The Wall Street Inn

The Wall Street Inn — New York, United States

The Wall Street Inn is a traditional, independent 3-star inn in the Financial District in New York, United States.

Address: 9 S William St, New York. Property ID: 1288601.

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Total price: $532 USD

2026-11-22 to 2026-11-25 · 3 nights · 2 adults · 1 room.

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About The Wall Street Inn

• Property type: Hotel
• 3-star hotel
• 9 S William St, New York
• City page: Hotels in New York

Axel's take: 8.4/10

It's a strong downtown base if you like traditional hotels.

• Choose it for: Comfortable beds, included continental breakfast and Lower Manhattan sightseeing.
• Skip it if: You want contemporary interiors, a substantial breakfast or reliably quiet street-facing rooms.

Axel's opinion of The Wall Street Inn, from the hotel's website and recent guest reviews. Sources: Hotel website · Expedia · Booking.com · Trip.com. Reviewed Oct 27, 2026.

Room types

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Source: ETG room descriptions.

Standard Double room (full double bed)

• Beds: full double bed
• Standard Double room (full double bed) — room photo 1

Superior Double room (full double bed)

• Beds: full double bed
• Room features: Fridge
• Superior Double room (full double bed) — room photo 1
• Superior Double room (full double bed) — room photo 2
• Superior Double room (full double bed) — room photo 3

Superior Twin room (twin beds)

• Beds: twin beds
• Superior Twin room (twin beds) — room photo 1
• Superior Twin room (twin beds) — room photo 2
• Superior Twin room (twin beds) — room photo 3

Deluxe Double room (full double bed)

• Beds: full double bed
• Deluxe Double room (full double bed) — room photo 1

Location

Best for downtown sights and business, not a Midtown-centered itinerary.

• The block: The green-awning entrance sits on South William Street behind Delmonico's, beside the Stone Street dining area; Dock Parking is across the street. The 9/11 Memorial & Museum is 11 minutes on foot. The Statue of Liberty walk is 10 minutes to the Battery departure area—not Liberty Island, which requires a ferry.
• Getting around: Use Wall Street's 2/3 trains or Bowling Green's 4/5 for trips uptown. Times Square is 20 minutes by transit versus 22 by taxi, so walking isn't the sensible default for Midtown. A taxi is the simpler airport option with luggage; the hotel's narrow downtown setting is better enjoyed without a car.
• After dark: Stone Street gives you nearby dinner and drinks rather than a deserted business district. That convenience can become bar noise in exposed rooms; inward-facing rooms have drawn better sleep reports.

Location and comparisons: Reviewed Oct 27, 2026. Sources: Hotel website · Expedia · Booking.com · Trip.com.

Best areas in New York for a quiet stay

• Lower Manhattan: 9.0/10 for a quiet stay. Office streets quieten after work; Stone Street and the Seaport are livelier exceptions rather than the overall evening pattern.
• Midtown East & Grand Central: 7.7/10 for a quiet stay. Corporate blocks ease after commuting hours, while Third Avenue retains more evening activity.
• Central Park South & Columbus Circle: 7.3/10 for a quiet stay. A less bar-focused setting suits early nights, but traffic on 59th Street makes room position important.
• Downtown Brooklyn & DUMBO: 6.9/10 for a quiet stay. Evenings gather around specific restaurants and performances; check the actual block rather than expecting uniform quiet.
• Long Island City: 6.8/10 for a quiet stay. Some streets are very quiet after dark, though that can also mean few open places on the walk home.
• Chelsea & Meatpacking District: 6.2/10 for a quiet stay.
• Williamsburg, Brooklyn: 5.7/10 for a quiet stay.
• SoHo & Greenwich Village: 5.5/10 for a quiet stay.
• Hell's Kitchen & Hudson Yards: 5.4/10 for a quiet stay.
• Herald Square & Penn Station: 4.7/10 for a quiet stay.
• Lower East Side & East Village: 4.2/10 for a quiet stay.
• Times Square & Theater District: 4.0/10 for a quiet stay. Where to stay in New York for a quiet stay

Hotels around The Wall Street Inn

• DoubleTree by Hilton New York Downtown (Stone Street, closer to Bowling Green). DoubleTree Downtown wins when: A practical large-chain base when ferries and Bowling Green are central to your plans. Keep The Wall Street Inn when: Keep the inn for its smaller-scale atmosphere and included continental breakfast; DoubleTree's elevator waits and cramped, tired rooms are meaningful drawbacks.
• Hyatt Centric Wall Street New York (Wall Street toward the East River). Hyatt Centric wins when: Spacious loft-style rooms when room space matters more than an intimate hotel atmosphere. Keep The Wall Street Inn when: Keep the inn for traditional character and included breakfast; Hyatt's uneven upkeep and limited bathroom privacy weaken its upgrade case.

