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The Standard Room is a delightful and comfortable space spanning 285 square feet to 300 square feet (26 square meters) and features high ceilings, giving...
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The Deluxe Room is a luxurious space, spanning 320 square feet (30 square meters). It boasts a custom-made king bed with a soft and elegant...
The Premium Room is a haven of luxury, covering an impressive 375 square feet (35 square meters). Stepping inside, you'll be greeted by opulent velvet...
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The Corner Suite, a striking and spacious accommodation, greets its guests with an elegant foyer leading to a comfortable living room. This exquisite suite is...
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The Thompson Suite is an expansive and opulent luxury suite that offers breathtaking views of the city. Inside, you'll find a chic living room that...
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The East Penthouse in Lower Manhattan is a remarkable choice for an unforgettable stay. Its expansive duplex suite features a private 400-square-foot terrace, providing a...
In the heart of Lower Manhattan lies the nine-story atrium and pyramidal skylight, The Beekman Hotel. The hotel incorporates the expertise of the world's most fantastic designer, Martin Brudnizki. Guests can dine-in in the award-winning restaurants owned by Tom Colicchio and Keith McNally. Moreover, the hotel has also been awarded as "World's Best Hotels 2021" by Travel + Leisure magazine. The hotel features beautiful rooms and suites to accommodate its guests comfortably. The stunning design of Martin Brudnizki, out-class facilities, and the ideal location are just right to experience New York City.
Built in 1881, this architecture is New York's first skyscraper. It then served as an office block for decades. Later, they abandoned it for more than 15 years. Afterward, a British architect, Martin Brudnizki, was rescued with a multi-million-dollar refurbishment. He has also designed the Soho House and Royal Academy of Arts. Out of all the hotels, The Beekman swiftly earned its stunning position. Beekman, a Thompson hotel, is one of the top 15 hotels in New York City, making the guests' stay memorable.
The Beekman Hotel is the architectural gem hailed for its nine-story atrium and pyramidal skylight. The passionate architect has restored the hotel by fusing classic and contemporary charm. Custom artwork and refined furnishings in the guest rooms display the luxury. Moreover, as guests look up, they can admire the wrought iron embellished around the atrium. Additionally, extensive design elements adorn the massive lobby area. Oriental carpets, green walls, and blush pink velvet sofas are enough to attract all kinds of clientele at first sight.Exclusive seating arrangement amongst decadent décor on the main floor of the atrium. Moreover, the upper levels have Victorian wrought-iron railings, flowers, dragons, and sunbursts. Underneath the atrium, the Barroom is from the novel of Agatha Christie. It's all here. The staff, world-class dining, welcoming lounges, and cozy corners are all made right to exceed its guests' expectations.
Located between East and Hudson River, the hotel is surrounded by admired attractions worth a visit. Pace University is nearby. From the World Trade Center, the hotel is a five minutes walk. The 9/11 museum is in proximity too. Moreover, Brooklyn Bridge, City Hall, and South Street Seaport are also nearby. You can also avail of their car service to explore the nearby areas.
Deviously large, the hotel has an annex built off the main building. The hotel features 287 rooms and suites, out of which 38 are suites. Moreover, the vintage furnishings and lustrous and simple décor give vintage vibes to the rooms. The floors are made from an ancient oak. Vast wardrobes and drawers, marble desks, minibars, and leather chairs are some of the rooms' features. The velvet furnishings and leather headboards give English country house vibes. Besides, guests can have a perfect sleep on the Sferra bed sheets.The Double Queen is the spacious one of all the guest rooms. It spreads out over an area of 400 square feet. Dual oak queen beds, marble-tiled bathrooms, and state-of-the-art rain showers add more luxury. The rooms are also accessible to guests with disabilities. The bathrooms are luxurious, tiled with Carrara marble. They have suitable lighting with double sinks and Victorian-style mirrors. Moreover, the bathrooms feature products from hip Brooklyn perfumier DS & Durgen. On the top floor are two turrets enclosing the penthouse suites. Turret Penthouse is a signature duplex penthouse spread over 1200 square feet. The 400 square feet exclusive terrace provides panoramic views of Manhattan's skyline. The lounge, dining area, fireplace, powder room, and a gourmet minibar are all there. Moreover, a concierge is also available at the service.
