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The Roxy Hotel New York

The Roxy Hotel New York is one of the stays around Sapulpa, scoring 3.5/5 across 549 reviews on Yelp, about 1,993 km from the mapped city center, listed at 2 6th Ave, New York, NY 10013.

3.5 Yelp (549 reviews) 1,993 km from center

2 Avenue of the Americas, Tribeca, NY

3.5/5 Guest score
549 Reviews
1,993 km From city center
15 Hotels listed

Ranked #4 of 15 by guest score · #14 closest to the mapped city center.

The mapped sights feel moderate.

About

This Tribeca hotel welcomes you with a complimentary glass of champagne on the weekends and offers free WiFi. Canal Street underground station is 484 metres away. All rooms at The Roxy Hotel Tribeca have a work desk and a seating area. Bathrobes and complimentary toiletries are provided. The rooms also come with a flat-screen cable TV. The Roxy Bar & Lounge boasts an 8-story atrium and serves modern American cuisine for breakfast, lunch and dinner. The Bar & Lounge offers up DJs and live entertainment. Guests can borrow iPads and iPods free upon request or enjoy films in the 118-seat private screening room. A 24-hour fitness room and concierge are on site. Free-use bicycles during the warmer months allow guests to explore the surrounding area. Washington Square Park is 2 km away and Times Square is 5 km away. The 9/11 Memorial is 1.1 km from The Roxy Hotel Tribeca.

Amenities

  • Bar
  • Concierge
  • Spa

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Recent reviews

  • Chelsie H. 5.0/5 Aug 8, 2026

    We had the most incredible time at the Roxy. The live music and the food was incredible.

  • John B. 3.0/5 Jul 29, 2026

    This is a really cool hotel. Great lounge area and sizeable and stylish rooms. Itu0027s also in a great location. So why am I only giving them 3 stars? I came during an expensive time, right around the w…

  • Joyce B. 3.0/5 Jul 28, 2026

    This was a great location walkable to little Italy, Chinatown, soho and itu0027s in tribeca. One of the most comfortable beds Iu0027ve ever slept in. The bellman a tall African American gentleman I forgot hi…