The Beekman Tower Hotel is a luxury hotel located in Midtown Manhattan. This boutique hotel is situated in the middle of the Beekman, Sutton, United Nation and Tudor City neighborhoods on the east side, close to all transportation and directly off FDR Drive, making it a quiet spot for out of towners who want to engage in tourism without exposing themselves to the craziness of Times Square or other Midtown areas. Built in 1928, the hotel boasts the charm of an art deco style construction with spacious rooms not commonly found in New York City hotels.

Features and Amenities

Suites are offered in several different sizes, depending upon individual tastes and needs. Beekman Tower offers fully equipped kitchens and living rooms with sofa beds, as well as breathtaking city and river views. Whether you are traveling to New York city for business or leisure, you will find the best that the city has to offer right under the hotel’s roof. The spacious rooms, laundry service, fitness center, central location, proximity to business, dining and entertainment, and pet-friendly policy allows Beekman Tower to meet the needs of all of its guests.

One Bedroom Suites have a spacious living room with a sleep sofa, dining area and a separate bedroom. Large closets, convenient work area, cable TV in both rooms, and a fully equipped kitchen with microwave, refrigerator and complimentary coffee/tea. For business travel, or for families on their New York vacation, these suites provide a sunlit apartment experience.

Deluxe One Bedroom Suites have an expansive living room with a sleep sofa, formal dining area and a separate bedroom with a king or queen bed. Ample closets, convenient work area, cable TV in both rooms, and a fully equipped kitchen with microwave, refrigerator and complimentary coffee/tea. The largest of the one bedroom suites, many feature unique attributes, some with terraces, impressive views, additional half baths, and living areas large enough for dinner parties or small business meetings with the cityscape as the back drop. There are also two bedroom suites with the same amenities as above, which also boast two bedrooms and separate baths. All suites boast wireless internet access, multi-line phones, room service, in-room safes, Tarocco bath products, irons and ironing boards and more.

Beekman Hotel’s 24 hour Concierge service can assist you with restaurant suggestions and reservations, theater and special event tickets. If there is something you might need during or prior to arrival, they will be happy to make arrangements for you. If you are traveling with children, the hotel can arrange for child amenities such as a crib, extra towels, additional bedding and toiletries. The Beekman Tower provides several ideal venues for social events, corporate meetings or intimate celebrations. Facilities are available to accommodate up to 120 guests in the Ballroom or 50 guests at Top of The Tower. Meeting and banquet facilities from The Ballroom and the Top of The Tower with magnificent city and river views provide distinctive spaces and memorable experiences. Dine with spectacular New York City views at Top of The Tower on the 26th floor of the Beekman Tower Hotel. The creative seasonal menu has something for every palate, whether small plates, sharing, or a memorable dinner. The fresh ingredients, gracious service and amazing views are sure to impress. The Top of the Tower serves breakfast and dinner daily. The fitness center at Beekman Tower is open around the clock, and offers sauna facilities. Guests enjoy dry cleaning services, laundry service, valet parking, luggage storage, complimentary newspapers in the lobby and both smoking and non-smoking rooms. The hotel is pet-friendly.

Location

Beekman Tower is located in Midtown East on 49th Street and 1st Avenue, directly off FDR. The hotel is close to the United Nations, a short walk from Central Park, and a short cab or train ride away from Times Square. If shopping is your style, Saks Fifth Avenue, Bloomingdales, Macy’s and more are close by. Many of the city’s greatest restaurants can be found in Midtown, including Smith & Wollensky, Dos Caminos, Mr. Chow and Katz’s Deli. The hotel is a bit far east in terms of public transportation, given that the 6 train is located on Park Avenue. The trade-off for this location is that you’ll get a lot more peace and quiet at Beekman Tower than you will anywhere further west. Locations closer to the train are inevitably more popular and hence, more populated – which means that even at night, they’re not quiet. New York is the city that never sleeps, but if you’re looking to sleep after a long day of tourism, your best bet is a quieter hotel further away from the hullaballoo – such as Beekman Tower.