The Beekman, A Thompson Hotel
Financial District, Manhattan, New York
“Victorian atrium landmark”
Vibe
A nine-story Victorian atrium wrapped in ornate cast-iron balustrades draws a sharp evening crowd beneath a soaring pyramidal skylight.
“Victorian atrium landmark”
An 1881 landmark building featuring a restored nine-story Victorian atrium crowned by a pyramidal skylight.
Martin Brudnizki interiors blend aged-oak floors, custom leather headboards, and ornamental cast-iron balustrades.
Cocktails at The Bar Room beneath the atrium and late nights at subterranean lounge Laissez Faire.
In Lower Manhattan near City Hall Park, five minutes from the Brooklyn Bridge walkway
Rooms
High ceilings, aged-oak floors, and custom leather headboards anchor the spaces, balanced by eclectic vintage lighting and Carrara marble bathrooms.
Backstory
Built in 1881 as Temple Court, the site once housed Clinton Hall, a 19th-century literary salon frequented by Edgar Allan Poe.
Eat & drink
Tom Colicchio oversees seasonal menus beneath the atrium skylight, while Daniel Boulud serves Lyonnais classics alongside subterranean drinks at Laissez Faire.
The neighborhood
Set beside City Hall Park in Lower Manhattan, the Financial District's historic canyons and the Brooklyn Bridge footpath are minutes away.
The app
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