Top Hotels Near Wall Street: Where To Stay in the Financial District

Wall Street is synonymous with finance but this eight-block street within Lower Manhattan’s Financial District is anchored by more than buildings of commerce. It’s adjacent to several hotels with a variety of amenities, accommodations and pricing levels.

Many of these properties near Wall Street belong to well-known hotel brands while some are independently owned boutiques. However, they are all based within walking distance to subway stations, attractions, or restaurants near Wall Street or throughout Lower Manhattan. 

Taking one of our Wall Street tours and plan to spend more time in the Financial District when you visit? Consider staying at one of these top hotels near Wall Street.

1. The Wall Street Hotel

Address: 88 Wall St.

Best for: Business travelers and families

Housed within the landmark Tontine Building, this luxury property holds 180 guest rooms ranging in size from 300 to 800 square feet and offering four types of suites, along with a number of connecting room options. 

Operated by the Australian family-owned Paspaley Pearling Group, The Wall Street Hotel combines New York sophistication with a laid-back Australian vibe (just check out the Instagram-worthy lobby in the featured photo above). It’s complemented by a contemporary Australian Aboriginal art collection on view through a partnership with the APY Art Centre Collective. 

Three dining options — Lounge on Pearl, La Marchande, and Bar Tontine —make it a great spot to work remotely or hold business meetings. The Lounge on Pearl also hosts an afternoon tea experience, complete with a “Petite Pearl” children’s menu. 

This hotel is also dog-friendly, including in-room pet amenities like a doggy bed, toys, and a water bowl. 

Fun fact: The building stands upon what was once the site of the Tontine Coffee House, built in 1793 by stockholders as a meeting place to trade and an early location of the New York Stock Exchange. 

2. Hampton Inn

Address: 32 Pearl St. 

Best for: Budget-conscious travelers, proximity to subway

This 81-room hotel is a five-minute walk from Wall Street and is also close to the Whitehall Street and South Ferry subway stations. Here, guests can begin their day with complimentary breakfast, including Hampton Inn’s signature warm waffles. Along with an on-site restaurant, the Hampton Inn Manhattan/Downtown-Financial District has a fitness center. 

A good note for those traveling with kids, furry or otherwise, some rooms can be connected and are pet-friendly.

Self-parking is at a per-day rate. They also offer room service by CAMO Eats, which brings food orders right to your door.

3. Hyatt Centric Wall Street New York

Address: 75 Wall St., entrance on Water Street 

Best for: Proximity to Wall Street and subway stations, some rooms with Lower Manhattan views

The Hyatt Centric Wall Street New York offers 235 loft-style guest rooms that can be quite spacious with 12-foot ceilings, walk-in rain showers, hardwood floors, and oversized windows overlooking Lower Manhattan. Suite categories come with soaking tubs and additional space for balancing work and play.

For dining, the Wall & Water restaurant offers a buffet with selections made with New York sourced ingredients. 

Note: The hotel’s website lists a second restaurant, called Centric Bar & Grill, that is currently closed. Check with the property staff directly for updates. 

This Hyatt also offers a special pet-friendly stay option, complete with a food and water bowl and dog bed. Self-parking is also available. 

The property is just a 10-minute walk to the Seaport’s Pier 17, where you’ll find The Fulton by Jean-Gorges, a high-end food hall on the former site of the Fulton Fish Market.

4. Hotel Indigo

Address: 120-122 Water St.

Best for: Rooftop views of Lower Manhattan, business travelers, convenience to subway lines

Situated at the corner of Wall Street and Water Street, this 26-floor IHG property has a happening hotspot. Its Highwater Rooftop Bar has bird’s-eye views of Lower Manhattan, for ending your day with some light bites and beverages.

Of this hotel’s 127 modern rooms, 11 sport walk-out balconies, so be sure to inquire about one when making your reservation. Guestrooms are also fitted with noise-canceling, double-insulated windows and blackout curtains. 

Start your morning at the Hotel Indigo – NYC Downtown – Wall Street with breakfast at the Buttonwood Cafe or get in a good workout at the 24-hour fitness center. Other perks include a 24/7 marketplace and an on-site business center for handling office-related needs. Pets are also allowed. 

