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The Maritime Hotel has 4 suites in 4 layouts, sleeping up to 4.
The Maritime Hotel is easy to spot as you approach, thanks to its perfect columns of porthole-shaped windows which hint at the theme found inside. Occupying the former headquarters of the National Maritime Union and designed to resemble a vintage luxury ocean liner, this boutique hotel welcomes you with a lobby filled with nautical artwork, shelves of books, and plenty of cozy sitting areas. Visit the Michelin starred La Sirena restaurant in the lobby for Italian cuisine created by Mario Batali and Joe Bastianich, or enjoy tapas and cocktails at the La Sirena barroom. For a completely different vibe, head underground to TAO Downtown, a Pan-Asian restaurant with a lounge, sushi bar, and nightclub that feature stunning decor including a large reclining Buddha, grand staircase, and koi pond.
Suites at this hotel
4 Suiteness layouts, 0 of which connect, plus 2 current Expedia room types. Expedia availability and rates are checked after you choose dates.
Rooftop Penthouse
Penthouse, Terrace
Terrace Penthouse
Junior PenthouseAmenities
What guests said
Ratings come from Expedia and Tripadvisor.
Where it sits
Questions about this hotel
Does The Maritime Hotel have connecting rooms?
Not at this hotel. The Maritime Hotel has 4 suites here, and other hotels in New York do have connecting pairs.
How many people can stay in one suite at The Maritime Hotel?
Up to 4 in its largest layout, without a rollaway.
Are the prices for the whole suite?
Yes. A suite price covers the entire suite and a connecting-pair price covers both rooms — one reservation, one card. Taxes and fees appear as one line at checkout.













