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The hotel was great. Very high-tech, efficient, attentive staff, and clean. Stayed there overnight for my HS reunion. Nice lobby area with coffee and lots of computers. My room was quiet as well. The next day I walked all over Ground Zero and the Financial District while leaving my bags there. The price was great because it wasn't a very popular visiting time for tourists.

Unassuming, small, no fanfare lobby. Great staff, smiles, I actually believe they are happy to see me. The hotel has a kiosk for services, and the staff takes the guest to the kiosk and actually shows how to use. Great. Thanks Brandon!!Security: Only Key insert will activate elevator. Nice features with no additional charges:Endless purified water. Refills available each floorRefrigeratorWiFi, AND borrow an iPad if you need Xtra pillows, blankets available in guest closet each floor. Multi-menu delivery from area restaurants. Reasonable charges. Restaurant on premise. Attractive bar/lounge.Very much like a European hotel. Not huge rooms, but well appointed, comfortable, clean!Steps off Wall Street, subway, all things Financial. A hidden gem I had know idea existed. Would definitely stay again. Half price of the other flashy hotels.

At half the price of the top chains, this is a wonderful choice for the single business traveller. Rooms, though tiny, are very well designed, so everything you need is at your fingertips. And everything is clean and new and top quality -- from the comfortable double bed to the large TV to the fixtures in the small but functional bathroom. This is now my preferred Wall Street hotel.

Overall our stay here was great. The staff were very friendly and professional, and the hotel really went above and beyond storing bags for us and all of the other people participating in Bike New York after checking out in the morning. The common areas and our room were clean, the room was a decent size for NYC, and it was nice and quiet. The only downside to our stay was the bed. I don't know what you would call this bed, but it certainly wasn't a queen as our reservation had stated. It was about as wide as a double bed, and short. I'm only 5'4" and it was barely long enough for me to lay down and be completely on the mattress; my husband is taller and had to sleep with his knees bent so his feet wouldn't hang over the end. It wasn't comfortable either and neither of us got a good night's sleep. For the price we paid for the room I would expect to at least get a normal sized bed.

I head on into New York regularly, and I always try to find a hotel where the price is right (i.e. hovering around the $200/night mark) but has a contemporary/cool energy. Now that we¿¿¿re into the Spring, though, the room rates have shot way up. Even reliably lower-cost properties have inched toward $300. So I went on Priceline, rolled the dice and got a room for less than $200. When I saw that it was Club Quarters, I was disappointed. I stayed at the Club Quarters in Chicago fairly recently, and I didn¿¿¿t like it at all. I have to say, the Wall Street location was much better. The staff members were uniformly efficient and friendly. They defied my suspicion about Priceline reservations in that they did not give me the worst room in the house; in fact, they put me on the top floor and it was nice and quiet. While staying in the Financial District means being off the beaten path, its location within it is great. My room was spacious by New York standards, and it contained all the essentials (love the free WiFi).There¿¿¿s just something about this brand, though, that¿¿¿s a little, I don¿¿¿t know... off. Just check out their Web site; it definitely has an outdated and odd feel to it. This extends to the styling of the rooms, where the nightstand contains a cordless phone from the early 90s and the desk area displays a curious assortment of books... does anyone open them? Even the feature that everyone seems to rave about -- the free water bottles and dispenser on each floor -- feels old to me. I¿¿¿m probably being too hard on the place, but for those who seek upbeat, modern surroundings, this is probably not the right fit. This Club Quarters does have an earnestness to it that is somewhat endearing, and coupled with the great rate, it was fine. Next time, though, I¿¿¿ll continue to seek out a place with a little more style at just the right price.