Located in the heart of Lower Manhattan, The Beekman, A Thompson Hotel by Hyatt is one of New York City’s most iconic and architecturally significant boutique hotels. Originally built in the late 19th century, this historic landmark was one of Manhattan’s first skyscrapers and remains a standout example of Victorian-era design. At its center is a breathtaking nine-story atrium crowned by a pyramidal glass skylight—an awe-inspiring focal point that sets the tone for a stay that feels both timeless and luxurious.

Blending rich history with modern sophistication, The Beekman offers a truly unique NYC boutique hotel experience. The property has long been tied to the city’s cultural and literary past, once hosting early theatrical performances—including New York’s debut of Shakespeare’s Hamlet—and serving as a creative hub for writers like Edgar Allan Poe. Today, it appeals to design lovers, culture seekers, and travelers looking for a refined, centrally located stay near Wall Street, the Brooklyn Bridge, and some of downtown Manhattan’s most vibrant neighborhoods