The Suite

Perched atop a 40-ft tower, the Turret Penthouse West is a one-bedroom duplex with panoramic downtown views. The elevated master bedroom, adorned with Sferra sateen linens, features an in-room standing tub for a relaxing retreat. Guests can enjoy meals in the suite’s dining area, which seats 12, or unwind in the vintage-style sitting room with dark wood accents and a cozy fireplace. Tom Colicchio’s in-room dining provides culinary delights, complemented by a craft cocktail table and a gourmet minibar that highlights local produce. A standout feature of the East Penthouse is a weatherproof terrace adorned with wisteria, adding a touch of nature to the urban setting.

The Hotel

Forget any notions of stuffy businessmen and Wall Street bureaucracy—The Beekman, a Thompson Hotel, brings showstopping glamour to New York's Financial District. Originally built in 1885 as one of the city's first skyscrapers, the property sat abandoned for 15 years before being brought roaring back to life in a multi-million dollar renovation. Now, this Martin Brudnizki-designed masterpiece drips with elegance and old-school sophistication. From the moment you step into the stunning nine-level atrium, it’s clear: this is no ordinary business hotel. Each of the 287 rooms matches the grandeur of the hotel's social spaces and alluded restaurants, featuring wood-paneled walls and luxurious Sferra bed linens.

Amenities

• Bar
• Facilities for disabled guests
• 2 restaurants
• Pet-friendly
• Gym