Two-Bedroom Corner Condo at Hoboken's W Hotel Hits Market

Unit 1901 at 225 River Street in Hoboken just hit the market, a 1,961-square-foot two-bedroom corner condo on the 19th floor of the W Hotel and Residences with floor-to-ceiling Hudson River and Manhattan skyline views.

The listing, presented by Joseph Nichols of J4 BROKER, is priced for buyers who want the full waterfront hotel experience without checking out. Residents get immediate access to the W Hotel’s resort-style amenities, and the building’s position on the Hoboken waterfront means that Manhattan skyline view isn’t going anywhere.

The unit itself has a few standout design moves that separate it from the typical Hoboken high-rise condo. There’s a pocket vanishing wall between the living space and second bedroom that opens the floor plan considerably. There’s a 6-foot mirrored waterfall. A Control 4 operating system handles the window shades and ties into security cameras throughout the home. Ceilings hit 10 feet. The three exposures, east, west, and north, flood the interior with light at all hours, and the private terrace stretches the livable square footage even further when the weather’s right.

Hardwood floors.

The kitchen reads like a spec list for someone who actually cooks. A freestanding Viking range, Sub-Zero refrigerator, Bosch dishwasher, and a Viking wine refrigerator anchor the space, all paired with Italian cabinetry and countertops that double as a breakfast bar. It’s not a showroom kitchen meant to photograph well and then sit idle.

The primary bedroom sits at the corner of the building, pulling in natural light from two directions and framing views through oversized windows. Built-in closets line one wall. The second bedroom is fully functional as a guest room or home office, with a floor-to-ceiling double-tiered mirrored closet that handles serious storage needs. Both full bathrooms feature granite and glass tile finishes. One has a double floating vanity and large shower. The other has a soaking tub. There’s also a powder room and a full-size washer-dryer inside the unit, which sounds minor until you’ve spent a year hauling laundry down a hallway.

The W Hotel and Residences building at 225 River Street has long been one of the more distinctive addresses on the Hoboken waterfront, sitting at the edge of the Hudson River Waterfront Walkway and within walking distance of the Hoboken PATH station. The Gold Coast condo market has been competitive through the first quarter of 2026, with inventory staying tight at the upper end. Units that move in this building tend to move fast, according to Jersey Digs, which first covered the listing.

“The views from this residence are truly unlike anything else on the Hoboken waterfront,” Nichols said, citing the three-exposure corner position and the private terrace as the defining features of the unit.

Hoboken has been attracting buyers priced out of Manhattan for years, and the W Residences sit at the top of that market, offering something that most buildings here don’t: a genuine luxury hotel infrastructure underneath your feet, from concierge services to amenities that a standard condo association can’t replicate. For buyers who want that lifestyle without crossing the Hudson, 225 River Street remains one of the few addresses in New Jersey that delivers it directly.