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The Beekman Tower, Trademark Collection by Wyndham

A historic Midtown property featuring vintage mix-and-match decor and a rooftop lounge with panoramic views.

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The hotel offers historic New York character with vintage-style suites, comfortable king beds, and curated decor. Guests appreciate the rooftop lounge views and professional dinner service at on-site dining spots like Temple Court. However, rooms on lower floors suffer from late-night bar and restaurant noise, and some guests report dark rooms and weak shower pressure. 911510

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What travelers noticed

  • Suites and rooms feature curated mix-and-match decor, leather headboards, and comfortable king beds with crisp linens. 14
  • Bathrooms are updated with marble tile, D.S. & Durga toiletries, and rainfall showerheads. 23151
  • The rooftop lounge provides panoramic city views, and inner courtyard suites stay quiet. 8

The catch

  • Reviewers disagree on breakfast, with some calling the morning meal terrible while Globalist guests praise it. 231122
  • Guests have mixed views on water pressure in the showers, ranging from really bad to a powerful rainfall head. 91122

Who it's for

  • Lovers of vintage aesthetic decor
  • Guests booking with points
  • Drinks with rooftop views

Skip it if

  • Light sleepers assigned below the fourth floor
  • Travelers seeking strong shower water pressure
  • Anyone wanting cheap breakfast and drinks

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the room was clean and spacious perfect for a Solo Traveler like myself

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chris what do you think of the hotel so far i love it it's very vintage very wes anderson yeah it feels like you're on t…

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honestly i would book this hotel again i think the staff is really responsive and they take action right away like yeste…

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it has a pretty good location it's pretty close to Grand Central Terminal 11-minute walk Top of the Rock 16-minute walk…

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from the moment I checked in the staff provided excellent service and were incredibly accommodating

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The hotel's prime location just 5 minutes from my workplace was incredibly convenient

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the clean rooms with kitchenet and the friendly helpful staff made my experience truly memorable

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the convenience of the kitchenet its proximity to my workplace and the exceptional staff truly made my stay memorable

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The check-in process is easy and happens here at the front desk.

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Rooms in the atrium get the luxury of enjoying the beautiful architecture, but the ground floor of the atrium is the hot…

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The bedroom is a good size for a New York City hotel.

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The bathroom is bright and clean.

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The bathroom is well stocked with DS and Durgga toiletries.

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i love hotel bathrooms because i always get a lot of inspiration and i like the way this is laid out i feel like the sin…

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Score breakdown

How the 82/100 is built, category by category — each one with the strongest thing travelers actually said, and the source it came from.

Bathroom

85
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  • The powerful rainfall shower head in the huge shower unit stole the show - I could have stayed in there for hours. 9
  • i love hotel bathrooms because i always get a lot of inspiration and i like the way this is laid out i feel like the sink is big enough and you also have the shower which i love that back oil and i like that little like hiding situation in the wall where you have like the lotions and stuff so i mean it's really nice and it feels sort of like looks but like low-key not like over the top 160:53

Location

89
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  • I find the location to be pretty awesome. Easy access to all the major subway lines. Only about a 20 minute subway ride to times square area for broadway shows... Short of staying in times square (which I loathe), you're gonna walk 15+ minutes to Broadway shows even if you stay in midtown... So being down in FIDI didn't feel far. 11
  • I find the location to be pretty awesome. Easy access to all the major subway lines. 11

Room

83
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  • Right when I walked in, I fell in love with the One Bedroom Corner Suite. Like the rest of the hotel, the aesthetic is elegant and made me feel like I was transported back in time. 4
  • the room was clean and spacious perfect for a Solo Traveler like myself 191:29

Service

85
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  • However, the night we had dinner at Temple Court, the many members of the waitstaff who tended our table were super-professional. From explaining the intricate details of our dishes to making sure drinks were topped up to crumbing down the table, we were very well looked after. 9
  • The service was incredible - twice daily housekeeping with turndown, quickly responded to all requests, even had a gift for our toddler. 11

Bed & Sleep

82
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  • The king-size bed was luxurious-its sateen Sferra linens were heavenly soft and paired with the D.S. & Durga soaps and lotions in the rainbath shower, I slept incredibly well. 8
  • The king bed was very comfortable and the blackout curtains worked well. 23

Value

82
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  • Fully agree - one of my favorite NYC hotels, kind of unbeatable in its price range 11
  • As a Category 6 property, you can expect to use 21,000 World of Hyatt Points per night on off-peak dates, 25,000 points on standard nights, and 29,000 points on peak nights. That's really good value! 9

Where it is, how to reach it

3 Mitchell Place
New York City, New York
10017 USA

Details checked 2026-09-03

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Stay value

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Trails its peers

Falls short of what $$ usually buys

Scores 6 points below the mid-range median of 88, across 517 hotels in the same bracket. In New York it sits 6 points below the local median of 88.

