Hotels near the Statue of Liberty

Andaz Wall Street

• Rated as: 4/5
• Price band: 4/4

Although it’s a subsidiary brand of global giant Hyatt, Andaz prides itself in giving each property a local flavor. Its first New York hotel (a second opened on Fifth Avenue in summer 2010) occupies the first 13 floors of a former Barclays Bank building, outfitted by David Rockwell. The vibe inside

Conrad New York

• Rated as: 4/5
• Price band: 3/4

This sophisticated Hilton offshoot Conrad has taken over a former Embassy Suites Hotel facing Battery Park City’s riverside Nelson A. Rockefeller Park. West-facing rooms have views of the Hudson, but there are also striking sights within the art-rich property. Sol LeWitt’s vivid 100-by-80-foot

Gild Hall

• Price band: 3/4

Thompson Hotels took over this small boutique property, formerly the Wall Street District Hotel, in 2008. The lodgelike lobby reflects the group's luxury aesthetic with leather sofas, a faux antler chandelier and photographs by the late society lensman Slim Aarons. A split-level library and

Hampton Inn Manhattan-Seaport

• Price band: 2/4

This hotel caters to business travelers, but weekenders might also enjoy the spot for its easy strolls to Tribeca and Chinatown. See if you can snag a room with a view of the Brooklyn Bridge. Rooms: 65.

India House Club

• Price band: 4/4

A short walk from Wall Street, the India House Club is an upscale gathering place where members eat, drink and talk business. There club features a restaurant, bar, party spaces and accommodations.

New York Marriott Downtown

Ritz-Carlton Battery Park

• Price band: 4/4

The Ritz-Carlton's downtown property offers everything you'd expect from a deluxe Manhattan hotel: dramatic vistas (Statue of Liberty view rooms are equipped with telescopes), luxurious bedding and an indulgent spa. Rooms: 298.

The Wall Street Inn

• Price band: 2/4

The Financial District is set to become a hotel hot spot as the new World Trade Center takes shape, but the Wall Street Inn was a pre-9/11 colonizer when it turned the 1830s Lehman Brothers Bank into a small, traditional-style boutique hotel in 1998. Rooms: 46.

W New York Downtown

The downtown hotel features a restaurant and a fifth-floor bar.