Nick Paspaley, hotel owner/executive chairman, Paspaley Group of Companies said, “The Wall Street Hotel is a natural continuation of our family legacy, bringing 100 years of travel and trade, global cultural experience, adventure and refinement to transform the historic Tontine Building into a new oasis of charm and comfort. A one-of-a-kind gem for New York’s famed financial district.”
With architecture by Stonehill Taylor, interiors by Rose Ink Workshop, signature restaurant design by Charles & Co. and development assistance from Actium development company, The Wall Street Hotel is home to 180 individually designed guestrooms and suites, ranging in size from generous king rooms to spacious and luxurious multi-bedroom suites. Designed to accommodate a variety of travelers—from couples, friends and families to those visiting for business—all accommodations feature plush custom furnishings, robust technology offerings, curated libraries, a handcrafted bar cart with premium spirits and original artworks making stays both memorable and convenient.
Guest spaces are inspired by classic New York homes and designed to serve as guests’ own personal pied-a-terre, with a light, yet saturated color palette that evokes a sense of calm and warmth intended to make guests feel effortlessly at ease. The hotel experience is rounded out by curated concierge services, an elegant lobby lounge, rooftop ballroom, modern 24-hour fitness center and soon-to-be-announced restaurant and bar concepts.
As the birthplace of one of the world’s greatest cities, the lower tip of Manhattan has a rich and impactful history, and the site of The Wall Street Hotel is no exception. Paul Taylor, president, Stonehill Taylor said, “We had the unique opportunity to recharge this special location while preserving the historic character of the original buildings we restored. The Wall Street Hotel now serves as a welcoming destination for locals and global travelers alike drawn to the energy of New York’s iconic financial district.”
Liubasha Rose, creative director/founder, Rose Ink Workshop said, “My goal is for visitors to feel like they are coming to their favorite pied-à-terre in New York and for locals to have a refuge to meet friends in the heart of the chaos of New York. The interiors were drawn from the energy of Wall St. with a nod to the heritage of the Paspaley Pearling family. Using rich velvets, marble floors, soaring ceilings and hand-applied finishes, we created a timeless design for guests tap into their inner movie star.”
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