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One year after the terrorist attacks, the area around Ground Zero in downtown New York City is showing another sign of life -- the reopening of several nearby hotels. The Millennium Hilton, the Marriott World Financial Center and the Embassy Suites Hotels were all closed down following the events of last September 11. The Marriott opened its doors to guests once again in January. The Embassy Suites reopened in May, and the Hilton is hopeful it will reopen in the near future.

In addition, there is new development to report in that area. Over 500 new hotel rooms will become available in December and January. Life may not ever return fully to normal, but it does continue on.

Dates reported here were accurate as of publication. As always, check with the hotel before making final travel plans.

Millennium Hilton
55 Church Street
(212) 693-2001
561 rooms
Reopening: TBA

Embassy Suites Hotel
102 North End Avenue
(212) 945-0100
463 suites
Reopened: May 2002, with a multiplex theater and retail space.

Marriott World Financial Center
85 West Street
(212) 385-4900
504 rooms
Reopened: January 2002, with a brand new lobby and guest rooms.

Hampton Inn
320 Pearl Street
(901) 374-6462
65 rooms
Scheduled Opening: December 2002

The Downtown Hotel
107 Rivington St.
73 rooms
Scheduled Opening: January 2003

Greenwich Village Hotel
655 Hudson St.
195 rooms
Scheduled Opening: January 2003

Hampton Inn
48th Street & 8th Ave.
(901) 374-6462
175 rooms
Scheduled Opening: January 2003

The Broadway
Grand Street
180 rooms
Scheduled Opening: 2003

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