The Ludlow Hotel
About The Ludlow Hotel
Featuring spectacular views of the skyscrapers and bridges of New York City, this hotel is located in the Lower East Side neighborhood of Manhattan. WiFi access is provided in each guestroom free of charge. Hardwood floors, handmade silk rugs and artisan-crafted Moroccan lamps are featured in every room at The Ludlow Hotel. A mini-bar featuring local products is also provided. The private bathroom, decked out in marble mosaics, includes a deep soaking bathtub and brass rain shower. A 24-hour front desk welcomes guests to the Ludlow Hotel, which provides a trellis-covered garden for relaxation. Guests can also grab a drink in the lobby bar and lounge, or use the 24-hour fitness center. Parking is available nearby. The Lower East Side Tenement Museum is 1476 feet from the hotel, while the New Museum is 1969 feet away. The 2nd Avenue Station is 528 feet from the property, offering easy access to all of Manhattan and Brooklyn.
Amenities
- On-site parking
- 24-hour front desk
- Fitness center
- On-site dining
- Bar / lounge
- Café / coffee shop
- Breakfast available
- Business center
- Express check-in / check-out
- Concierge
- Dry cleaning
- Self-service laundry
- Luggage storage
- Pet friendly
- Wheelchair accessible
- Smoke-free property
- Air conditioning
- Elevator
- In-room safe
Reviews
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Stunning property in great location. Linens were divine. Bath products wonderful too.
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Cute boutique hotel, great location service could be improved
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I've stayed at the Ludlow many times, but this will be my last. At check-in, I was placed in a room right next to the elevator. Realizing this, I went down to the front desk and asked for a change, since I'm a light sleeper. They moved me, but the new room had a bed that felt like it was on the verge of collapsing. I went down a second time and asked to upgrade to a different room type. When I mentioned that I'd stayed here many times and had never encountered this before, the manager replied, "I'm unsure what you would like. The first room was next to the elevator, but if you had stayed here so many times, you would know that our elevators don't chime upon opening." I stopped her and said, "I don't want to argue. I simply want to upgrade to a different room, because the bed in the new one is resting on two wooden planks." Her response felt unnecessary — no guest is tracking whether an elevator chimes, and it was a strange first reaction to a request to pay for an upgrade. After getting the key to a third room, a bellman walked me to the elevator to let me in. While waiting, I asked, "How's your day been?" and was met with complete silence. I've never had an experience like this at the Ludlow, and it's disappointing, since it's one of my favorite hotels in the city. I have no desire to return. Customer service to a loyal customer could have gone a long way
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Stunning views from the skybox, impeccably clean and cozy. Killer location in LES. Highly recommend.
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Very good
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Great central location, clean rooms, comfortable beds, nice bath products, & room was remarkably quiet.
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Hotel is located in 10mins from subway by walk but local vibe was good
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Unfortunately, very little about the stay met our expectations. We had previously stayed at The Beekman and were told this was its sister hotel, but the difference between the two properties was worlds apart. We paid $1,250 per night and were extremely disappointed. The room was so small that we could barely open a suitcase, the queen-size bed took up most of the space, and the tiny bathroom was almost impossible to move around in once the door was open. Even the coffee machine was inside the closet and had to be placed near the floor to reach an outlet. The entire room felt claustrophobic and gave us so much anxiety that we could not comfortably spend any time there beyond sleeping. The hotel itself was extremely busy and messy, with the lobby constantly occupied by people who did not appear to be hotel guests, making it feel more like a crowded hostel than a luxury hotel. The elevators were very slow, outdated, and regularly smelled of food because they were also used by the staff. For this price, the overall experience and standard were completely unacceptable.
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Definitely an expensive stay, but honestly, worth it if you’re someone who really enjoys boutique hotels. The views were pretty dang cool, and the room had a great atmosphere. The tub was easily one of my favorite parts of the stay - after walking around for hours every day, coming back and soaking in the tub was absolutely perfect. The service was fantastic from start to finish, and there were plenty of great food and drink options both in the hotel and within walking distance. You really don’t have to go far to have a great time. My biggest complaint is the bed. For roughly $1,200 a night, I would have really preferred a king-size bed rather than a queen. My other complaint would be the elevators. They were pretty slow, and they seemed to be packed with people half the time, which meant waiting even longer for the next one. Not exactly ideal when you're trying to get somewhere on time. Other than those two things, though, fantastic stay. The service, location, atmosphere, views, and overall experience made it a really memorable trip. Thanks again for the high-quality service!
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Very nice hotel. However the air con I’m my room was VERY noisy. Not sure whether it’s a one off or pervasive
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Very good
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We eloped in NYC and...
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Fantastic room and hotel
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Superb
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Amazing hotel
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Exceptional
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lounge i snice and restaurant is good.
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Beautiful hotel in a great location. Always a pleasure to go back to the Ludlow.
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Superb
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Location The bar staff. Every time I stay here I get a bar person who I would not say is very friendly. To the point I wonder if I should stay here. She lacks Personality and friendliness. I always wonder why is she in hospitality
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What's nearby
- World Trade Center 1.5 mi
- Wall Street 1.6 mi
- New York Stock Exchange 1.6 mi
- Empire State Building 1.8 mi
- Interlingua 2.1 mi
- Nasdaq 2.4 mi
- Javits Center 2.5 mi