Gold accents, rich leathers, reflective surfaces and a vintage ticker tape machine are woven into the design as a nod to the business conducted in the vicinity for centuries. The hotel features 127 guest rooms and suites. The hotel’s contemporary interior, designed by Gene Kaufman Architect PC, reflects its storied neighborhood. Hotel Indigo NYC Downtown – Wall Street draws inspiration from one of the world’s most iconic streets, paying tribute to the neighborhood’s past while serving as a modern-day meeting point for business and leisure guests. Tontine was located at the intersection of Wall and Water Streets and became one of the nation’s busiest centers for buying and selling stocks. By the 19th Century, much of the trading Wall Street became known for happened inside the Tontine Coffee House, a lively center of merchants, traders, meetings and entertainment. When the stock exchange was first founded in 1792, brokers signed a document called the “Buttonwood Agreement,” named after the buttonwood tree it was signed under at Wall and Water Streets. Tucked within the towering architecture of the city’s Financial District, Hotel Indigo NYC Downtown – Wall Street sits in the very footsteps of industry’s old icons.

Hotel Indigo NYC Downtown – Wall Street is a stone’s throw away from the energetic South Street Seaport and Stone Street, and just steps from subways and ferries. This is the second Indigo hotel in Manhattan, New York. Intercontinental Hotel Group (IHG) has announced the opening of Hotel Indigo NYC Downtown – Wall Street.

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