Alternatives for the same trip

• Wyndham Garden Chinatown (Lower East Side & East Village). Wyndham Garden Chinatown wins when: Chinatown dining and easier access to Lower East Side outings, with comfortable beds. Keep The Wall Street Inn when: Keep the inn for Wall Street business, Battery-area sightseeing and traditional character; Wyndham also has dated furnishings and restricted rooftop access.
• The Boro Hotel (Long Island City). Boro Hotel wins when: A skyline-view room category, comfortable beds and welcoming service in Long Island City. Keep The Wall Street Inn when: Keep the inn when Lower Manhattan is the point of the trip and you prefer furnished, traditional rooms to Boro's sparse interiors.

Getting around from The Wall Street Inn

Travel times from Google's hotel listing; walking unless noted.

• Whitehall St-South Ferry: 6 min.
• LaGuardia Airport: 31 min by taxi.
• Newark Liberty International Airport: 33 min by taxi.
• John F. Kennedy International Airport: 43 min by taxi.
• Brooklyn Bridge: 17 min.
• 9/11 Memorial & Museum: 11 min.
• One World Trade Center: 17 min.
• Empire State Building: 24 min by transit.
• The High Line: 27 min by transit.
• Whitney Museum of American Art: 26 min by transit.
• Times Square: 20 min by transit.
• The Museum of Modern Art: 36 min by transit.
• Grand Central Terminal: 20 min by transit.
• Washington Square Park: 22 min by transit.
• The Plaza: 35 min by transit.
• Rockefeller Center: 28 min by transit.

What guests say

• Ratings: 4.3/5 (590 reviews).
• Praised: Location (96% positive); Cleanliness (87% positive); Service (76% positive).
• Complaints: Room amenities (35% negative); Breakfast (29% negative); Sleep quality (28% negative). The latest 50 reviews average 4.5/5. Three of the 10 newest entries mention noise; four explicitly praise staff. One five-star entry describes no actual stay. Latest reviews, newest first (all reviews):
• John · 5/5 · Oct 21, 2026: “I really enjoyed my stay here. Really nice classic family owned place. The room was perfect”
• Chris · 5/5 · Oct 21, 2026: “For the price, an excellent option. Great location for exploring the Manhattan area. Clean, well-appointed, comfortable room. Can be noisy depending on time of the week and which room you get.”
• John · 4/5 · Oct 7, 2026: “Was a value buy for extra nights in NYC I can't expense. Love the old charm. Dated but clean enough. Toilet seat should be replaced and could be original.”
• Svitlana · 2/5 · Sep 28, 2026: “I stayed at this hotel at the end of October last year, and now, with some time having passed, I can say without emotion that I would not recommend staying here, especially if you are a woman traveling alone.”

Good to know

• Parking: $45 per 24 hours at Dock Parking, 14–26 South William Street, across the street. Hotel validation and a paper garage ticket are required.
• Breakfast: Continental breakfast is included, along with Wi-Fi and access to the fitness center, sauna and steam room.
• Arrival and departure: Check-in starts at 3:00 PM; check-out is 11:00 AM. Minimum check-in age is 21.
• Accessible bathrooms: The hotel lists mobility-accessible ADA King rooms, but no roll-in showers. Deluxe rooms are not listed as mobility accessible.
• Pets and smoking: Smoking is prohibited. Pets are not allowed; service animals are welcome.

Facts checked Oct 28, 2026. Sources: Hotel website · Expedia · Booking.com · Trip.com · Guest reviews and travel times · Hotel supplier catalog.

Rooms, amenities and policies

• Rooms: The hotel lists Superior rooms at 195–245 square feet and Deluxe rooms at 295–495 square feet; refrigerators and safes are included.
• Cleanliness: A clear strength: Expedia scores cleanliness 9.2/10, while Booking.com scores it 8.6/10.
• Service: Expedia's service score is 9.0/10, supported by guest accounts of welcoming, helpful staff.
• Amenities: Continental breakfast, Wi-Fi, fitness-center access, sauna and steam room are included. The advertised Jacuzzi belongs to Deluxe rooms, not a communal hot tub.
• Fees and surprises: Off-site parking at Dock Parking across the street is $45 per 24 hours with hotel validation and a paper garage ticket.
• Hotel policies: Children aged 0–2: free; Deposit: $100 per room per stay

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