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Location
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Room44 mentions · 3 filmed
  • Even the Jersey city Hyatt isn't bad. One station away from WTC which is basically where beekman and gild hall are... and the suite was huge, like a nice one bedroom apartment that people would rent for $4000 a month 22
  • I thought the same thing about the tea actually! The minibar was SO decadent I was shocked there wasn't any! I actually thought it was a hyatt requirement to have coffee/tea in room. 11
  • The first was mostly a question of taste: the room blends a dilapidated Victorian aesthetic with a minimalism that makes the space feel cold. It's furnished way too sparingly and the walls are too bare. 14
  • the room was clean and spacious perfect for a Solo Traveler like myself On camera191:29
  • Furniture felt kind of cheap (especially the plastic desk) 7
  • honestly i would book this hotel again i think the staff is really responsive and they take action right away like yesterday we wanted to look we wanted them to look into the thermostat the guy came literally two minutes after that and then they took care of a room issue in a matter of minutes she was like okay are you all packed up okay bring yourself down new key done On camera162:57
  • The service is absolutely top notch and the room size, for nyc, is actually decent. 22
  • The furniture was obviously not high-end, but it was completely functional and as a family traveler, space is a commodity I love to have despite it being in short supply in NYC. 7
  • Though a stunning building made up in part for a noisy, poorly designed room and a staff that seemed stretched thin, my stay at the Beekman just didn't measure up to other five-star hotels out there. 14
  • So you can see the room is small but that's fine. 22
  • Housekeeping: Housekeeping came in and made our bed one day, but neglected to replace the two complimentary bottles of water in our room on the mini bar. 23
  • On the ninth floor, my studio suite faced an inner courtyard so the noise of the city did not reach me, immediately easing my nerves. 8
  • The towels were fluffy, the sheets were crisp, the soaps smelled great. And the minibar was nuts! 11
  • Similar to the lobby, the decor and furnishings couldn't have been more unlike a regular hotel room. The space felt individual and unique - a far cry from the cookie-cutter designs you so often find in chain hotels. 9
  • I was instantly impressed with the size of the room, which, by New York standards, was huge. 9
  • Even the humble wardrobe added to the room's style. A freestanding antique-style dark wood wardrobe stood in the place of the in-built nondescript wardrobes you might be accustomed to at other hotels. 9
  • I was assigned room 929 - a King Bed Deluxe Room on the ninth floor and 1 of the hotel's 287 rooms and suites. It was a spectacular view down into the Temple Bar below. 9
  • The room is very strange! I think I'd rather stay at the Wall Street Hotel and grab coffee/drink at the Beekman. 10
  • Vintage furniture decorates the common areas and rooms, which feels very fitting. 4
  • https://www.thebeekman.com/rooms/#penthouses - their turret penthouses with a private rooftop terrace are super nice 11
  • The room, though not to my modern, minimalist taste, was beautifully designed and I loved every minute I spent there. 9
  • I thought the same thing about the tea actually! The minibar was SO decadent I was shocked there wasn't any! 11
  • Worth noting for non-Globalists that the standard rooms are considerably smaller than the Premium room pictured. Even by NYC standards, I found the room I stayed in to be exceptionally tight. 23
  • Right when I walked in, I fell in love with the One Bedroom Corner Suite. Like the rest of the hotel, the aesthetic is elegant and made me feel like I was transported back in time. 4
  • The Beekman's decor delightfully avoids the drudgery of matching furniture sets and goes for a mix-and-match aesthetic much like a home might sport. There were two flat screen TVs, which I felt was a little overkill for my studio room, but I appreciated the gesture. 8
  • The building itself was so interesting architecturally and design-wise, with mood lighting and velvet every where and cozy nooks around every corner. We stayed in a "1 bed corner suite" which was plenty of space for our family of three. At 42k points it felt like a great deal. 11
  • The Beekman's decor delightfully avoids the drudgery of matching furniture sets and goes for a mix-and-match aesthetic much like a home might sport. 8
  • The quirkiness of the lamp on the right-hand side of the bed stole the show as my favorite design element of the room ... 9
  • We didn't have any issues! their turret penthouses with a private rooftop terrace are super nice 11
  • Decor - Shae and I both really liked the hotel's design. 23
  • The room was clean and spacious, and full of interesting touches. With a huge king size bed, comfortable desk area, and lots of vibrant colours, it felt very unique but at the same time a calming and restful space. 10
  • My room was actually good, they have a knob that controls brightness and it actually has a ceiling hanging light. 22
  • The bedroom is a good size for a New York City hotel. On camera11:17
  • The Public's rooms are incredibly small unless you go for a $$$ room category. 20
  • The Premium room was a good size considering the hotel is in Manhattan where room sizes are often on the minimal end of the spectrum. 23
