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363 West 16th Street New York NY 10011 · 212.242.4300 · Contact · Accessibility · COVID-19
- Tao Downtown
Nestled beneath the hotel, TAO Downtown is a multi-level...
- Location
Location - Maritime Hotel | Boutique Meatpacking District...
- Contact
Contact - Maritime Hotel | Boutique Meatpacking District...
- Gallery
Gallery - Maritime Hotel | Boutique Meatpacking District...
- Superior Room
Superior Room - Maritime Hotel | Boutique Meatpacking...
- History
History - Maritime Hotel | Boutique Meatpacking District...
- Accessibility
Accessible Maritime Hotel In Chelsea Here at The Maritime...
- Catch Steak
Adjacent to the Maritime Hotel, CATCH STEAK combines the...
- Tao Downtown
Nestled beneath the hotel, TAO Downtown is a multi-level restaurant serving Pan-Asian cuisine, featuring a 300 seat dining room, several bars, and a lounge. The subterranean restaurant is intended to look and feel as if it has been there for decades and only unearthed recently to reveal the artifacts within.
Adjacent to the Maritime Hotel, CATCH STEAK combines the authority of a classic steakhouse with the lighter, brighter style and energetic vibe of a Catch Hospitality Group property. The menu features a curated collection of the world’s best cuts and globally influenced dishes for a more approachable 2020 steakhouse experience with fun ...
4 lis 2024 · Restaurants near The Maritime Hotel, New York City on Tripadvisor: Find traveler reviews and candid photos of dining near The Maritime Hotel in New York City, New York.
Now $293 (Was $̶3̶3̶2̶) on Tripadvisor: The Maritime Hotel, New York City. See 1,118 traveler reviews, 594 candid photos, and great deals for The Maritime Hotel, ranked #71 of 509 hotels in New York City and rated 4 of 5 at Tripadvisor.
Adjacent to the main building is the Catch Steak restaurant, serving fine cuts (such as different types of Japanese wagyu) and "not steak," including fish and vegetarian dishes. Another dining option is the multi-level Tao Downtown, offering the best of Pan-Asian (i.e., from many parts of Asia) cuisine.
The Maritime Hotel. The Maritime Hotel was designed in 1966 for the National Maritime Union; hence its name, and its nautical theme. Today it is one of New York’s hipster hangouts, owing as much to its location (just off the Meatpacking District) as to the charms of the hotel itself.
