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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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At a glance

An 1883 Romanesque Revival landmark in Lower Manhattan with a nine-storey skylit atrium and Brudnizki-designed interiors.

Best for: Architecture enthusiasts and collectors in Manhattan

Highlights:

  • 1883 Romanesque Revival landmark with nine-storey skylit atrium
  • Rooms by Martin Brudnizki with jewel-toned rugs and velvet seating
  • Basement speakeasy bar with exposed brick and copper counter
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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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About

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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The Beekman, A Thompson Hotel Reviews

2,165 reviews

"Great experience at the Beekman - second visit there and it's consistently good. The front desk staff was super responsive - Alan in particular was very helpful and professional."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

May 30, 2026

"After seeing several good reviews, as much as i want to like this hotel, it fell short. Room has a boutique hotel feel, but red walls and wallpaper makes it look dated. The dark sofa in the room was dirty, with white stains, but never properly cleaned even after mentioning it twice. No one followed up either which ruined the experience. The breakfast at the restaurant was good but we had to wait over 20 min for a seat. Location wise it’s in good walking distance if you are exploring the lower part of the city. Also easy access to subway lines near by."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

May 28, 2026

"I stayed for four nights in May on business in room 503, which opened directly onto the Temple Court-style atrium. Some noise from below did carry up into the room, but overall I found the space comfortable, spacious, and very well laid out. The room included both a proper desk and a separate table, along with a large wardrobe, which made it functional for a longer business stay. The water pressure and temperature were excellent, the Wi-Fi worked reliably throughout my stay, and I appreciated that a steamer was already provided in the room. The location was also extremely convenient. Several subway lines are within a couple of blocks, making it very easy to get around the city efficiently. On a Friday afternoon with particularly bad traffic, I was able to take the train directly to JFK, which ended up being a major advantage. My primary frustration was that the included $100 food and beverage credit could not be applied toward room service, which felt unnecessarily restrictive. Breakfast, included through my Virtuoso rate, was perfectly acceptable, though not especially memorable. What truly stood out, however, was the concierge team. Prior to arrival, they provided one of the best concierge outreach emails I’ve ever received, including an exceptionally thoughtful and well-curated list of nearby restaurants, amenities, and recommendations. It materially improved the experience of staying in the area."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

May 26, 2026

"Love the ambience of this hotel, the friendliness and attractiveness of the staff and the incredible food and drink drinks."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

May 25, 2026

"I stayed at The Beekman because I was visiting family who live in Brooklyn. The hotel is in an excellent location for this, just at the Manhattan end of the Brooklyn Bridge. I walked across the bridge to meet my family. The location is also very convenient for getting anywhere else in the city, as there are several nearby subway stops with many lines. My room was comfortable and very clean. The housekeeping staff did a great job. There was, however, a considerable amount of street noise at night, more than the usual NYC honks and sirens. Even earplugs did not help. I can't comment on the breakfast because it wasn't available on the day of my stay because of an issue with the kitchen. That was also a disappointment, especially since my reservation included a credit for breakfast. The front desk staff was often not able to answer the phone. The valet service was very quick and efficient."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

May 23, 2026

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