  • As for the hotel, I've never stayed in one of the suites, but I've stayed in deluxe rooms a couple of times and once, a smaller king similar to this one. The extra square feet make a big difference. Makes the whole stay feel more relaxed. 22
  • Only book the Beekman if you can afford a 1 bedroom...you can end up in a VERY SMALL studio with no ability to change. 2
  • At the center of the room is a very comfortable king-size bed with a leather headboard and, at its foot, a small, tufted velvet bench. 14
  • The base rooms can be the size of a closet, so I tend to book a king premium room to avoid that when paying cash. 11
  • The Public's rooms are incredibly small unless you go for a $$$ room category. Even then it still feels like more of a hotel for couples, or young friends traveling together. 20
  • There was also an iron and ironing board, 2 bathrobes, 2 cushions, an umbrella, and a safety deposit box. It'll be no surprise that the design of the minibar was equally as eccentric as the rest of the room. 9
  • The vintage-styled rooms are cozy yet comfortable (the beds deserve their own callout for lulling me into sleep); twice-daily housekeeping includes turndown; and the design, while charmingly shabby-chic (the mini bar, filled with local brands of snacks, is housed on a cart dressed in vintage fabric and fringe), gives way to contemporary comfort where needed. 15
  • The minibar was SO decadent I was shocked there wasn't any! 11
  • Room: Note that you can book a studio or a 1bdrm apartment. We booked the apartment with a pull-out sofa. It isn't huge - this is New York City - but it was much bigger than your typical New York City hotel room. 7
Location21 mentions · 2 filmed
  • Personally I would pick the Roxy. Bigger rooms, better vibe, near a ton of restaurants and transit, walkable to major tourist sites. 20
  • Wife and I stay once or twice a year at least. They convinced me that staying it midtown isn't for me, especially being less than a 5 minute walk from Fulton St. 11
  • But Tribeca (Roxy) is also a great walking neighborhood, near the river and the Village, with amazing restaurants. 20
  • The food is good (but pricey) and it was close to a subway stop so easy to get to JFK. 11
  • Glad you like the building. We love the neighborhood; rented at Beekman Regent for 15 mos. at 11,500; got to know the lay of the land and then rented better unit at 310 E53rd for 9000 for 2 years; then purchased in perfect coop wherr we renovated and moved into in October. 3
  • I find the location to be pretty awesome. Easy access to all the major subway lines. Only about a 20 minute subway ride to times square area for broadway shows... Short of staying in times square (which I loathe), you're gonna walk 15+ minutes to Broadway shows even if you stay in midtown... So being down in FIDI didn't feel far. 11
  • Location: The hotel is in Lower Manhattan, a couple of blocks from the World Trade Center and 9/11 Memorial and Museum. It's equidistant from the City Hall, World Trade Center, Fulton St, Chambers St and Brooklyn Bridge-City Hall subway stations, thereby making it easy to get around the city. 23
  • 50 Bowery is also a good choice with great views and great location. Not too $$$ and design-y enough that teenagers would probably think it was cool. 20
  • The Ace has a fun vibe, and is in a convenient location - just south of 34th Street. 20
  • The Beekman, A Thompson Hotel is situated 1 block from City Hall Park, right off the Manhattan end of the Brooklyn Bridge. It's perfect if you want to get a photo on the bridge and for easy access to Brooklyn. 9
  • 50 Bowery is also a good choice with great views and great location. 20
  • While Midtown East probably isn't the hottest spot in town, the location can certainly be good enough for tourists given the proximity to the United Nations (a block away) and an easy 15-minute walk from either Rockefeller Center or the Chrysler Building. 7
  • I find the location to be pretty awesome. Easy access to all the major subway lines. 11
  • The hotel's prime location just 5 minutes from my workplace was incredibly convenient On camera191:50
  • I agree that the neighborhood is convenient and very nice to live in. 3
  • Located in the Financial District, the Beekman is surrounded by historic buildings, including City Hall across the street. Wall Street, Federal Hall and the New York Stock Exchange are just a seven-minute walk away, making the Beekman a great home base if exploring Old New York is on your bucket list. 8
  • The biggest location drawback is that the subway stations you're most likely to use are a 10+-minute walk away, which is closer than the tourist spots I just mentioned but on a hot day I was sweaty before I got to the train. 7
  • And it isn't smack in the middle of the action - in fact, the walk to the subway might be a bit rough in winter months. Still, it isn't terribly far from Grand Central, Rockefeller Center, or even Central Park on a nice day. 7
  • it has a pretty good location it's pretty close to Grand Central Terminal 11-minute walk Top of the Rock 16-minute walk Central Park 3-minute Drive Broadway 3-minute Drive and also close to attractions like Time Square 3 minute drive Empire State Building 3 minute drive the Metropolitan Museum of Art 6-minute Drive Highline 7-minute Drive On camera190:46
  • But Tribeca (Roxy) is also a great walking neighborhood, near the river and the Village, with amazing restaurants. They are all good for transit. 20
