If you're heading to New York for distributor meetings, brand events, or retail visits, the Financial District puts you close to transit lines that reach every borough without dealing with Times Square foot traffic. Labatt employees can book corporate code 40779 at the Radisson on Wall Street and save up to $119 per night when you count the Radisson Rewards points kicking back into your account. That's real money on a city where even a mediocre hotel room can drain your per diem fast.
The Property
The Radisson Hotel New York Wall Street sits at 52 William Street, tucked between the narrow streets of the Financial District about two blocks from the New York Stock Exchange. The neighborhood is quieter at night than Midtown, with cobblestone side streets, good coffee shops, and a short walk to the Fulton Street and Wall Street subway stations. JFK is about a 37-minute drive or 30.5 km away, though the A train from nearby Fulton Street can be faster during rush hour.
Rooms at this property are compact by non-New York standards but typical for a Financial District hotel, with standard kings and double queens running around 200 to 250 square feet. Each room includes a work desk with good lighting and free Wi-Fi, which matters when you're filing expense reports or prepping for morning meetings. The hotel carries a 3.9 rating across 1,418 reviews, suggesting consistently decent rooms without major surprises.
The property has a fitness center open to all guests, which is a useful perk given how expensive day passes at nearby gyms can be in Manhattan. There is an on-site restaurant and bar for quick meals when you don't feel like hunting for dinner after a long day. Don't expect a pool or complimentary breakfast at this tier and location, but the surrounding neighborhood has plenty of affordable breakfast spots within a five-minute walk.
The Fulton Street transit hub is a short walk away, giving you access to nearly a dozen subway lines including the 2, 3, 4, 5, A, C, J, and Z trains to reach Midtown, Brooklyn, or Queens. Stone Street and the surrounding blocks have some of the best casual dining in Lower Manhattan, from craft beer bars to solid Italian spots. The World Trade Center complex, Brookfield Place, and the Oculus mall are all within a 10-minute walk for anything from client dinners to last-minute shopping.
Your Savings Breakdown
| Rate Tier | Rack Rate | Corporate Rate | Points Earned | Point Value | Net Cost | Savings |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Standard | $220 | $187 | 3,740 pts | $14.96 | $172.04 | $47.96 |
| Superior | $350 | $298 | 5,960 pts | $23.84 | $274.16 | $75.84 |
| Premium | $550 | $468 | 9,360 pts | $37.44 | $430.56 | $119.44 |
Here's how the math works on a typical night: a $350 rack rate drops to $298 with corporate code 40779, and that stay earns you 5,960 Radisson Rewards points worth about $23.84 at 0.4 cents per point. Your effective net cost comes out to $274.16, which means you're saving $75.84 compared to booking at the public rate without any loyalty return. In New York, that's basically a free dinner and drinks on the company's dime, except it's your own pocket that benefits.
How to Book with Code 40779
- Go to radissonrewards.com and log into your Radisson Rewards account, or create one if you haven't yet
- Enter New York, NY as your destination along with your check-in and check-out dates
- Look for the Special or Corporate rate field on the search page before hitting search
- Enter corporate code 40779 in the appropriate field
- Compare the corporate rate against the standard rate to verify the discount, then complete your booking
Stack Your Savings
If you have Radisson Rewards Gold or Platinum status, those perks apply on top of the corporate rate. That means potential room upgrades when available, late checkout, and bonus points earning that compounds on the already discounted rate. Even Silver members get a 10% bonus on base points, which nudges that $23.84 return a bit higher.
The Radisson Rewards Visa card earns 10 points per dollar on Radisson stays, which stacks with your base earning of 20 points per dollar for a total of 30 points per dollar spent. If you don't carry the co-branded card, the Chase Sapphire Preferred and Amex Gold both code hotel stays at elevated earning rates in their travel categories. Either way, double check your card's bonus categories before you book so you're not leaving points on the table.
Radisson runs periodic promotions, often quarterly, offering bonus points or stay credits for completing a set number of nights. Book during one of these promo windows and register beforehand, because most Radisson promos require opt-in before your stay. Midweek stays in the Financial District also tend to price higher than weekends, so if your schedule is flexible, a Sunday night arrival can sometimes shave another $20 to $40 off even the corporate rate.
Bottom Line: Depending on your travel dates and room type, Labatt employees using code 40779 can expect to save between $47.96 and $119.44 per night at the Radisson Hotel New York Wall Street when you factor in both the rate discount and the Radisson Rewards points earned. The Financial District location keeps you close to transit, good food, and a quieter neighborhood than Midtown without sacrificing access to anywhere in the city. For a New York business trip where you want solid value without a sketchy hotel lottery, this is a reliable pick.