Mint House 70 Pine by Kasa

In addition to your private space, you can enjoy the following:

ADDITIONAL AMENITIES

• Fitness center

• Self-service laundry

• Co-working space

• Business center

• Boardroom

• Grab and Go Market

• Crown Shy, Michelin-starred restaurant

• SAGA, Michelin-starred restaurant

• Overstory

• Black Fox Coffee

• City Acres

• Blue Park Kitchen

We manage each aspect of your stay, so you can count on reliable service from booking to checkout, all while enjoying a self-directed experience. This Kasa offers:

• 24/7 Front Desk

• A desirable locale close to points of interest and attractions

• Professional cleaning

• Thoughtful design for your comfort and convenience 

• Security protocols, including ID verification

• Care-focused technology for detecting noise and smoke

PLEASE NOTE:

• One approved animal is allowed per unit at a nightly fee of $8-30/night based on length of stay. Pet registration is required prior to arrival.

• Luggage storage is available through the Front Desk.

• While this property does not offer on-site parking, we partner with iPark on Cedar Street to offer hotel guests preferred rates. Additional self-parking options are available at nearby garages within walking distance.

• Daily housekeeping services are provided.

• You may notice some city activity during your stay. Pine Street currently has ongoing construction nearby, with no estimated completion date at this time. Cedar Street also has regular garbage collection that may occur overnight and at various times throughout the day. While these sounds are part of staying in a lively New York district, we want to make sure you know what to expect so you can settle in comfortably and enjoy your time in the city.

Step into classic New York the moment you arrive. Mint House 70 Pine by Kasa is set inside a 1932-built, 67-story Art Deco skyscraper that once ranked among the tallest in Lower Manhattan—an iconic backdrop for your NYC story. Outside, you’re in the heart of the Financial District, right near Wall Street and the New York Stock Exchange, where the city’s energy feels fast, historic, and unmistakably New York.

And the best part? You don’t have to roam far to get the full experience. With two Michelin-starred restaurants on-site, Crown Shy and SAGA, and access to premier meeting spaces, you can do dinner, drinks, and business all under one roof. When you’re ready to explore, it’s an easy walk to the Seaport, Tribeca, Chinatown, and the Two Bridges Historic District. For a meaningful moment close by, visit the National September 11th Memorial & Museum. 

Don’t miss out on our favorite neighborhood spots:

• Apollo’s Bagels — Classic New York bagel shop serving hand-rolled bagels and breakfast beverages, 0.2 miles away

• Delmonico’s — Historic steakhouse dating back to 1837, known for classic NYC charm and signature dishes like the Delmonico steak, 0.2 miles away

• La Parisienne — Quaint French-style café with bright, fresh décor—an easy go-to for a standout brunch in the Financial District, 0.2 miles away

• Fraunces Tavern — Revolutionary War–era tavern serving pub classics and craft beers in one of NYC’s oldest buildings, 0.3 miles away

• Pisillo Italian Panini — Beloved lunch spot for oversized Italian sandwiches with imported meats, cheeses, and fresh bread, 0.3 miles away

• The Seaport — Vibrant waterfront district featuring a collection of beautifully restored wharfside buildings, many dating back to the early 1800s, offering a blend of shopping, dining, and scenic strolls, 0.3 miles away

• The Dead Rabbit — Award-winning Irish bar known for expertly crafted cocktails and an easygoing pub vibe, 0.4 miles away

From Mint House 70 Pine by Kasa, getting around Manhattan is simple and efficient. The subway is usually the fastest option, and nearby Fulton Center offers extensive connections across the city, with easy access to PATH via the World Trade Center area.

Walking is great for sightseeing, though Lower Manhattan doesn’t follow the Midtown grid—so a navigation app can be helpful. For short, scenic trips, Citi Bike is widely available citywide, with day passes and routes along the Manhattan Waterfront Greenway. Buses are useful for crosstown travel, and Select Bus Service offers quicker, limited-stop service on key corridors. For a view from the water, head to Pier 11/Wall Street for NYC Ferry - only a short walk away and the best way to get around (from Manhattan to Brooklyn), or use NY Waterway for routes to New Jersey. Taxis and rideshares are also an easy, convenient option—especially for late nights or door-to-door trips.

If you’re arriving by train, Grand Central Terminal is about 4 miles from 70 Pine and serves Metro-North and the LIRR, with a direct subway ride from Grand Central to the Fulton Street area. If you’re flying in, you may choose from John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK), 14 miles away, LaGuardia Airport (LGA), 10 miles away, or Newark Liberty International Airport (EWR), 13 miles away, all reachable by public transit.