  • Similar to Midtown, the location of The Beekman is great for subway access. In fact, you can go between Times Square and The Beekman in 20 minutes because they are located on express stops. 4
Value26 mentions
  • These might seem like nitpicky critiques, but I think they're worth noting, especially considering the high price of an entry-level room and the fact that this is a five-star hotel. 14
  • It's not just pretty; it's what gives the place such gravity, and now it's officially protected as an interior landmark. Also useful to note: There is a daily destination fee, so guests should factor that into the rate. 15
  • The hotel isn't luxurious - the desk was made of plastic and the pull-out sofa didn't feel high-end, but in a city where space is a precious commodity, the 1-bedroom apartment at this price point really delivered for us. 7
  • Super fun area (LES) right off the F line and you're surrounded by great food. Since it's technically a lower tier IHG property the rates are actually not bad. 20
  • The agnolotti was the better of the two dishes, but neither was anything special and both were, even by New York standards, very expensive. 14
  • Don't get me wrong, Gild Hall is fine, and price-wise it's almost always the better deal. But the breakfast is bare bones. 22
  • For nyc it's shockingly not that expensive for how nice it is. 22
  • The drinks are amazing, but not cheap (think $20 for a glass of wine!). It's also the place to have breakfast, which was tasty but pricy so we opted to eat in one of the many surrounding cafes instead. 10
  • Value - Can be good value booking with points. 23
  • With its range of amenities and convenient location, The Beekman Tower is the perfect choice for both business and leisure travelers visiting New York City. They did allow us to check-in early, as soon as a room was ready, without paying the fee to check-in early. 2
  • As a Category 6 property, you can expect to use 21,000 World of Hyatt Points per night on off-peak dates, 25,000 points on standard nights, and 29,000 points on peak nights. That's really good value! 9
  • The design is the only reason to like the Beekman. It's overrated, expensive, and the rooms are DARK 22
  • It provides good value for your Hyatt points given the cash cost of stays there, our room was well appointed and comfortable, it's in a pretty good location (if you don't mind staying in Lower Manhattan) and is pet-friendly with no pet fee. 23
  • You can find a full list of what's included as part of the destination fee here, but it's an underwhelming list of amenities that mostly consists of items that should either be included free (e.g. Wi-Fi, fitness room access, etc.), or are just small discounts off other services (e.g. 10% off massages, a discount on a yoga class, etc.) 23
  • I thought the food was good: though it was relatively unimaginative and overpriced, the smoked whitefish benedict and smoked salmon toast I ate were tasty. 14
  • Fully agree - one of my favorite NYC hotels, kind of unbeatable in its price range 11
  • The cash rate for the room we booked was $524.16 per night for the night that we booked, which translates to about 1.94c per Wyndham point. That's well over our Reasonable Redemption Value of 1.01c per point. 7
  • I also didn't say gild hall breakfast was necessarily better, I said the service was better. But yes overall my point is the dollar vs value isn't there for Beekman 22
  • Finally the rates are reasonable enough to book so I gave it a try 22
  • Yea, if there wasn't a Gild Hall that's a better value I might think this stay is a bit better, but the rates are so much higher, like twice to even sometimes 2.5 times the difference 22
  • Since it's technically a lower tier IHG property the rates are actually not bad. 20
  • The drinks are amazing, but not cheap (think $20 for a glass of wine!). 10
  • We essentially got laughed at when we walked down from our room for an early dinner. That lobby bar is an amazing place to have an expensive cocktail! 11
  • I found the prices list to be reasonable for the alcohol, though a little steep for the soft drinks. But $10 for a chocolate bar is daylight robbery! 9
  • Despite the online check-in offering early check-in for a fee, our room was ready when we arrived (hours ahead of check-in time) and we were given access right away for no fee. 7
  • Since it's technically a lower tier IHG property the rates are actually not bad. I've stayed there before whenever I've had friends and family using my apartment. 20
Food19 mentions
  • The staff was so warm and the space was intimate, and the food was great. 11
  • The former isn't owned by the hotel but is a valuable addition to it. We had dinner at Temple Court, where you can expect classics like Steak Tartare and Baked Alaska paired with a solid selection of wines, set against a moody backdrop. 15
  • The drinks are amazing, but not cheap (think $20 for a glass of wine!). It's also the place to have breakfast, which was tasty but pricy so we opted to eat in one of the many surrounding cafes instead. 10
  • It's one of the hotel's restaurants; you just have to go outside to get to it. It's lively with a warm and welcoming staff, has a beautiful Art Nouveau tile interior, and the food is very good. 22
  • Attached to the bar is Temple Court, the Beekman's restaurant. We had an absolutely delicious meal in here but as it was a work event, I didn't get my phone out. The steak and chicken were incredible though! 10
  • Be sure to make reservations for the restaurant. We essentially got laughed at when we walked down from our room for an early dinner. 11