The hotel is within walking distance of the 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6 subway lines and the pedestrian-only Stone Street.

5. Gild Hall, A Thompson Hotel

Credit: Gild Hall, A Thompson Hotel

Address: 15 Gold Street 

Best for: Luxury travelers

Roughly a seven-minute walk to Wall Street, Gild Hall, A Thompson Hotel, reflects pure elegance, starting within its majestic lobby and continuing with its stylish guestrooms. Photography fans will spot works by Slim Aarons. 

Amid a total of 130 guestrooms and suites, their furnishings encompass custom leather headboards, well-stocked mini bars and Sferra linens while the marble-floored bathrooms are stocked with Brooklyn-made Durga bath products. 

For a real splurge, this Hyatt hotel’s Penthouse Suite provides quite the experience of staying in New York City, with 850 square feet of dining and living space including a separate lounge and a bathroom with a clawfoot soaking tub. 

When it comes time to eat, their Felice restaurant offers a rustic Tuscan enclave with custom-made tables and leather bench seats. Guests can start their day with breakfast or opt for weekend brunch, the daily lunch, happy hour, or dinner. 

Valet parking is available. The property is also pet-friendly to dogs, but their owners must provide advance notice of their stay before check-in and then pay a per-room fee. 

6. The FIDI Hotel New York

Address: 11 Stone Street 

Best for: Stylish travelers

This 31-story, 131-room property makes for a stylish stay, featuring a multicolored Piet Mondrian-inspired glass facade that is complemented by an interior design combining raw and industrial elements with luxurious touches. 

The look of The FIDI Hotel New York’s guestrooms, outfitted primarily with superior king and queen and executive king categories, is a nod to New York City’s arts scene through its decor. Guest comfort is also prioritized through plush beds with deluxe linens and fast Wi-Fi. Additionally, there’s a penthouse that is bookable by calling the hotel directly and a lounge on the second floor. 

Planning a special event? You can book the hotel’s event spaces for business meetings or social happenings. The MINT Garden is an intimate meeting space with indoor and outdoor settings with a garden veranda, while SpareChange is a sky-high lounge.

For a peek inside, check out this video.

The FIDI Hotel is working on having an on-site restaurant. In the meantime, room service is available through CAMO Eats. The hotel staff can also provide guests with recommendations for places to eat and drink near Wall Street.

7. The Artezen Hotel

Credit: Michele Herrmann

Best for: Rooftop bar, luxury travelers 

With its name partly derived from an Italian word referring to excellence, The Artezen Hotel reflects its moniker with craftsmanship furnishings and luxurious fixtures. 

Guestrooms are furnished with Frette linens, C.O. Bigelow toiletries, Lenovo tablets with bluetooth speaker docks and Nespresso coffee makers. Some of them also are equipped with terraces. 

On the hotel’s 20th floor, the Hide Rooftop is a glass-enclosed sky lounge serving cocktails and small bites. It’s open daily in the evenings. The property is also near two subway stations for Fulton Street — the 2, 3, 4, and 6 — and a short walk from the famous Charging Bull sculpture. 

8. DoubleTree by Hilton New York Downtown

Address: 8 Stone Street

Best for: Budget-conscious travelers, families, proximity to Lower Manhattan attractions

This DoubleTree by Hilton property is about a five-minute walk from the Charging Bull statue and Fraunces Tavern plus it’s not too far from the Bowling Green subway station. 

This Hilton brand is often noted for their famous chocolate chip cookies, but the DoubleTree by Hilton New York Downtown location also has Antica Ristorante. This upscale Italian restaurant offers delightful tableside presentations involving antipastas and pastas. Breakfast, lunch, and dinner are served here daily. Self-parking is offered with a daily fee, and there’s also an on-site fitness center. Some pet-friendly and connecting rooms are available.

Enjoy Your Stay Near Wall Street

Collectively, these Wall Street hotels are also convenient to popular restaurants and other Lower Manhattan destinations like the Federal Hall and Trinity Church.

Wherever you choose to stay, be sure to get in a good night’s rest at your hotel before heading out for a day (or night) around Wall Street.