Hotels near Cape Liberty Cruise Port

"This was a special find. While we normally stay at Marriott facilities, I am glad we decided to try The Lodge. The facility was nice and it had included a good sized parking lot. Though the rooms were small, they were well appointed, with a comfortable bed and bathroom. They also put out a nice breakfast spread. The hotel was in a quiet area, across from a police station and next to a fire station, which made it feel extra safe. We definitely intend to stay here the next time we visit NYC. "

"Rooms were cleaned facilities were well done. Staff was very friendly and accommodating."

"This hotel was close to the transit center, good spots to get some food, the 9/11 memorial,rockefeller park and the museums that my partner and I wanted to go to. It was clean, well organized, had great staff and overall a good experience."

"The front desk staff, Bijonn, Eddie, and Eloisa, were fantastic! Our room was spotless, and the whole building was very clean. We also enjoyed breakfast every morning. Thank you for making our stay so wonderful!"

"Clean and close to everything "

"Clean room. Lots of square footage. "

"Great room and great hotel environment. Great rooftop bar with a nice view which wasn't too busy. Staff were happy to help with all my questions and I never came across any issues with my stay. "

"2nd time staying here within 3 years, staff was friendly at the front desk, room was clean and the view was amazing looking over Ground Zero. We only stayed for one night this time. Would recommend to anyone. Also self parking just down the road. Cost about $100 for a day and a half but you can come and go to your vehicle as you please. A few bars in the area as well along with easy access to the subways. "

"Great stay, really comfortable room, check in staff were super helpful. Only rated staff down by one star because my colleagues and I got accused of stealing from the shop one night… it’s a self service shop, we had paid and were walking away, then got questioned by the girl on the check in desk in an accusatory way. Should also add she was too busy chatting to colleagues to notice if we’d paid, so we didn’t appreciate this interaction. Suggestion is to improve your system rather than accuse paying guests. "