  • I recommend having dinner at Le Gratin, the French place next door to the street entrance of the hotel's main bar/restaurant. It's one of the hotel's restaurants; you just have to go outside to get to it. It's lively with a warm and welcoming staff, has a beautiful Art Nouveau tile interior, and the food is very good. 22
  • On the other side of the wall is Le Gratin - a cozier, more intimate dining space. 9
  • The only issue I ran into was that it took awhile to get in touch with the chef Tom Colicchio-led in-room dining phone line when I needed to stay in one night. 8
  • My meal inside the amber light-filled Art Nouveau-y restaurant was a delightful $60 Restaurant Week prix-fixe-a soup de jour (a cooling gazpacho), a tender duck confit with warm green lentils salad and a decadent chocolate coffee cake with three-chocolate ganache. 8
  • The hotel itself is beautiful, the service is amazing and the Globalist breakfast is awesome. 11
  • Still the only hotel we stay at in the city even if the breakfast is just okay. Eating under the skylight almost makes up for it. 22
  • The hotel is fine but if using FHR, the food is average at best and breakfast is terrible. 11
  • The Beekman is also one for the foodies - the dining experience I had at Temple Court was one of the best meals I've eaten in New York. 9
  • I work at a restaurant in The Beekman, hard plug for that. Nice time 20
  • French toast is consistently the only thing I order for breakfast there. Wife enjoys the whitefish too. Everything else was overly salty, so good picks. 22
  • It was in Le Gratin where I was invited to dinner one evening with some lovely members of the Hyatt team and the PR agency that they work closely with. We were spoiled for choice with the menu. 9
  • While the quality is ok, I'm not sure I understand the previous comments I saw raving about Beekman breakfast. The flavors aren't quite what I would call "brunch" level. 22
  • Complementary breakfast for Globalists can either be taken downstairs or in-room for no extra charge. I love it when hotels offer this flexibility! 4
Noise7 mentions · 1 filmed
  • too loud if you're not above 4th floor. Bar was slammed but stayed near Christmas time. 11
  • Things aren't perfectly soundproofed from the comings and goings of the guests on the floor, but the higher up you are, the further from the bustle-and closer to that gorgeous skylight. 15
  • too loud if you're not above 4th floor. Bar was slammed but stayed near Christmas time. It's good if you're a partier, but park Hyatt better for overall relaxation 11
  • The "clock" style elevator floor indicator is cool. This is probably the biggest pro 22
  • The second issue was bigger: the room's windows had virtually no soundproofing. I'm a heavy sleeper, so this wouldn't have been a major issue but for construction on the building next door which began around 6:30 AM every morning of my stay. 14
  • Rooms in the atrium get the luxury of enjoying the beautiful architecture, but the ground floor of the atrium is the hotel bar and restaurant, which can carry some noise to these rooms late into the night. On camera10:47
  • too loud if you're not above 4th floor. 11
Service32 mentions · 5 filmed
  • chris what do you think of the hotel so far i love it it's very vintage very wes anderson yeah it feels like you're on the movie set everything just feels so opulent you know it's kind of nice though it's done in a thoughtful way On camera162:08
  • The front desk staff were friendly and professional, as was the valet team. 23
  • The service is absolutely top notch and the room size, for nyc, is actually decent. 22
  • I mean if you are talking about old vibe sure the wood is old, the floor has some damage but feels original. But nothing feels dirty and poorly maintained. 22
  • Room cleaning was great as well, with a day time cleaning service and night time turn down. 10
  • However, the night we had dinner at Temple Court, the many members of the waitstaff who tended our table were super-professional. From explaining the intricate details of our dishes to making sure drinks were topped up to crumbing down the table, we were very well looked after. 9
  • It's one of the hotel's restaurants; you just have to go outside to get to it. It's lively with a warm and welcoming staff, has a beautiful Art Nouveau tile interior, and the food is very good. 22
  • Fearless-Cattle-9698 • 6mo ago I'm sure you will love it, its definitely still on fancy side ibuycheeseonsale • 6mo ago You will love it. It's fun and beautiful and the staff feels so invested in your stay. 22
  • Overall great hotel, however they forgot many of my requests and I had to remind them multiple times. Concierge was unhelpful. 11
  • the convenience of the kitchenet its proximity to my workplace and the exceptional staff truly made my stay memorable On camera192:08
  • Unfortunately, I was far less taken by the property than I was when I first visited shortly after it opened in 2016, and though the stunning building partly made up for a noisy, poorly designed room and mediocre service, my stay at the Beekman was ultimately underwhelming. 14
  • Concierge was unhelpful. Rooms are small. But having said all this, a great hotel considering it's in New York. 11
  • The check-in process is easy and happens here at the front desk. On camera10:21
  • The service was incredible - twice daily housekeeping with turndown, quickly responded to all requests, even had a gift for our toddler. 11
