Tribeca Tower

If you ever get the chance to stay here — DONT!
We were put here as temporary accommodation as part of my husbands relocation to NY from London, and it wasn’t great.
The décor is dated, there was mould (from condensation) all next to the air con unit in our bedroom. Old parquet flooring was in the apt too.
We stayed there for a month in September and it went from hot sunny weather to cd in a matter of days so I tried to turn on the heating via the air con unit only to find it didnt work. I spoke to the front desk and they said I can’t turn on the heating for our flat until they turn on the heating for the entire building. They only turn this on when it becomes 55 degrees within the building — that is around 12 degrees for those that work in Celsius. It was a case of hoodies & hot water bottles for us.
The windows let in drafts and keep in next to no heat.
The hallway décor is akin to a funeral parlour.
Lower floor apartments (we were 16) are dark.
You can get a better apt elsewhere for the same money don’t entertain staying here unless it is truly a last resort!

while a full service building, wow is it old. think las vegas showgirl bathroom style lighting, cabinets that don’t quite reach the floor and ceiling anymore and floors so old that they have been sealed so many times they feel and sound like plastic. oh, and need i forget to mention, the most whiney neighbors on the planet… and i’m not talking about the kids. while the door staff is great, they are about the only ones who welcome you home. from the leasing agent, to the resident mgr and to most of the residents too, there ain’t much about this place that makes it feel like home. the building is so poorly insulated you hear every little piece of trash going down the shoot and every peep your neighbors make. if that’s what you’d like to call home at the rate of ~4k for a 1bdrm, go for it, but i’d highly recommend looking elsewhere first.