Club Quarters Hotel World Trade Center, New York
Rated Very good by our guests
Price History and Trends for August 2026
Club Quarters Hotel World Trade Center, New York Price Forecast & Booking Trends
Analyze the best time to book Club Quarters Hotel World Trade Center, New York in in New York based on 12-month price forecast
Price Insights for Club Quarters Hotel World Trade Center, New York
- Lowest Price Period: Early January through February (especially Jan 3–10 and mid-to-late Jan), and select mid‑August weekdays (e.g., Aug 9, Aug 16, Aug 30) — these dates show the lowest listed rates ($118–$170).
- Potential Savings: Between the lowest and highest listed nights you can save up to ~83% (lowest $118 vs highest $697). More typical savings of 40–60% are available by shifting from peak fall/holiday dates to low‑season January/February or off‑peak midweek dates in August. Example: $566 (peak) → $118 (low) saves $448 (~79%).
- Average Rate: Average ≈ $300/night across the next 12 months; median ≈ $269/night (many calendar dates are $269).
- Booking Tip: Target stays in early Jan/Feb or midweek in August for the lowest rates. For known high‑demand dates (Sept–Dec spikes), book 2–3+ months ahead. Use flexible date search, set price alerts, compare refundable vs prepaid rates (prepaid often cheaper), and favor midweek check‑ins; consider 1–2 night stays that avoid event weekends.
Guest Reviews
Guest Tips & Highlights
Beautiful view nice interiors
Convenient, clean, and affordable
Top Attractions Near Club Quarters Hotel World Trade Center, New York
Club Quarters Hotel World Trade Center sits in lower Manhattan next to the World Trade Center complex. Guests are within easy walking distance of top downtown attractions — the 9/11 Memorial & Museum and One World Observatory are practically next door; the Oculus transit hub and Westfield shopping center are a minute or two away; Wall Street, Battery Park (ferries to Staten Island), Brooklyn Bridge and South Street Seaport are all reachable on foot or a short subway ride. This location makes the hotel a strong base for historic Lower Manhattan sights, financial district visits, harbor activities, and easy subway access to the rest of the city.
National September 11 Memorial & Museum
A deeply moving memorial and museum honoring the victims of the September 11 attacks with twin reflecting pools and a comprehensive museum collection.
One World Observatory (One World Trade Center)
Observation deck on the top floors of One World Trade Center with 360° views of New York City and surrounding waterways.
Oculus / Westfield World Trade Center (Transit hub & shopping)
Striking transportation hub and shopping center with dozens of retail stores, restaurants, and direct subway connections.
Battery Park & Staten Island Ferry
Waterfront park with ferry service to Staten Island (free), gardens, and views of the Statue of Liberty. Great for a harbor stroll or ferry ride.
Wall Street & New York Stock Exchange
Historic financial district icons including the NYSE, Charging Bull, and narrow streets lined with iconic architecture.
Brooklyn Bridge
Iconic suspension bridge linking Manhattan and Brooklyn; popular for walking or biking with great skyline views.
South Street Seaport & Pier 17
Historic waterfront district with shops, dining, maritime museum, and seasonal events at Pier 17.
Trinity Church and St. Paul's Chapel
Historic churches in the Financial District notable for architecture and ties to early New York history (St. Paul's served as a relief center after 9/11).
Optimal Sightseeing Itinerary from Club Quarters Hotel World Trade Center, New York
Make the most of your stay at Club Quarters Hotel World Trade Center, New York with this convenient itinerary that covers the best attractions in in New York:
- Day 1 — Lower Manhattan & Memorials: Walk to the National September 11 Memorial & Museum and One World Observatory. Explore the Oculus and Westfield shops. Evening drinks at the hotel's top-floor lounge or nearby O'Hara's Bar.
- Day 2 — Financial District & Harbor: Visit Wall Street, the Charging Bull, Trinity Church, and then stroll down to Battery Park for views of the Statue of Liberty. Take the Staten Island Ferry for a free harbor ride. Dinner in South Street Seaport.
- Day 3 — Brooklyn Bridge & DUMBO: Walk across the Brooklyn Bridge into DUMBO for photo ops at Washington Street/Pier 1, enjoy riverside parks, and return by subway. Explore Brooklyn Bridge Park and have lunch with skyline views.
- Day 4 — Museums & Culture: Use the nearby Fulton Street transit hub to reach the Metropolitan Museum of Art or the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA), or stay local and sample downtown galleries and the Tenement Museum. Evening Broadway or Off-Broadway show if desired.
- Day 5 — Neighborhoods & Shopping: Explore Tribeca's shops and cafes, head uptown for SoHo boutiques, or revisit favorite spots around the World Trade Center. Finish with a leisurely meal near the hotel and soak in the skyline views from the top floor.
Why Club Quarters Hotel World Trade Center, New York Is Perfect for Exploring in New York
New York City offers unmatched cultural diversity, world-class museums, iconic landmarks, theater, dining, and vibrant neighborhoods. Club Quarters Hotel World Trade Center is an excellent choice for visitors who want to stay in Lower Manhattan with direct access to the World Trade Center complex, exceptional transit connections, and numerous top attractions within walking distance. The hotel's favorable reviews highlight friendly, helpful staff, clean and comfortable rooms, great views of the Memorial/One World Trade Center, useful amenities like free coffee and laundry, and strong value for location — making it a pragmatic, convenient base for business and leisure travelers.
