Name: Club Quarters Hotel, Wall Street
Address: 52 William St, New York, NY 10005, USA, US
Telephone: +1 212-269-6400

Club Quarters Hotel, Wall Street is a lodging, located at 52 William St, New York, NY 10005, USA. They can be contacted via phone at +1 212-269-6400, visit their website clubquartershotels.com for more detailed information.

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52 William St, New York, NY 10005, USA

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Added by Jopie, at 19 January 2017

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Tracy McKenzie

08 December 2017

If anyone is looking for a great deal on hotels you can check it out on HotelRaven. com Booked a room on there and they had the best rates around

Hotel management and service staff were great with anything that we may have forgotten or needed throughout our stay. Extra towels and blankets were brought up promptly when we asked for them. There was a nice complimentary snack area that was offered as well. The room was a little small but it was adequate. Location was great, with the world trade center and battery park both in walking distance
April Brown

04 December 2017

The room that we had was extremely small. We paid good moneythere was no breakfastwe walked into the bar downstairs and felt very awkward and walked out immediately. Please do not book a reservation. We were told that our room had a sleeper sofa but it didn't. We did not have trash liners either. The staff was very courteous tho.
Jerry Tran

04 December 2017

Hotel management and service staff were great with anything that we may have forgotten or needed throughout our stay. Extra towels and blankets were brought up promptly when we asked for them. There was a nice complimentary snack area that was offered as well. The room was a little small but it was adequate. Location was great, with the world trade center and battery park both in walking distance
A.O. Fearborn

24 November 2017

We booked two rooms and requested adjacent rooms. We we're thrilled to have two rooms, backed into their own short hall, with the doors inches from each other. The staff has been prompt and polite. Also, there are bottles of chilled water for each floor. They're self-filled, so we brought a few of our own bottles to reuse. Excellent location and clean, modern rooms. It feels very safe since the elevator requires a room key. The only negative we found was that the mattresses are a bit hard, the water takes several minutes to heat up, and the TV guide doesn't work. Overall, still 5 stars.
Myriam Simon

16 October 2017

Excellent location if you want to visit lower Manhattan and Brooklyn. Well deserved by the Metropolitan. Our room was really small but clean which is very important to my standard. The bathroom was small (and rustic) but clean but the door handle brokennot a big deal if you are just popping in and out of your room but I can't give a 4 ⭐ if I keep people looking for something more up-scale in mind - at least for our room. The staff is pleasant, accommodating and helpful. For me a 3.5 ⭐
A Google User

02 October 2017

This hotel is very accessible and unique. Even this is affordable but inside is very elegant you won't regret if you want to stay here. I like the bar and the restaurant with their beautiful dishes.
Tom MacGregor

16 September 2017

Clean, comfortable room. Complimentary laundry room and gym came in handy, as did the free purified water stations and bottles. Staff were friendly. Didn't try the bar/restaurant.

Walkable to WTC1, the liberty island ferry, Brooklyn bridge and literally right next to the Wall Street subway station.

Try Leo's bagels down the street!
Mark Sanchioni

09 September 2017

Could be a nice place, but misses some big opportunities. They could benefit from having a doorman or bell captain to help with those checking in with a car. Managed to get a $65 parking ticket within a few minutes for being parked inches into the taxi stand area. Room 1602 bathroom needs a remodel, stop adding caulking to the 1982 tile, it's awful. Carpet so thin, it's like walking on concrete. Convenient location for financial district business travel.
Cullen Grover

22 August 2017

Lovely hotel with smallish, well-furnished rooms. Nice staff. Wifi was great. Had a smart TV in the room that played well with my tablet. The free coffee did leave something to be desired, though.
Anthony Vernieri

31 July 2017

Room was smaller than I'd pictured, but not uncomfortably so. Very modern, lots of usb charging ports. Something unique was a water dispenser in the hallway, along with empty (clean) bottles for you to fill. Location is convenient, and not too loud for a weekend night. They also held our bags for us after checkout since our flight wasn't until 7:30p, so we didn't have to drag them all over New York.
Ulrich Hölscher

