The Wall Street Hotel
Financial District, Manhattan, New York
“Refined Beaux-Arts sanctuary”
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Vibe
Rose Ink Workshop balances Beaux-Arts architecture with curated Australian Aboriginal art, plush velvet seating, and subtle mother-of-pearl accents throughout the public spaces.
“Refined Beaux-Arts sanctuary”
Frette linens, heated marble bathroom floors, custom Le Labo bath products, and deep soaking tubs.
A Beaux-Arts adaptive reuse on the historic site of Lower Manhattan's 1794 Tontine Coffee House.
Residential interiors by Rose Ink Workshop featuring mother-of-pearl accents and curated Australian Aboriginal art.
On Wall Street between Pearl and Water, steps from the historic trading hub and waterfront ferries
Rooms
Residential interiors pair tailored palettes with heated marble bathroom floors, deep soaking tubs, custom Le Labo scents, and crisp Frette linens.
Backstory
Built on the 1794 Tontine Coffee House site, the Beaux-Arts landmark was restored as a hotel by Australia's storied Paspaley pearling family.
Eat & drink
Chef John Fraser helms French bistro La Marchande downstairs, while the 13th-floor rooftop Bar Tontine pours agave cocktails above Wall Street.
The neighborhood
Set on Wall Street between Pearl and Water, the hotel sits steps from East River ferries and the Financial District's historic canyon corridors.
“In a part of the city often overlooked by travelers—at least when it comes to choosing a home-base—The Wall Street Hotel is a unique boutique stay in downtown Manhattan whose interiors nod to the area’s history and beaux-arts buildings.”
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