Location
Club Quarters Hotel World Trade Center, New York
140 Washington Street
Amenities & Services
Property Highlights
Best Time to Visit in New York
Seasonal guide to help you plan the perfect trip to in New York
Best Time to Visit
Fall
High Season
Summer and late November–early January (holiday period)
Value Season
January–February (after New Year’s, excluding holiday weeks) and some late-winter shoulder days
Spring
March–May: Temperatures warm from cool to mild. Cherry trees and bulbs bloom in April/early May; parks green up and outdoor dining begins.
Advantages
- Comfortable weather for walking, parks, and rooftop bars
- Many cultural events and festivals (Tribeca Film and early outdoor programming)
- Fewer tourists than peak summer, easier reservations
Considerations
- Unpredictable weather (mix of rain, cool days, and sudden warm spells)
- Some attractions ramp up schedules but seasonal outdoor venues may not be fully open until late spring
- Hotel rates rising toward late May and Memorial Day weekend
Key Events in in New York
Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade
Giant character balloons and elaborate floats, Performances by Broadway casts and popular musical acts, Holiday kickoff atmosphere and early morning traditionsAnnual parade through Midtown Manhattan drawing huge crowds and television audiences.
New Year's Eve in Times Square
Ball drop at midnight with live performances, Street atmosphere and celebration across the city, Heavy security and long waiting — many watch via broadcasts or rooftop partiesThe iconic ball drop on Dec 31 attracts international crowds and is a once-in-a-lifetime spectacle.
New York Fashion Week
Industry shows and street-style spotting, Pop-up events, designer launches and parties, Higher hotel and flight demand around the datesBiannual fashion industry events (February and September) with runway shows, presentations, and related parties.
Pride (NYC Pride March)
Vibrant parade along Fifth Avenue, Festival events in multiple neighborhoods, Strong community atmosphere and inclusive programmingMajor LGBTQ+ celebration in June centered around Manhattan with parades, parties and cultural programming.
US Open (Tennis)
High-level tennis matches and night sessions, Food, fan zones and celebrity sightings, Transit surge to Queens—plan travel timeGrand-slam tennis tournament in late August–early September located in Flushing Meadows, Queens.
Tribeca Film Festival
Film premieres and independent cinema showcases, Panel discussions, parties and local neighborhood programming, Special screenings and filmmaker appearancesCelebrated film festival with screenings, panels and rooftop events (usually April).
Fleet Week & Summertime Parades
Naval ships open for public visits, Ship parades and sea/air demonstrations, Concerts and public events along the waterfrontTypically held in late May with ship visits, demonstrations and military ceremonies.
Restaurant Week(s)
Discounted multi-course lunch/dinner menus at notable restaurants, Opportunity to try top chefs at lower cost, Popular restaurants require reservations earlySeasonal dining promotion offering prix-fixe menus across hundreds of restaurants (winter and summer editions).
Weather Tips
Layering is essential—winters require warm coats, hats and gloves; summers demand breathable fabrics and sun protection. Carry a compact umbrella year-round. Comfortable, broken-in walking shoes are crucial; expect a lot of pavement walking. Check forecasts before heading to rooftop or waterfront plans, and allow extra time for travel during heavy rain, snow or event days.
Understanding in New York Prices
New York City hotel prices and overall travel costs vary widely by neighborhood, season, day of week and special events. Expect highest hotel rates in Midtown Manhattan, near major holidays (late November–early January), during Fashion Weeks, UN General Assembly week, major sporting events (US Open), and big cultural festivals. Summer (June–August) also brings peak tourist demand and higher prices — especially weekends. Value windows include mid-January through February (after New Year’s and before spring break) and parts of late summer weekday stays. Booking 30–90 days in advance helps lock better rates; last-minute can work off-season but is risky in high season. Consider staying outside Manhattan (Brooklyn, Long Island City, Jersey City) for lower nightly rates and using transit for easy access. Weekday vs weekend swings: business travel can keep midweek rates high, while weekend leisure demand pushes up Friday–Sunday in many areas. Short-term rental and boutique pricing also spike during major conventions and events.
Essential Travel Tips for in New York United States
Insider advice to help you make the most of your visit
Transportation
The subway is the fastest and most cost-effective way to get around Manhattan and the outer boroughs. Taxis, rideshares and commuter rails fill gaps; three major airports (JFK, LaGuardia, Newark) serve different needs.
Transportation Tips
- 1.Use OMNY contactless pay or a MetroCard for subway/bus travel; consider a 7-day unlimited if staying 4+ days for intensive sightseeing
- 2.Allow extra time for airport transfers—JFK and Newark can be 45–90+ minutes from Manhattan depending on traffic; LaGuardia is closest but can still be congested
- 3.Prefer the subway for peak periods—it often beats road traffic and is 24/7, but avoid empty train cars late at night if uncomfortable
- 4.Citi Bike is convenient for short cross-neighborhood trips and peak summer use—download the app and check docking availability
- 5.Plan for walking—many neighborhoods are best explored on foot; use a navigation app and watch for bike lanes
Pro Traveler Tip
If staying several days and planning heavy sightseeing, get a 7-day unlimited Metro pass (or use OMNY contactless fares for frequent rides), book timed-entry tickets for major attractions (Statue of Liberty, One World Observatory, museums) in advance, explore non-Manhattan neighborhoods (Williamsburg, DUMBO, Astoria, Harlem) for lower prices and authentic experiences, and reserve morning or late-afternoon slots for top sights to avoid peak crowds.
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