16 April 2017

Very nice and friendly staff. The rooms are quite spacious and very quiet. You get complementary water bottles and coffee. The hotel is close to multiple subway lines. Perfect starting point to explore the city.
Sudhir Sivakumaran

11 April 2017

Great location, with easy access to many Subway stations (5-7 min walk). Relatively quiet neighborhood at least on weekends. The room was small but for a one night stay for a single person I can't complain. The hotel was clean though and the staff are very friendly. Parking is available at the liberty plaza garage next door with a discount.
Ashley Villa

12 March 2017

Good hotel in a decent location. Close to everything in the financial district and some historical landmarks.

Pros - Parking is a block away. Good heating unit in room's. Restaurant has amazing food and prompt room service. Rooms are small but its NYC, what are you even doing in the hotel?

Cons - Bed is too hard. Coffee in room is only for one person. Room service never picked up food tray even after two phone calls and it sat outside our room over night. Which is unsanitary.
Empress Finley

19 February 2017

This was the worst experience in a hotel, ever.

Club Quarters is cheap, but not the cheapest option there is. If you want to stay somewhere in lower Manhattan look for another hotel, you will be thankful that you decided to not stay here.

First of all, the rooms are tiny. This isn't really an issue for me, but will be for those looking for space. They could change the layout of the rooms to make it more habitable.

- The bed was HARD. I have a bad back and it was just not good. Sheets were rough, probably 100 thread count, and there was only 1 pillow for me and 1 pillow for my husband. I asked for an extra pillow at the front desk and they told me to get one out the the guest closet next to the water station. The guest closet on my floor was completely empty and I had to go to the floor below where there was luckily a pillow, but that was it - there was nothing else in that closet (I am assuming this is where all extra pillows, blankets, shampoo, soap, etc are stored).

- There was no mini fridge in the room and there was not a single microwave in the entire place. I feel like there should be a microwave in every hotel. There's always been one in every hotel I have stayed in except this one. You are already out of town and eating out all the time. I had leftovers that I wanted to heat up in eat, but I could not. Disappointing.

- This hotel is very close to many trains. This is probably the only positive thing about this place. The location is very convenient. That being said, stay literally anywhere else. You will find a much better room for the $120-$170 that you will pay per night in this crappy hotel.

Now for the kicker

I didn't see it the first night because I was tired and threw the extra blanket on the bed and went to sleep. Luckily this blanket was not touching my body because what I found the next night still makes me feel sick.
I was going through a bag I had on the bed and when I moved it I noticed something on the bed. I inspected it (with my eyes only thank god) and it had the undeniable shape of a CONDOM. It was pretty stuck together so I am assuming? hoping? that the blanket was washed with the condom in it and then it got stuck to the blanket and ended up on my bed. I walked the blanket down to the front desk and the man working asked if he could help me and I proceeded to tell him I found a nasty old condom on the blanket and needed a new one. He had a look of disgust on his face, apologized, and said a new blanket would be sent up and that someone would call me tomorrow.

I did get a new blanket. No one ever called. The only thing they gave me was a comped late checkout at 3pm. Needless to say I am not happy.

Oh also, the coffee machine in the "lounge" (where there were NO snacks the entire time we were there, which they advertise) doesn't make real coffee. It's disgusting. It's hot water and syrup. I took one sip and went to Starbucks or Dunkin Donuts the rest of the time I was there.

AVOID. Seriously, you can find a better place.
Jennifer Cina

26 January 2017

This hotel is so nice and clean. I don't think I've ever stayed somewhere more clean. They have a bag check service that you can use if your room isn't ready yet and you want to check out the city. You can also use the bag check when you check out. You can leave your bags there for the day and pick them up when you leave the city. They had a coffee machine in the lobby that makes any kind of coffee related beverage. There is unlimited chilled bottled water available. We went on a weekend so the hotel was very quiet. We stayed in a suite which has a queen bed and pull out sofa. They are separated by a wall between so everyone gets their own space. I would definitely stay here again.