Set on the 9th floor of a modern building overlooking the Hudson River, Hoboken Riverfront Center is a modern workspace with endless opportunities. Just fifteen minutes from Midtown Manhattan, and surrounded by local amenities, Hoboken is an ideal base for both establishing your business and networking. Set in a modern glass building with floor-to-ceiling windows, you’ll benefit from high-speed internet, support staff to hand, private and shared offices and outdoor seating, with state-of-the-art equipment readily available too.
Host your next meeting at 221 River Street, on the 9th floor of a modern glass building overlooking the Hudson River. Each room comes with a large display, video conference setup, whiteboard and flip chart so your team can present and collaborate with ease. High-speed WiFi keeps remote participants connected throughout. With Hoboken Terminal a short walk away for NJ Transit, PATH and ferry services, it is an easy setting for hosting clients from New York City and the wider region.
Every meeting room includes a large display, video conference setup, whiteboard and flip chart, plus high-speed WiFi.
The rooms are on the 9th floor at 221 River Street, overlooking the Hudson River in Hoboken.
Hoboken Terminal is a short walk away with NJ Transit, PATH and ferry services, and municipal parking is nearby.
Yes, meeting rooms can be booked on demand for the exact time you need.
Yes, state-of-the-art equipment is readily available so you can present and collaborate without interruption.
A modern glass building with floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the Hudson River on the 9th floor.
NJ Transit, PATH and ferry services a short walk away, fifteen minutes from Midtown Manhattan.
Pier A Park, Sinatra Park and the Hudson River Waterfront Walkway are close by.
221 River Street sits on the Hoboken waterfront, with Hoboken Terminal a short walk away for NJ Transit, PATH and ferry services connecting to New York City and the wider region. Several municipal parking lots and garages are close by, along with bus stops on Washington Boulevard, while Pier A Park, Sinatra Park and the Hudson River Waterfront Walkway offer scenic green space near the bustling Mile Square commercial district.