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Trophy Suites - 20 West Street New York City, New York |
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 | 20 West Street, New York City, New York, United States, 10004 | Areas Served | |
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(877) 234-0999 (212)-475-6952 | Airports | |
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International, LaGuardia Airport |
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(877) 234-0959 (212) 475-6951 | Suites Type | | All-Suites |
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| Year Built |
| 1929 | Number of Floors |
| 40 |
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| Year Renovated |
| 2006 | Number of Rooms | | 225 |
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| Meeting Space | | Available at request |
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| Services, Facilities, Amenities |
| AM/FM Alarm Clock; Coffee Maker in Room; Express Check In/Out; Free Local Telephone Calls; Parking (Near By); Television with Cable; Laundry/Valet Services; Early Check In/Out (Upon Request); Late Check Out (Upon Request); Maid Service (Upon Request); Microwave; Refrigerator; Stove/Oven; VCR; Phone; Full Stainless Steel Kitchen; Dishes/Cookware; Dishwasher; Heat/Air; 120AC Electrical; Marble Bathroom; FREE High Speed Internet in the Business Center, Movie Theater Room; Outdoor Finished Patio, Sauna, Message Room; Billiards Room; Dry Cleaning and Laundry Service available in the Buildings Lobby. **** The majority of our suites have some of the best views of the Statue of Liberty and River that can be found anywhere in Battery Park City. |
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| American Express, Master Card, Visa, Discover |
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| Currency |
| United States Dollars |
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| Maid Service | Optional Monthly -> Call For Special Prices | |||
| Pet Policy | $250 Refundable Deposit | |||
| **Rates not applicable on black out dates and are subject to change without notice | ||||
| **Rates are Inclusive | ||||
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Indicative
rates for search purposes only; check for specific rate when making a reservation.
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| Signature Policy |
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| Prepayment is required prior to arrival. |
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| Check In |
| 3pm |
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| 12pm |
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Quick
Description |
The Downtown Trophy Club is a condominium building on the Southern tip of Manhattan
in Battery Park City. It is a Landmark Art Deco skyscraper built in 1930 which
features an abundance of studio suites with gorgeous, open views. A majority of
our suites have high ceilings and amazing City and River views. The uppermost
floors even have clear views of the Statue of Liberty. The
building has a wealth of amenities such as a complimentary 12,000 square foot
fitness center, 24 hour doorman, concierge service, outdoor terrace, a movie theater
room, a lounge with a free Continental breakfast and other services similar to
a luxury hotel. |
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| Building History | The
Downtown Trophy Club is a classic example of an Art Deco skyscraper. It was built
in 1930 as Signature Properties of the Downtown Athletic Club; an exclusive private
club and Signature Properties of the famous Heisman Trophy which the club awarded
to the outstanding NCAA college football player of each year. Membership to the Downtown Athletic Club was open to lawyers and executives only and the club was considered one of the most elite private sports facilities in New York. It housed a large gymnasium, tennis and squash courts and at one time even an indoor golf course. Out of state members could rent apartments on the uppermost floors during a stay in Manhattan. The club shut down only in 2001, after September 11th. The building was subsequently acquired by the largest real estate developer in Manhattan's Downtown Area, The Moinian Group, and is now being offered for sale as exclusive condominium residences. Since the building is a registered landmark, detailed renovation has lovingly restored the original glory of the Art Deco structure. Starrett & Van Vleck were the building's architects when it was erected between 1929 and 1930. Mottled orange brick, laid in subtle patterns, was used to create visual interest on the facade. The irregular massing reflects the original configuration inside (exercise facilities, member's areas and a residential part on the uppermost floor). It should be mentioned, that a brick building provides for a much more pleasant living space than a modern steel and glass construction. This is due to the unique insulating property of brick; brick retains heat better than large glass or steel fronts and provides better protection from the cold and heat outside. Brick also enhances the comfort level of the atmosphere inside a building because of its ability to balance variations in humidity levels which is a major problem in New York City. Brick's mass also make it a very effective noise insulator. Architecturally, the building design shows strong vertical lines done to convey the idea of speed - very fitting for a sports related building. Several setbacks provide outdoor space and all but the apartments on very low floors are open and bright. There are 5 express elevators to provide speedy access to even the uppermost floors. | |||
