The Beekman

Financial District, New York

Virgin rating

The Bar Room
Deluxe King Room
Bathroom for Guest Rooms
Superior Queen Room
The Bar Room
Alley Cat Amateur Theatre
Studio Suite
Studio Suite
Bathroom for Suites
Augustine
Double Queen Room
Superior King Room
Temple Court
One Bedroom Suite
One Bedroom Suite
One Bedroom Corner Suite
One Bedroom Corner Suite
One Bedroom Corner Suite
The Thompson Suite
The Thompson Suite
The Thompson Suite
The Bar Room
Deluxe King Room
Bathroom for Guest Rooms
Superior Queen Room
The Bar Room
Alley Cat Amateur Theatre
Studio Suite
Studio Suite
Bathroom for Suites
Augustine
Double Queen Room
Superior King Room
Temple Court
One Bedroom Suite
One Bedroom Suite
One Bedroom Corner Suite
One Bedroom Corner Suite
One Bedroom Corner Suite
The Thompson Suite
The Thompson Suite
The Thompson Suite

The hotel

Built in the same decade as the Brooklyn Bridge, The Beekman had stiff competition when it came to architectural neighbours – but its glamour and grace granted it kudos with the building buffs of the 19th century – and today. This skyscraper’s kept its drama with its marble entrance, Persian rug-slung lobby, and Victorian balustrade-draped atrium, which stretches nine storeys skyward before being capped with a glass pyramid. It’s not just opulent in design though, with its ‘nothing’s-too-much-trouble’ service and dining scene mirroring its old-world splendour and new-world luxury. Two of Manhattan’s finest names are behind The Beekman’s restaurants: Tom Colicchio reinterprets old and new classics at Temple Court, while Keith McNally recreates French brasserie elegance at Augustine. Or you could join the socialites (and sometimes celebs) at The Alley Cat for cocktails and Japanese Izakaya comfort food.

Amenities

  • Bar
  • Fitness Centre/Gym
  • Internet Access
  • Restaurant
  • Room Service
  • Close to City Centre

Where is it

Located in Lower Manhattan between the East and Hudson River and within walking distance to One World Trade Center and the Brooklyn Bridge. Transfer time from John F. Kennedy International Airport: 1 hour.

Hotel information

287 rooms and suites. All with air-conditioning, 47" IPTV, complimentary WiFi, USB charging ports, gourmet mini-bar* and D.S. & Durga bath amenities. Superior Queen Rooms are 285 sq ft and feature high ceilings, craft cocktail table and a state-of-the-art oversized rain shower in the bathroom, with 1 queen-size bed, sleeping maximum 2 adults.

Superior King Rooms are 300 sq ft and feature high ceilings, craft cocktail table and a state-of-the-art oversized rain shower in the bathroom, with 1 king-size bed, sleeping maximum 2 adults.

Deluxe King Rooms are 320 sq ft and feature a craft cocktail table and a marble bathroom with state-of-the-art rain shower, with 1 king-size bed, sleeping maximum 2 adults.

Premium King Rooms are 375 sq ft and feature sweeping ceilings, craft cocktail table and a state-of-the-art rain shower in the bathroom, with 1 king-size bed, sleeping maximum 2 adults.

Double Queen Rooms are 400 sq ft and feature high ceilings, cocktail table, and a rain shower and separate marble bath in the bathroom, with 2 queen-size beds, sleeping maximum 3 adults or 2 adults and 1 child.

Studio Suites are 475 sq ft and feature a seating space, high ceilings, craft cocktail table and spacious rain shower in the bathroom, with 1 king-size bed, sleeping maximum 2 adults.

One Bedroom Suites are 475 sq ft and feature a living area, cocktail table and oversized rain shower in the bathroom, with 1 king-size bed, sleeping maximum 2 adults.

One Bedroom Corner Suites are 600 sq ft and feature a foyer and living area, high ceilings, a wet bar and a rain shower and separate marble bath in the bathroom, with 1 king-size bed, sleeping maximum 2 adults.

Thompson Suite is 1,100 sq ft and features city views, living room and dining area, wet bar, powder room and a rain shower and separate marble bath in the bathroom, with 1 king-size bed, sleeping maximum 2 adults.

Temple Court by Tom Colicchio (à la carte and five-course dining). Augustine (high end French cuisine). The Bar Room (all-day menu including handcrafted cocktails underneath the historic Atrium). Alley Cat Amateur Theatre (intimate lounge offering a Japanese izakaya style menu and cocktails). Fitness centre featuring Peloton studio spin bikes. 24 hour in-room dining*. Concierge. Valet parking $65 plus tax, per night (payable locally, subject to change). Complimentary WiFi.

This hotel has a resort fee of $34.43 plus tax per room, per day (payable locally, subject to change).

Resort fee includes use of the following amenities - Complimentary upgrade to premium WiFi - Morning coffee and tea service - Daily newspaper of your choice - Unlimited local/long distance/international calls - 4-hour dual level fitness centre access - Complimentary house car usage (depending on availability) - Resort fee, tax and inclusions are subject to change - please see hotel check-in for current inclusions available to you upon arrival.

*Denotes local charge

Please note: One person must be aged 18 years and over in each room at check-in.

