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The Wall Street Inn

The Wall Street Inn is a small traditional hotel on South William Street, offering classically furnished rooms, continental breakfast and direct Financial District access.

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The Hilton Garden Inn NYC Financial Center/Manhattan Downtown, at the northeast corner of Water Street and Moore Street in the Wall Street area of the Financial District, Manhattan.Tdorante10 / Wikimedia Commons / CC BY-SA 4.0

Overview & visitor information

The Wall Street Inn occupies a narrow building at 9 South William Street in the Financial District, near Stone Street and the East River waterfront. Its location on a curved, lower-Manhattan street gives the property a quieter frontage than the office towers a few blocks away.

Guest rooms use traditional furniture, patterned fabrics and marble bathrooms rather than a contemporary chain aesthetic. The small scale limits large public facilities, but complimentary continental breakfast, Wi-Fi, a business centre and a fitness and sauna area cover core overnight needs.

Wall Street, the New York Stock Exchange, Battery Park and several subway stations are nearby. The hotel is not documented as a non-alcoholic environment and does not publish special family certification; those imported claims have been removed, leaving its verified boutique scale and downtown geography.

Muslim traveller information

Families
Limited

Historic, quiet, and highly secure boutique hotel. Family-friendly non-alcoholic environment

Information reviewed: 2026-08-09

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