐2500 1‐888‐HOLIDAY www.lowermanhattannychotel.com/ Ridge Hotel 151 East Houston Street [between Eldridge & Allen Streets] New York, NY 10002 212‐777‐0012 [email protected] http://ridgehotelnyc.com/ Redford Hotel 136 Ludlow Street [between Rivington & Stanton Streets] New York, NY 10002 212‐260‐4141 [email protected] www.redfordhotelnyc.com/ Hampton Inn Manhattan‐Seaport‐Financial District 320 Pearl Street [at Frankfort Street] New York, NY 10038 212‐571‐4400 http://hamptoninn3.hilton.com/en/hotels/new‐york/hampton‐inn‐manhattan‐seaport‐ financial‐district‐NYCSPHX/index.html 6 Gild Hall, a Thompson Hotel 15 Gold Street New York, NY 10038 212‐232‐7700 [email protected] www.thompsonhotels.com/hotels/nyc/gild‐hall Andaz Wall Street 75 Wall Street [corner of Wall & Water Streets] New York, NY 10005 212‐590‐1234 [email protected] https://wallstreet.andaz.hyatt.com/en/hotel/home.html New York Marriott Downtown 85 West Street [at Albany Street] New York, NY 10006 212‐385‐4900 www.marriott.com/hotels/travel/nycws‐new‐york‐marriott‐downtown/ Millenium Hilton New York Downtown 55 Church Street [between Day & Fulton Streets] New York, NY 10007 212‐693‐2001 www3.hilton.com/en/hotels/new‐york/millenium‐hilton‐NYCMLHH/index.html Conrad New York 102 North End Avenue [corner of Murray & North End] New York, NY 10282 212‐945‐0100 888‐370‐1936 www.conradnewyork.com The Bowery Hotel 335 Bowery [at 3rd Street] New York, NY 10003 212‐505‐9100 [email protected] www.theboweryhotel.com 7 Lafayette House 38 East 4th Street [at Bowery] New York, NY 10003 646‐306‐5010 [email protected] http://lafayettenyc.com/ The Standard 25 Cooper Square [Bowery at East 5th Street] New York, NY 10003 212‐475‐5700 www.standardhotels.com/new‐york/properties/east‐village Hyatt Union Square New York 134 Fourth Avenue [at 13th Street] New York, NY, 10003 212‐253‐1234 NYCUS‐[email protected] http://unionsquare.hyatt.com/en/hotel/home.html W New York Union Square 201 Park Avenue South [at 17th Street] New York, NY 10003 212‐253‐9119 888‐627‐9104 [email protected] www.starwoodhotels.com/whotels/property/overview/index.html?propertyID=1299 The Inn at Irving Place 56 Irving Place [between 17th & 18th Streets] New York, NY 10003 212‐533‐4600 800‐685‐1447 [email protected] www.innatirving.com/ Gramercy Park Hotel 2 Lexington Avenue [at 21st Street] New York, NY 10010 212‐920‐3300 866‐784‐1300 [email protected] www.gramercyparkhotel.com 8 The Marcel at Gramercy Hotel 201 East 24th Street [between 2nd & 3rd Avenues] New York, NY 10010 212‐696‐3800 844‐696‐3800 [email protected] www.themarcelatgramercy.com Park South Hotel 124 East 28th Street [between Lexington & Park Avenues] New York, NY 10016 212‐448‐0888 800‐315‐4642 www.parksouthhotel.com The James New York Nomad 22 East 29th Street [at Madison Avenue] New York, NY 10016 212‐532‐4100 888‐526‐3778 www.jameshotels.com/new‐york/nomad Roger New York 131 Madison Avenue [at 31st Street] New York, NY 10016 212‐448‐7000 877‐670‐1617 [email protected] www.therogernewyork.com Hotel 31 120 East 31st Street [between Park & Lexington Avenues] New York, NY 10016 212‐685‐3060 [email protected] www.hotel31.com Dream New York Downtown 355 West 16th [at 9th Avenue] New York, NY 10011 212‐229‐2559 www.dreamhotels.com/downtown/default‐en.html 9 Hampton Inn Manhattan‐Chelsea 108 West 24th Street [between 6th & 7th Avenues] New York, NY 10011 212‐414‐1000 http://hamptoninn3.hilton.com/en/hotels/new‐york/hampton‐inn‐manhattan‐chelsea‐ NYCCSHX/index.html Hotel Henri, A Wyndham Hotel 37 West 24th Street [between 5th & 6th Avenues] New York, NY 10010 877‐999‐3223 www.wyndham.com/hotels/NYCCW/main.wnt Four Points by Sheraton Manhattan Chelsea 160 West 25th Street [between 6th & 7th Avenues] New York, NY 10001 212‐627‐1888 www.starwoodhotels.com/fourpoints/property/overview/index.html?propertyID=1408 Holiday Inn Manhattan 6th Avenue – Chelsea 125 West 26th Street [between 6th & 7th Avenues] New York, NY 10001 212‐430‐8500 1‐888‐HOLIDAY info@hi‐nyc.com www.holidayinn.com/hotels/us/en/new‐york‐city/nycvc/hoteldetail Hilton Garden Inn New York/Manhattan‐Chelsea 121 West 28th Street [between 6th & 7th Avenues] New York, NY 10001 212‐564‐2181 http://hiltongardeninn.hilton.com/en/gi/hotels/index.jhtml;jsessionid=ZHRJXKZ5VP0XKCSGBIV 2VCQ?ctyhocn=NYCCHGI The Hotel Wolcott 4 West 31st Street [between 5th Avenue & Broadway] New York, NY 10001 212‐268‐2900 [email protected] www.wolcott.com 10.
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