1/28 - the beekman a thompson hotel
2/28 - the lobby at the beekman a thompson hotel
3/28 - deluxe king at the beekman a thompson hotel
4/28 - temple court at the beekman a thompson hotel
5/28 - the atrium at the beekman a thompson hotel
6/28 - the bar room at the beekman a thompson hotel
7/28 - deluxe corner suite at the beekman a thompson hotel
8/28 - augustine at the beekman a thompson hotel
9/28 - atrium at the beekman a thompson hotel
10/28 - alley cat at the beekman a thompson hotel
11/28 - turret penthouse terrace at the beekman a thompson hotel
12/28 - turret penthouse at the beekman a thompson hotel
13/28 - superior room
14/28 - deluxe king
15/28 - premier king
16/28 - premier terrace
17/28 - double queen
18/28 - studio suite
19/28 - one bedroom suite
20/28 - one bedroom corner suite
21/28 - deluxe corner suite
22/28 - thompson suite
23/28 - turret penthouse
24/28 - turret penthouse
25/28
26/28
27/28
28/28
A one-of-a-kind New York design hotel with history dating back to 1881, original architecture, stunning décor and a clutch of uniquely adorned restaurants and bars onsite; welcome to The Beekman, Lower Manhattan.
Why you'll love it here
- It's location, only 10-minute walk to the World Trade Centre and less to Brooklyn Bridge
- It's rich history dating back to 1881 and stunning architecture
- The passionately restored nine-storey atrium with Victorian wrought-iron railings and decadent decor
- Turret Penthouse Suites located within the buildings iconic turrets with their own private terraces
Mari
Travel Specialist
Full accommodation information
Hotel information
Proudly housed in one of New York’s first skyscrapers, The Beekman certainly shows off its 19th-century heritage through its stunningly restored architecture, featuring a nine-story atrium topped with a pyramidal skylight, evocative wrought iron balustrades and original tin ceilings.
Though that is only the start of the story.
This uniquely adorned Lower Manhattan hotel feels every bit like a one-off hideaway. Within the building’s original architecture and layout, you have nods towards its past, vintage furnishings and nostalgic curated artworks adorn the walls, before uncovering modern amenities, fine dining cuisine by James Beard award-winners, Lefs Clefs d’Or concierge services and everything else you would expect from a 21st-century luxury New York property.
The Beekman’s location is also key: situated near Brooklyn Bridge, One World Trade Centre, Wall Street and all the highlights of Lower Manhattan, with access to Hudson River waterfront too.
So it’s hard to find a better hotel for your luxury New York holiday. while back inside the property you are also treated to four equally enticing restaurants and bars, each of which is so brilliantly designed and decorated, they are an entire venue in themselves.
This is fine dining in absolute style, from the copper air vents, red leather armchairs and retro brass-gilded chandeliers of Temple Court, to the quite magnificent underground hideaway that is The Alley Cat; once a century-old mechanical room, now one of the most memorable cocktail lounges in New York City.
Guestrooms and suites at The Beekman are spacious, well equipped and supremely comfortable in every way. And, with a split-level gym, great concierge team and complimentary use of the hotel’s 6-seater luxury car, the top-end facilities are all on offer here too.
Room Options
The Beekman is home to some of the most stylish hotel rooms in New York, which is no small claim in a city with more than a few fantastic boutique properties. The beauty of these spaces is that, although nowhere near as elaborate as some of the design features found elsewhere around the property, each is still a heady mix of bold styles that you just can’t find in other luxury New York hotels. Here, Asian-inspired ornaments meet vintage furniture, bespoke artworks punctuate the walls of every abode and the bathroom, once you enter through your wooden door on antique rollers, is a modern fusion of chrome, glass, a walk-in rain shower and designer toiletries. The Beekman’s suites then step things up in terms of their size and extras that can fit in accordingly – plus complimentary cocktails, breakfast and table booking at The Bar Room – though all rooms have the same artistic ambience, top-end cocktail minibar, Wi-Fi, flat-screen TV, Bluetooth speakers, king-size beds (in all but two categories) and plenty more besides.
Superior Room
Deluxe King
Premier King
Premier Terrace
Double Queen Room
Studio Suite
One Bedroom Suite
One Bedroom Corner Suite
Deluxe Corner Suite
Thompson Suite
Turret Penthouse
Facilities/Amenities
In addition to those heavenly restaurant and bar spaces, The Beekman also boasts a split-level gym full of cardio and weight equipment, use of the hotel’s luxury Lincoln car – though valet parking is also available if you are on a self-drive tour, and a great concierge team too. The rest of this hotel’s highlights lie in the look of the building, and of course its fantastic New York location.
Restaurants & Bars
Temple Court
Tasting menus galore, seasonal ingredients, global gourmet influences and a sumptuous setting surrounded by antique chandeliers, marble-plated walls and nostalgic copper air vents are all there to be savoured in this fine dining restaurant.
- Breakfast
- Lunch
- Dinner
The Bar Room
Far more than your average bar, The Beekman’s Bar Room is a supremely atmospheric space kitted-out like a Victorian drawing room with its book cabinets and velvet armchairs on one hand, though 1950s speakeasy stylings on the other. They also happened to serve up fantastic fine dining food on top of an enviable cocktail menu.
- Lunch
- Dinner
Augustine
It may look a little more relaxed, thanks to its 19th century European country house décor, but the haute French cuisine served in this Keith McNally restaurant is anything but laidback; sublime.
- Breakfast
- Lunch
- Dinner
Alley Cat
For a light dinner or a nightcap visit Alley Cat Amateur Theatre, where Tokyo’s secret bar meets classic American cocktail club. Japanese-inspired bites and a selection of craft sake and Japanese whiskies too!
Activities & Entertainment
While staying at The Beekman, you are ideally placed to enjoy the best of Lower Manhattan and wider New York, as although entertainment onsite is confined to the hotel’s restaurants and bars, you are within easy reach of the World Trade Centre; Hudson River Waterfront; Battery Park; Seaport District; Wall Street; Brooklyn Bridge; East River ferry port and plenty more.
Want to know more?
Call our Travel Specialists for a chat with our Usa experts. They'll share their first-hand insights so you can find your perfect holiday.
Monday - Friday: 9am - 7:30pm
Saturday: 9am - 5pm
Sunday: 10am - 4pm
Mari
Travel Specialist
Meet your New York Travel Specialists
We have a full team of Travel Specialists with their own personal knowledge of New York. Give them a call today.
Call our New York team on
Monday - Friday: 9am - 7:30pm
Saturday: 9am - 5pm
Sunday: 10am - 4pm
The Inspiring Difference
Personal to you
- We get to know you personally
- Tailor-made holidays that are unique to you
- Enhancing your escape with personal touches
Experts in luxury
- Expert Travel Specialists with first-hand knowledge
- Only the best premium travel experiences
- Handpicked selection of world-class luxury resorts
Always here
- Speak to us any time with 24-hour support
- Premium concierge service
- Personal relationships with our passionate team
Extensive experience
- Nearly 50 years of bespoke luxury travel
- Strong Relationships with industry partners
- Diverse portfolio and exclusive experiences
For the latest travel advice from the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office check www.gov.uk/travelaware
){kind=icon}