With the lasting resurgence of New York’s South Street Seaport District, 33 Seaport Hotel emerges as a boutique gem.
Nestled at 33 Peck Slip, the hotel’s name draws from its address, but the number 33 carries a deeper significance. Symbolizing new beginnings, growth, and abundance, it encapsulates the hotel’s essence and the neighborhood’s sense of renewal.
The 66 guest rooms are a testament to thoughtfully curated, European-influenced design. With handcrafted teak millwork, white marble, rain showers, and bespoke Italian furnishings, each room echoes the youthful energy of the community’s rejuvenated spirits. A 24/7 fitness center and concierge services add to the seamless experience, and signature amenities welcome guests at every corner, from welcome drinks to locally-made chocolates at turn-down service.
The hotel’s eight Signature Suites steal the spotlight, with private wrap-around, furnished terraces offering panoramic views of the Brooklyn Bridge, East River, and New York City’s iconic skyline––an exclusive retreat within the bustling city.
The on-site gastronomic program thrives with an artful flair. Jewel Bar, adjacent to the lobby, features an elevated cocktail program with tableside mixology and craft cocktails in unique glassware.
Meanwhile, Restaurant Pearl, the standalone restaurant, introduces a worldly, Korean-inspired menu for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, and brunch on weekends. Ideal for after-work drinks and dinner or even date night, everything is intended to be shared and savored, from the Kimbap to Hot Stone meats, fish, and vegetables that guests can cook themselves right at the table. Chef’s favorite dish is the Korean Hot Chicken, served with his signature crunchy chili oil, napa slaw, and crème fraiche. There is only one dessert: an upscale ice cream sundae, worthy of indulging one’s inner child: white miso ice cream topped with a “bump” of sturgeon caviar and quinoa puffs.
Housed within a landmark, red-bricked building at 33 Peck Slip, 33 Seaport Hotel seamlessly bridges the Seaport District’s 18th-century heritage into the modern era. Cobblestoned streets lead to Pier 17’s scenic waterfront and the Tin Building by Jean-Georges, further enhancing the property’s allure.
Whether indulging in the opulence of the Signature Suites, sipping inventive cocktails at Jeewel Bark, or exploring the Korean-inspired culinary journey at Restaurant Pearl, 33 Seaport Hotel is a testament to centuries-old sophistication.
Top Takeaways
Location: Seaport, New York City
Address: 33 Peck Slip (within 33 Seaport Hotel), New York, N.Y. 10038
Rating: Four-star
The Vibe: The storied history of New York’s South Street Seaport brings nostalgic elegance to this lavish yet intimate property.
Food + Drink (restaurants in the hotel): Restaurant Pearl serves inventive Korean fare in a refined setting. Jewel Bar provides guests and city dwellers with an elevated cocktail program with tableside mixology.
Our Favorite Part of the Hotel: The property is perfectly situated a stone’s throw away from the neighborhood’s top specialty shops, restaurants, and attractions.
Amenities: Fitness center; Terrace; Free WiFi; Pets allowed; 24-hour front desk; Concierge services; Bespoke amenities; Restaurant; Bar
What’s Nearby? South Street Seaport; Brooklyn Bridge; One World Trade Center; Tin Building; Financial District; Pier 17
Any personal neighborhood recs? Wandering the stalls at the Tin Building by Jean-Georges. From specialty goods to decadent bites to drinks, an afternoon here is sure to be memorable.
Number of rooms: The hotel offers 66 guest rooms and eight Signature Suites.
Pricing: Room rates begin at $211/night.
Closest Airport: LaGuardia Airport (LGA)
