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.

Rating summary

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Traveller rating

  • Excellent (1463)
  • Very good (212)
  • Average (101)
  • Poor (53)
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Image of the Tripadvisor rating Good but not great

Jul 12, 2024 Lokesh Kumar R

Really good hotel but not sure if I would consider it a “five star” property. TV wasn’t working properly in my room and the shower tub drainage was poor. Food was amazing and overall we had a positive experience except for the few shortcomings mentioned above.
Image of the Tripadvisor rating Beautiful and unique hotel with great history and excellent service.

Jul 12, 2024 stephaniekramer2024 Minneapolis, Minnesota

If you are looking for an authentic New York City experience with a wonderful staff and excellent food/beverage options then I highly recommend the Beekman Hotel. The room had an authentic NYC aesthetic with décor and attention to detail blends historical elements with a modern freshness.
Image of the Tripadvisor rating Casual drink at the end of the day.

Jul 11, 2024 sarahdunsmore81

This is super cute rooftop and if you can snag a table looking East even better as you get to look over the river towards Brooklyn. Not pretentious and super cool art deco vibe. Great cocktail at a reasonable price. Be prepared, most seating is inside but makes for a comfortable experience.
Image of the Tripadvisor rating Lovely to look at, and maybe to be seen - but for cocktails, NOT overnight. Dirty, Loud and Dated.

Jul 10, 2024 Davis P

The architectural 'bones' of this property are stunning - but go for the bar (loud, seats are quite deep and actually not that comfortable) and food (Tom Coliccio cuisine, meant to be hearty/satisfying but really, kinda' greasy); and make sure you don't mind the dark (lighting is romantic/cool - would be if the place weren't so loud ALL THE TIME)… Read more
The architectural 'bones' of this property are stunning - but go for the bar (loud, seats are quite deep and actually not that comfortable) and food (Tom Coliccio cuisine, meant to be hearty/satisfying but really, kinda' greasy); and make sure you don't mind the dark (lighting is romantic/cool - would be if the place weren't so loud ALL THE TIME) and the bonus of it being dark, can't see the messy floors and worn parts (walls, bathroom fixtures). Don't plan on getting to sleep before 12 midnight when the restaurant closes because even early in the week, the lobby level restaurant is like an amphitheater for loud people who enjoy getting louder as they get poured drinks from the lovely lighting. 3 night business stay and 2 nights in a row, some loud, unendingly shriek woman seems to get no encouragement to tone it down just a touch. Like psychotic theater - at first I thought a fight was breaking out but no, it's just ... a really really loud restaurant, just outside your door (which has turn of the century architectural charm, but no joint seams, so near zero sound isolation. Rooms - similarly high ceiling cool but ... floors are dirty, water pressure in showers is last century, moldy showers, and questions of rodent cohabitants. Glasses on the impressive bar set have last been cleaned ... pre-pandemic? unclear - both the glasses, and the timing of when they were last washed. The gym is a joke - but in this regard, many NYC hotels are in the same league. A positive? The courtesy coffee from 6am. But, next time, I'll stay at the Conrad and buy my coffee and drink it from a clean cup, while standing in my bare feet on clean floors, not in my sneakers wondering about smeared rodent droppings and dog poop dust that is invisible to the naked eye, but seems to smell like it's there. Read less
Image of the Tripadvisor rating Charming Hotel

Jul 9, 2024 radiant226

Hotel was good. Location was adequet. Even though the thermostat was set low it still seemed warm. Bed/pillows were not the greatest.