Praised restaurateur and Chef Tom Colicchio have his outpost for culinary creations, The Temple Court. His hand-crafted menu is inspired by the ancient history of the building and his journey. Their signature menu includes à la carte five-course tasting with seasonal dishes like Maine Lobster or Trout Almondine. For desserts, don't forget to try Tarte Tatin. Moreover, The Temple Court in the garden setting serves four-course seasonal menus to its guests. The Bar room is also a part of The Temple Court beneath the atrium. In Lower Manhattan, The Bar Room is a new setting in destination bars. The plush lounge seating arrangement reflects the New York style. The location is just right for guests to enjoy hand-crafted cocktails along with an all-day menu.Secondly, acclaimed Chef Keith McNally is famous for Augustine's Brasserie-style restaurant. His first restaurant was The Odeon in 1980. Since then, his culinary journey has been a roaring victory. Be it a morning coffee or a formal dinner; the restaurant caters perfectly to all. The menu is a fusion of lighter dishes and French classics. In addition, the menu has a special section for meat, fish, and poultry. It is hard to pick, but Rotisserie prime rib or soufflé au Fromage is worth trying here.Lastly, The Amateur Theatre was once a hidden cellar and ancient mechanical room. But it has now been remodeled into The Alley Cat lounge. The lounge speaks of both a Tokyo secret bar and an American cocktail club. Renowned Serge Becker adds more to this retreat with his dramatic charm. Savor your drinks while musicians and celebrated DJs perform live.
Whether a personal gathering or a grand feast, The Beekman has space and exclusive offers to amplify your moments. Arched entrances, chandeliers, and furnishings add more elegance to the place. In addition, Clinton Hall, Chapel Street Room, Kelly Room, and Farnsworth Room can be booked for organizing events.
The Beekman hotel is suitable for all. The crowd is a mixture of tourists, locals, or business travelers from around Wall Street. Out of all the luxury hotels, this one is undoubtedly a show-stealer. In the Lower Manhattan Financial District, this boutique hotel is the ideal spot to retreat when in New York, United States.
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The hotel boasts a prime location near the Brooklyn Bridge and One World Trade Centre. It's also just a short stroll from the East River dock.
Experience Chef Tom Colicchio's Temple Court! You will enjoy history inspired cuisine and a cozy garden setting.
Stay at a historic gem in NYC, built in 1881 as one of the city's first skyscrapers!
123 Nassau Street, United States
Yes. The Beekman Hotel is a strong choice for travelers who want historic character and luxury service in Lower Manhattan. The hotel suits guests who care about architecture, downtown dining, cocktail bars, walkable sightseeing, and a dramatic Old New York atmosphere.
The Beekman Hotel is located at 123 Nassau Street in Lower Manhattan, close to the Financial District. Guests are near One World Trade Center, the 9/11 Memorial, City Hall Park, the Brooklyn Bridge, and subway connections.
The Beekman Hotel is known for its restored nine-story atrium and historic Temple Court setting. The architecture, high railings, skylight, moody interiors, and strong dining scene give it a distinct downtown New York identity.
The Beekman Hotel has 287 rooms, including suites and signature penthouse-style options. Rooms mix vintage-inspired design with modern comfort, high ceilings, marble bathrooms, and a sense of place tied to Lower Manhattan.
Yes. The Beekman Hotel works well for couples who want atmosphere, dining, cocktails, and a romantic downtown base. The atrium, The Bar Room, Temple Court, Le Gratin, and nearby bridge walks create an easy city escape without needing much planning.
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