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The Beekman, A Thompson Hotel

New York City • Financial District • SPLURGE

avg. $436 / night

Includes $23 / night in cash back

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PB hotel design editorial

Few downtown Manhattan buildings carry their Victorian ornament as confidently as 5 Beekman Street, a Temple Court structure dating to 1883 that architect James Renwick Jr.'s firm designed in the Romanesque Revival style before a complementary annex rose alongside it in 1894. The terra-cotta detailing, the steep mansard roof with its pointed slate turret, and the warm orange-red brick visible in the exterior images all survived long decades of neglect — the building sat empty for nearly forty years before Gerner Kronick + Valcarcel Architects led its restoration and conversion. When The Beekman opened in 2016 across its 287 rooms and eleven floors, the defining interior gesture was already baked into the structure: an extraordinary nine-storey skylit atrium, its cast-iron tiers rising in ornate balconies to a pyramidal glass ceiling. Martin Brudnizki Design Studio handled the guest rooms, threading a deliberately layered sensibility through each one — smoked-glass Murano-style chandeliers suspended from plaster crown molding, nailhead-trimmed upholstered headboards in leather and linen, wide-plank dark oak floors, and jewel-toned overdyed rugs in teal and cobalt that anchor sitting areas furnished with velvet armchairs and cane-backed occasional chairs. The contrast with the basement bar — exposed brick, raw ductwork, a curved copper-topped counter lit by fringed table lamps, the whole room carrying the atmosphere of a Prohibition-era speakeasy — demonstrates Brudnizki's range. The ground-floor brasserie, with its hand-painted ceramic tile panels, antiqued mirror walls, and Thonet bentwood chairs, completes a property that wears its architectural inheritance lightly and with evident pleasure.

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The Beekman, a Thompson Hotel in Lower Manhattan, offers a wide variety of luxurious accommodations and nearby attractions to enjoy during your stay. Our hotel is located near the World Trade Center, City Hall, the Brooklyn Bridge, the South Street Seaport and more.

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Free Internet

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Pets Allowed

Wifi

The Beekman, A Thompson Hotel Reviews

2,150 reviews

"wonderful old hotel and staff was great. Overall good experience and room was nice. enjoyed our stay. Staff was helpful, convenient location for Brooklyn bridge and financial district."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Apr 20, 2026

"I recently stayed at the The Beekman, A Thompson Hotel and overall the experience was mediocre with a few bright spots. The stay started off on the wrong foot when our room was not ready when we arrived at 5:30 PM, which caused us to rush and ultimately arrive late to our dinner and show. Upon check-in, we were not provided with a welcome letter or any clear explanation of the amenities or benefits tied to our reservation. This led to confusion the next morning. For example, we later learned we had a breakfast credit, but were never advised to make reservations, resulting in a 45-minute wait to be seated. Another inconvenience was the late checkout policy. Guests cannot request late checkout until the morning of departure, which makes it difficult to plan ahead, especially if you’re hoping for a relaxed morning without uncertainty. When I asked about the missing information and lack of explanation, I was told they were overwhelmed with Chase Sapphire and Amex bookings and had to reprint benefit materials. While understandable, it still impacted the overall experience and should be better managed. The highlight of the stay was the housekeeping team. They were incredibly kind, attentive, and flexible, doing an excellent job keeping the room clean and organized while working around our schedule. Overall, while the property itself is beautiful, the service and communication gaps made the experience fall short of expectations."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Apr 19, 2026

"I stayed at The Beekman recently while in NYC for a high-stakes professional presentation. Having traveled in from Boston the night before, my primary goal was to get a solid night’s rest to ensure I was sharp and productive the following day. Unfortunately, I was given what I can only describe as the worst possible room in the hotel. At 12:45 AM, I was jolted awake by the deafening noise of a trash pickup truck directly outside my window. The removal process lasted an entire hour, making it impossible to drift back to sleep. Just as I finally managed to close my eyes again, the trucks returned at 4:30 AM for another round. I called the front desk during both instances. While the staff was apologetic, the damage was done. My entire night was ruined, and as a result, I was completely unproductive during my presentation the next day. While I appreciate that the hotel manager provided some points as a gesture of goodwill, it doesn't make up for the lack of basic soundproofing and poor room placement. For a Category 6 hotel, you expect a premium experience—or at the very least, a quiet night's sleep. This was a major letdown for a property of this supposed caliber."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Apr 16, 2026

"Conveniently located with comfortable, quiet rooms, a very friendly staff and great dining options. We had three different rooms with friends and family and all of us said we would go back."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Apr 13, 2026

"The hotel is only minutes away from the subway station. Many restaurants near by. We were a little worried it might be an old musty hotel. To our surprise, the room was gorgeous. The bed was super comfortable, not to mention the newly furnished bathrooms. The products are divine. The room may look small when you first enter but we had a desk area as well as a bench by the window to rest our backpacks on. TVs are new where you can connect to netflix, youtube, etc. We had 3 great night sleeps. We will definitely be back. And I now want to explore other Thompson hotels to find little gems."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Apr 11, 2026

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