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Traveller rating

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Image of the Tripadvisor rating 5 star property, 4 star service

Apr 19, 2024 Liam V Newcastle upon Tyne, United Kingdom

I had high hopes for my stay here, and while I wasn’t majorly disappointed, there is something lacking that really made it feel more 4 star service and that there is cost cutting going on. The good parts: The hotel is in a good location with easy access to sights, the subway, Brooklyn Bridge and so on. The building itself is beautiful and a lot… Read more
I had high hopes for my stay here, and while I wasn’t majorly disappointed, there is something lacking that really made it feel more 4 star service and that there is cost cutting going on. The good parts: The hotel is in a good location with easy access to sights, the subway, Brooklyn Bridge and so on. The building itself is beautiful and a lot more architecturally interesting that many others in NYC. The rooms are of a good size, and everything was in good condition and the beds comfortable. The not so good parts: The service was just average, for the first two nights there was no house keeping or turndown. The person who I assume was the restaurant manager, if not all day, certainly for breakfast, was more interested in ‘being fabulous’ as she strutted about straightening tables and generally not speaking particularly nice to the waiters. This so much so as to even make me feel a little uncomfortable. Each time we ate we ‘had to see the host’ to get a table, despite it being pretty much empty, as it was seemingly below her to show guests to a suitable one. This kind of person has no business working in a customer service roll. There was blue sticky table all over the walls in the corridor to our room ¯_(ツ)_/¯ no idea what that was all about, but looked like something you’d see in a cheep motel, not a 5 star iconic one. There was no kettle or coffee machine in the room, I mean come on, is it really that expensive or are you going to lose that much money by doing this? Also, be careful what room you’re put in, there was banging music from their speakeasy bar until 3-4am on 2 of the nights we stayed. Just overall, service seemed to be lacking, definitely not compatible to Asian or European counterparts. Read less
Image of the Tripadvisor rating Beautiful!!!!

Apr 18, 2024 Danielle S

Just returned from a fantastic stay at The Beekman and had to share the highlights! The architecture is simply stunning!!. From the moment you step through the doors, you’re greeted by a warm and welcoming atmosphere. The service? Top-notch. The staff here go above and beyond to make you feel right at home. They’re friendly, attentive, and… Read more
Just returned from a fantastic stay at The Beekman and had to share the highlights! The architecture is simply stunning!!. From the moment you step through the doors, you’re greeted by a warm and welcoming atmosphere. The service? Top-notch. The staff here go above and beyond to make you feel right at home. They’re friendly, attentive, and genuinely care about your experience. Plus, the place is spotless—cleanliness is definitely a priority here. Read less
Image of the Tripadvisor rating Class place

Apr 17, 2024 Purrduedvm Danielsville, Pennsylvania

This absolutely gorgeous historic hotel is situated in the FiDi of Manhattan in an absolutely great location. The rooms are lovely and super comfy/cozy, the bar and restaurant are top notch and the staff is 5 star making one feel like royalty. They are all class and know how to make you feel like you are on the best vacation ever. I cannot wait to… Read more
This absolutely gorgeous historic hotel is situated in the FiDi of Manhattan in an absolutely great location. The rooms are lovely and super comfy/cozy, the bar and restaurant are top notch and the staff is 5 star making one feel like royalty. They are all class and know how to make you feel like you are on the best vacation ever. I cannot wait to get back. Read less
Image of the Tripadvisor rating Great stay at the Beekman!

Apr 8, 2024 Momtravel33 Richmond, Virginia

This hotel is well situated downtown and has amazing architecture and history. It is so refreshing to open the door from your room and instead of seeing a low lit long hallway, you see a light filled atrium with crafted rails and mahogany doors lining the outskirts of each floor. It really is a sight. Breakfast at Temple Court is delicious and is… Read more
This hotel is well situated downtown and has amazing architecture and history. It is so refreshing to open the door from your room and instead of seeing a low lit long hallway, you see a light filled atrium with crafted rails and mahogany doors lining the outskirts of each floor. It really is a sight. Breakfast at Temple Court is delicious and is set amongst antique furnishings that come across as both heavy and quirky. It's a busy hotel but the staff is friendly and eager to help. Our room seemed slightly deficient in the lighting department but that might be my aging eyes. The bathroom is well appointed. I will stay here again and recommend without hesitation to others. Read less
Image of the Tripadvisor rating Excellent Hotel for NYC Business & Pleasure

Apr 1, 2024 mandy k New York City, New York

Hits all of my requirements: Location & access to trains, Comfortable and beautiful, excellent service, food and cocktails onsite are 10/10, and just down the block is one of the best slices in the city (Joe's), a great Vietnamese takeout spoke (VietSpot) and the best Italian sandwiches (Pisillo's). I stay here for business, but I bring my husband… Read more
Hits all of my requirements: Location & access to trains, Comfortable and beautiful, excellent service, food and cocktails onsite are 10/10, and just down the block is one of the best slices in the city (Joe's), a great Vietnamese takeout spoke (VietSpot) and the best Italian sandwiches (Pisillo's). I stay here for business, but I bring my husband an toddler as well and everyone loves it. Read less