Suggestions for Waterfront near Upper West Side, New York

Lina C. • February 20, 2017The best park in Manhattan!! Great runs in the morning and beautiful walks during the evening while watching amazing sunsets!!

Kimmie O. • August 6, 2020Great spot to take a walk or jog. Stay here to watch the sky turn cotton candy colors during the sunset then wait for the city lights for more nice views.

R L. • August 5, 2012Great vistas of NYC! Grab some green tea and snacks from Mitsuwa and take a beautiful stroll.

Amanda G. • August 11, 2014Nice facilities lighted at night- track, field, tennis courts, baseball field, playground, waterfront trail. Can't beat the NYC view either. If you run around the track, watch out for soccer balls!

Mike Bloomberg • August 28, 2013Today, I was here to open the Hunter's Point South Waterfront Park: http://bit.ly/1fj727J

Kimmie O. • July 30, 2020This is a gem tucked away in plain sight. You have beautiful waterfront views & so much greenery here!

Untapped Cities • August 29, 2017DeWitt Clinton Park, located between W 52nd and W 54th Street and 11th and 12th avenues was one of the first parks in Manhattan to be on the working waterfront of the Hudson River.

Noel A. • March 14, 2017One of the best NYC skyline views aside from Hoboken and Jersey City's waterfront

Valerie S. • September 16, 2019Lovely spot to walk, run, sit, lay down. Anything! The park is a nice oasis in the city with lots of nooks, flowers, grass, and waterfront promenade.

ℳ𝒶𝓎♍ • January 24, 2019Beautiful park with incredible potential, great for running with rewarding views from the waterfront including the Manhattan & Brooklyn Bridge. Convenient place to check out the Annual July4 fireworks

Will S. • December 7, 2015Take a trip around the track, check out the skaters, and walk north for great waterfront photo ops.

Lana C. • July 31, 2009a set of six houses at the foot of East 58th Street: quaint and charming, there's a overlook at the end of the dead end street with a view of the 59th Street Bridge and waterfront

Time Out New York • July 11, 2013This spot is the quirky crown jewel of the Queens waterfront. Here, you can browse works by artists who labor for months to create larger-than-life pieces that invite you to interact and explore.

The Corcoran Group • October 16, 2013Great waterfront running and biking, but just be careful - there are certain points of the path that are more narrow than others. Can cause a bit of a traffic jam!

ℳ𝒶𝓎♍ • December 7, 2021Cute spot along the Hudson on the UWS. Sitting outside under the umbrellas on a sunny day, taking in the amazing waterfront views while sipping on tasty frozen cocktail, cold beer, or glass of wine

Kent F. • August 23, 2012Stroll along the High Line for awesome views of the city and waterfront - what more can be said?

Adrian L. • August 7, 2014Laid back waterfront spot with stellar city views. Great local hang

Tiziana R. • September 30, 2013Sit outside by the waterfront with a nice drink, great view and service!

jon a. • May 27, 2011Great waterfront view on boardwalk behind parking lot.

Maram • July 15, 2020Coffee tastes ok but have the best waterfront spot in the area.

Jason L. • January 2, 2011our room was on the top 40th floor on the corner, great view of town & the waterfront

Alex V. • July 2, 2010Contemporary Art from the Collection, Rising Currents: Projects for New York’s Waterfront

Jarett L. • March 25, 2012Go to Waterfront Ale House and buy their home made beef jerky before the movie it's amazing.

Brittney O. • May 14, 2016Love this new location. Waterfront, fun atmosphere & delicious food and drink. Try the fried pork chunks apps.

* p A u L * C. • August 7, 2014Take the tram to Roosevelt Island. Dont be the typical tourist and head straight back. Instead walk the waterfront down to Four Freedoms park and savor the amazing views of Manhattan.

Lorrie • July 30, 2018Excellent stay for your money...Staff was great!!