The Beekman, A Thompson Hotel

“Under the radar but almost a perfect stay. A rare hotel that stays with you. I felt this way about the St. Regis (NY). The Beekman had the same effect. Highly recommended if you're thinking about staying downtown. Very comfortable room. Superior staff. Good vibes all around.” — David Smith

“I stayed two nights at The Beekman and unfortunately had a frustrating experience from check-in to checkout. Check-in started by having us wait 10 minutes despite there being no line. Just staff typing into a computer with us waiting awkwardly in front. Staff were present but busier with other things. The main issue was the bathroom. On night two, our shower had green water pooling on the floor and the sink ran brown (photos attached). We called three times over 20 plus minutes before anyone responded, and no solution was offered while we waited. This happened at 8 pm, right after a night run,” — Jack Moldave

“My wife has declared this is the only hotel we are allowed to stay at from now on when we visit Manhattan. Amazing ambiance and interior design. Everything was both classy and classic. There is almost no need to go anywhere else because the restaurant and the bar onsite are top tier (we didn’t try the French bistro, but we will next time). Location is better than you might think, with easy access to the subway if you want to explore the rest of the city. We took the Airtrain from JFK and it only required 400 feet of walking, it was awesome. We’ve stayed here before in one of the smaller rooms,” — David Ulrich