  • The towels were fluffy, the sheets were crisp, the soaps smelled great. 11
  • The hotel itself is beautiful, the service is amazing and the Globalist breakfast is awesome. 11
  • Stayed here for 10 days last year. Overall great hotel, however they forgot many of my requests and I had to remind them multiple times. Concierge was unhelpful. 11
  • Friendly front desk service. It was no problem getting housekeeping to make up our sofa bed and they made it clear that they were there to help if we needed anything. 7
  • Service at the Beekman was a mixed bag. Though the staff was courteous, they seemed stretched. 14
  • The hotel's staff was welcoming and easily accessible-I was able to text them to figure out the dining situation and they were accommodating. 8
  • My fav. Great concierge too 11
  • The service was a miss on room service as well. Two times they didn't read my order sheet correctly, and missed an item. 22
  • from the moment I checked in the staff provided excellent service and were incredibly accommodating On camera191:23
  • Fearless-Cattle-9698 • 6mo ago I'm sure you will love it, its definitely still on fancy side ibuycheeseonsale • 6mo ago You will love it. You will love it. It's fun and beautiful and the staff feels so invested in your stay. 22
  • the clean rooms with kitchenet and the friendly helpful staff made my experience truly memorable On camera191:56
  • Staff at The Beekman are highly attentive. Although the hotel doesn't comes across as having a primary focus on family visitors, when my sister and her baby entered the hotel, one of the staff members handed her son a stuffed animal. 4
  • ibuycheeseonsale • 6mo ago You will love it. You will love it. It's fun and beautiful and the staff feels so invested in your stay. 22
  • Nope. I mean if you are talking about old vibe sure the wood is old, the floor has some damage but feels original. But nothing feels dirty and poorly maintained. 22
  • Service has declined slightly since our first stay, but it's still better than others we've stayed in. 11
  • The staff was so warm and the space was intimate, and the food was great. 11
  • Housekeeping was great. And the chocolates with turn down were to die for! 11
  • Service in Temple Court for breakfast wasn't amazing the morning we ate breakfast down there; our server was friendly enough but it took quite a while to place our order, then she disappeared for ages after we were done and so we had to call over a different server to get our check. 23
Bathroom18 mentions · 3 filmed
  • The bathroom is to the left of the door and is, I think, the best-looking part of the room. 14
  • The powerful rainfall shower head in the huge shower unit stole the show - I could have stayed in there for hours. 9
  • The bathroom is bright and clean. On camera12:48
  • The kitchen is amazing, the bathroom tired 2
  • Thankfully the bathroom was modernised, and clean and simple in its design. 10
  • The beautiful marble (I think) sink took center stage and was home to all the amenities you'd expect from any hotel bathroom. 9
  • The bathrooms are modern classics with Carrara marble tiles, oversized rain showers, and Brooklyn-native D.S. & Durga bath amenities. 15
  • The shower was good but water pressure wasn't the greatest. 22
  • Unlike some luxury hotels that have terrible shower designs which leak water all over the bathroom floor, the shower in our room at The Beekman had a door going all the way across, along with a raised edge to keep the water inside the shower - imagine that. 23
  • I don't try to paint things better or worse than they are (influencers always glam up everything). You can tell it's a high end property by the shower alone. Those tiles ain't cheap 22
  • Above the face towels was a small silver pot containing cotton pads, cotton balls, and earbuds. If only the fact they were contained in such a way would remove the need for the plastic that each item was wrapped in. 9
  • My only complaint was that the shower pressure was really bad. I chalk it up to how old the building was. 11
  • The bathroom was just as thoughtfully curated as the rest of the room. 9
  • The bathroom is well stocked with DS and Durgga toiletries. On camera13:13
  • The room was very spacious - especially for a New York hotel room bathroom. 9
  • Sadly though when I arrived, I tried to have a shower but the handle just came off and I had to have maintenance up - not what you want in just a towel after 12+ hours of travelling! 10
  • i love hotel bathrooms because i always get a lot of inspiration and i like the way this is laid out i feel like the sink is big enough and you also have the shower which i love that back oil and i like that little like hiding situation in the wall where you have like the lotions and stuff so i mean it's really nice and it feels sort of like looks but like low-key not like over the top On camera160:53
  • The bathroom had marble tile and felt modern and updated while retaining a classic New York feel. 23
Bed & Sleep3 mentions
  • The king bed was very comfortable and the blackout curtains worked well. 23
  • The huge king bed was a welcome sight after my long journey from London. 9
  • The king-size bed was luxurious-its sateen Sferra linens were heavenly soft and paired with the D.S. & Durga soaps and lotions in the rainbath shower, I slept incredibly well. 8
View1 mention
  • Reply That view from the tenth floor is very disorienting. That view from the tenth floor is very disorienting. It took me a bit to figure out what I was looking at. 10

