We stayed at The Wall Street Hotel during a two night girls trip to NYC. We loved it! The rooms were beautiful and comfortable and the bar was fantastic. From the design to the offerings, we loved it. We were a bit concerned that we would not enjoy being so far south (we had theater tickets and meal reservations closer to midtown) but we actually really enjoyed exploring this neighborhood (highly recommend drinks or dinner at the Bar Room at the Beekman) and we were just a short uber ride from the more northern points we wanted to visit. We absolutely recommend this hotel!

We stayed at The Wall Street Hotel during a two night girls trip to NYC. We loved it! The rooms were beautiful and comfortable and the bar was fantastic. From the design to the offerings, we loved it. We were a bit concerned that we would not enjoy being so far south (we had theater tickets and meal reservations closer to midtown) but we actually really enjoyed exploring this neighborhood (highly recommend drinks or dinner at the Bar Room at the Beekman) and we were just a short uber ride from the more northern points we wanted to visit. We absolutely recommend this hotel!

Lovely discreet hotel, with good front of house and concierge services. Good location for Downtown Manhattan. The room was a tad small with no view to speak of (1102). It also did not have any table or chair from which to do any work. Slightly surprising for a hotel in a business area. Overall we had an enjoyable stay, as staff made us very welcome. The in-room dining was good as was the lounge and rooftop bar.

Lovely discreet hotel, with good front of house and concierge services. Good location for Downtown Manhattan. The room was a tad small with no view to speak of (1102). It also did not have any table or chair from which to do any work. Slightly surprising for a hotel in a business area. Overall we had an enjoyable stay, as staff made us very welcome. The in-room dining was good as was the lounge and rooftop bar.

I recently stayed at **The Wall Street Hotel** for over 10 days, and while the location is ideal for those wanting to stay in the Financial District—everything is within walking distance—the overall experience left a lot to be desired. Unfortunately, the **reception** was below expectations. The concierge was unprepared and, at times, quite rude, which did not make for a welcoming experience. Additionally, the hotel lacks a parking garage. They charge $90 per night to valet your car, and you need to request your vehicle at least an hour in advance, which is highly inconvenient. On the positive side, the **cleanliness of the hotel** was excellent, and the **rooms**, while cozy, were a bit on the small and dark side. That said, they were comfortable enough for a short stay, but the size and lighting could be improved, especially for those staying longer. Another issue I encountered was when I decided to extend my stay by three nights. Despite being there for over 10 days, the hotel was unable to accommodate me in the same room, which made the process a bit complicated and disruptive. Overall, while the location is great if you're looking to explore the Financial District on foot, the service and logistical challenges left me disappointed, and I wouldn’t rush to return based on this experience.

I recently stayed at **The Wall Street Hotel** for over 10 days, and while the location is ideal for those wanting to stay in the Financial District—everything is within walking distance—the overall experience left a lot to be desired. Unfortunately, the **reception** was below expectations. The concierge was outright **rude and unhelpful**, which did not set a welcoming tone from the start. Adding to that, the general staff, including the waitstaff and other attendants, had a consistently **sarcastic and ironic demeanor**. Simple requests or questions were often met with a dismissive attitude or subtle condescension, which felt unprofessional and detracted from the overall service. Additionally, the hotel lacks a parking garage. They charge $90 per night to valet your car, and you need to request your vehicle at least an hour in advance, which is highly inconvenient. On the positive side, the **cleanliness of the hotel** was excellent, and the **rooms**, while cozy, were a bit on the small and dark side. That said, they were comfortable enough for a short stay, but the size and lighting could be improved, especially for those staying longer. Another issue I encountered was when I decided to extend my stay by three nights. Despite being there for over 10 days, t

I recently stayed at **The Wall Street Hotel** for over 10 days, and while the location is ideal for those wanting to stay in the Financial District—everything is within walking distance—the overall experience left a lot to be desired. Unfortunately, the **reception** was below expectations. The concierge was unprepared and, at times, quite rude, which did not make for a welcoming experience. Additionally, the hotel lacks a parking garage. They charge $90 per night to valet your car, and you need to request your vehicle at least an hour in advance, which is highly inconvenient. On the positive side, the **cleanliness of the hotel** was excellent, and the **rooms**, while cozy, were a bit on the small and dark side. That said, they were comfortable enough for a short stay, but the size and lighting could be improved, especially for those staying longer. Another issue I encountered was when I decided to extend my stay by three nights. Despite being there for over 10 days, the hotel was unable to accommodate me in the same room, which made the process a bit complicated and disruptive. Overall, while the location is great if you're looking to explore the Financial District on foot, the service and logistical challenges left me disappointed, and I wouldn’t rush to return based on this experience.

Loved our stay at The Wall Street Hotel. Will be back.