from 5 sources
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Overall:
"I would definitely stay there again when in lower Manhattan." — source Orbitz
"I would have recommended this hotel to anyone." — source Priceline
"Overall, the room was sparsely decorated and in good repair." — source Travelocity
"If you can, I recommend bringing your own pillow." — source Orbitz
"I have already suggested this hotel to a friend and will stay there again myself." — source Priceline
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Clean:
"Staff was incredible, room was HUGE and clean." — source Orbitz
"The bathroom was small but for clean the only thing i had an issue with was the towels as they were stiff and cheap." — source Travelocity
"The room had windows that looked out on nothing, but it was spacious, clean, and comfortable with all the amenities (and only a 3-minute walk to the Wall Street 2/3 subway stop, which was one of my priorities; the 4/5 is just a block further." — source Expedia
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Location:
"Easy to check in and locate room. Good diggs and price for the location." — source Orbitz
"Price not to bad for area." — source Hotels.com
"Area convenient by subway to everything." — source Priceline
"Within walking distance of everything." — source Travelocity
"Will definitely go again when I need to stay downtown." — source Expedia
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Value:
"I would not stay here again, regardless of price." — source Hotels.com
"For the price and location of the hotel, you canÂ’t do any better. I am a bargain shopper when it comes to location and pricing of hotels and this was by far the most value for what you can expect." — source Expedia
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Room:
"i didn't like the smell in the room, kind of antiseptic." — source Hotels.com
"Room is small but expected in NYC, bathroom smelled from shower curtain and had to keep door closed to sleep." — source Priceline
"When I got to my room (executive room per front desk - 8th floor) I knew why they told me this." — source Travelocity
"We have stayed at many hotels in New York City and this is one of the larger room. We stay in the Deluxe Guest Room." — source Expedia
"The room was very nice and pretty good size for a New York Hotel." — source Travelocity
More information on The Exchange Hotel
The Eurostars Wall Street is a small moderately priced boutique hotel located downtown NYC just one block north of Wall Street. All 54 spacious guestrooms have cathedral ceilings and luxurious marble bathrooms. It offers a variety of room types ensuring that it's able to accommodate an assortment of guest needs. For guest convenience, standard, deluxe, and executive rooms contain mini-refrigerators and microwaves, and one-bedroom suites have full kitchens with a refrigerator, microwave oven and gas stove. Each room provides the guests atmosphere and comfort of home. Room amenities include cable TV with HBO, CNN, and ESPN, in-room coffee makers, personal safes, Time Out New York weekly magazine and Natura Bath products. Hotel amenities include New York Times and Wall Street Journal Monday thru Friday, wireless access in hotel lobby, business center, preferred rates for parking and New York Sports Club.Please be advise: Parking is available 24 hrs a day for a $30 Parking fee. Continental Breakfast is served daily at an extra cost of $15 per person in the Lounge Area. Buffet breakfast is $12 USD per person / $24 USD per room (Double Occupancy). Please confirm with reception for hours of operations.
Check-in Time:
1500Check-out Time:
1200Year Built:
Total Rooms:
54 rooms.54Total Floors:
8 floors.Rooms:
Standard:Room with one queen bed includes flat screen TV, cable TV featuring HBO, ESPN and CNN, sony dream machine, voicemail/ automatic wakeup calls, tarocco bath products, vanity mirror, mini-refrigerators and microwaves.Deluxe 2 Queen:Room with two queen beds includes flat screen TV, cable TV featuring HBO, ESPN and CNN, sony dream machine, voicemail/ automatic wakeup calls, tarocco bath products, vanity mirror, mini-refrigerators and microwaves.Suite:Room with one queen bed includes flat screen TV, cable TV featuring HBO, ESPN and CNN, sony dream machine, voicemail/ automatic wakeup calls, tarocco bath products, vanity mirror, refrigerators, microwave oven and gas stove.Price
Rates: $299-$469, ExpensiveCredit Cards Accepted
AE, DC, MC, VReservations
IB
Cancellation Policy
-24, No shows and Cancellations after policy will be charged one night + tax.
Directions
The Eurostars Wall Street Hotel is ideally located just steps from the South Street Seaport in Downtown Manhattan. A next-door neighbor to Wall Street, the hotel is within walking distance to the world-renowned New York Stock Exchange and the Financial District. Guests also have easy access to Chinatown, Little Italy, and Battery Park with ferry service to the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island. There are also a variety of art galleries, boutiques and restaurants in both downtown and nearby TriBeCa.
Area
New York City.
Parking
Parking $25
Dining
Eurostars Wall Street LoungeThe Eurostars Wall Street Lounge has hosted numerous events small and large. Past events include press conferences and media parties, product and magazine launches, booking signings, film/video shoots and cocktail parties for up to 100+ guests. In addition, the Lounge hosts an intimate VIP section perfect for small social gatherings anywhere from 10-30 people.
Information by OrbitzCheck rates & availability for this hotel — Average Price: $149
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