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    r/hyatt - Review - NYC Beekman
    reddit.comForum thread2026-03-13Current32 quotes used
    Even the Jersey city Hyatt isn't bad. One station away from WTC which is basically where beekman and gild hall are... and the suite was huge, like a nice one bedroom apartment that people would rent for $4000 a month
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    1bdrm apartment in New York City for 30K Wyndham ...
    frequentmiler.comReview site2025-07-22Recent11 quotes used
    Furniture felt kind of cheap (especially the plastic desk)
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    r/hyatt - The Beekman NYC - criminally underrated
    reddit.comForum thread2025-03-09Recent40 quotes used
    Wife and I stay once or twice a year at least. They convinced me that staying it midtown isn't for me, especially being less than a 5 minute walk from Fulton St.
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    NYC hotel review: The Beekman (★★★★★)
    timeout.comReview site2024-08-09Ageing9 quotes used
    On the ninth floor, my studio suite faced an inner courtyard so the noise of the city did not reach me, immediately easing my nerves.
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    The Beekman Tower, Trademark Collection by Wyndham ...
    reddit.comForum thread2024-06-15Ageing3 quotes used
    With its range of amenities and convenient location, The Beekman Tower is the perfect choice for both business and leisure travelers visiting New York City. They did allow us to check-in early, as soon as a room was read…
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    The Beekman, A Thompson Hotel In New York
    frequentmiler.comReview site2023-08-30Ageing18 quotes used
    The front desk staff were friendly and professional, as was the valet team.
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