Eddie the doorman remembers me, the staff is cheerful and efficient and the room never disappoints. The bar and restaurant are great too. It’s a nice boutique experience whenever I stay there
Eddie the doorman remembers me, the staff is cheerful and efficient and the room never disappoints. The bar and restaurant are great too. It’s a nice boutique experience whenever I stay there
A couple of little complaints. Minor, but would have expected a hotel of this caliber to have complimentary hand cream and chocolates on your pillow at night.
Otherwise, a beautiful hotel, great restaurant, very friendly and helpful staff.
A couple of little complaints. Minor, but would have expected a hotel of this caliber to have complimentary hand cream and chocolates on your pillow at night.
Otherwise, a beautiful hotel, great restaurant, very friendly and helpful staff.
Anonymous traveler
Reviewed September 23, 2018Reviewed September 23, 2018
The hotel was beautiful and perfectly located near all the great sites to check off your list. You don’t need a vehicle because parking is way over priced but your doormen/valet are so accommodating and attentive. The subway is even reasonably within walking distance to take to Time Square or to go catch a great Broadway show!
The hotel was beautiful and perfectly located near all the great sites to check off your list. You don’t need a vehicle because parking is way over priced but your doormen/valet are so accommodating and attentive. The subway is even reasonably within walking distance to take to Time Square or to go catch a great Broadway show!
Dominique
Reviewed November 8, 2021Reviewed November 8, 2021
The hotel was at capacity for a big wedding, you would think the hotel would feel crushed and frenzied. As a non-wedding guest, the event barely went noticed. The staff was warm, attentive, and calm. Only downside of the hotel is that it takes considerable effort to leave the hotel as the rooms are relaxing and considered, the common spaces grand and ample - it is tempting to act like a throw pillow all day.
The hotel was at capacity for a big wedding, you would think the hotel would feel crushed and frenzied. As a non-wedding guest, the event barely went noticed. The staff was warm, attentive, and calm. Only downside of the hotel is that it takes considerable effort to leave the hotel as the rooms are relaxing and considered, the common spaces grand and ample - it is tempting to act like a throw pillow all day.
Matti
Reviewed November 8, 2026Reviewed November 8, 2026
The Beekman, A Thompson Hotel is the loveliest hotel I've stayed at in New York. It is charming and luxiurious at the same time. It has a breathtaking Atrium and beautifully designed spaces - from the hallways to the elevators to the rooms - all immaculately designed. The staff was beyond helpful and informative and saw to all of our needs promptly. They have lovely doormen that greet you upon your return to the hotel. Rooms are compact, but beautiful. Only complaints would be that it is a...
The Beekman, A Thompson Hotel is the loveliest hotel I've stayed at in New York. It is charming and luxiurious at the same time. It has a breathtaking Atrium and beautifully designed spaces - from the hallways to the elevators to the rooms - all immaculately designed. The staff was beyond helpful and informative and saw to all of our needs promptly. They have lovely doormen that greet you upon your return to the hotel. Rooms are compact, but beautiful. Only complaints would be that it is a...
Tyler
Reviewed November 9, 2021Reviewed November 9, 2021
Staying in NYC because of wife's illness and need to develop a treatment plan...several weekly visits. Stayed at the Plaza Athenae, The Surrey, and The Lowell. The Lowell was the best mostly because of their customer first attitude and competence...many good, small hotels in the city but the one that delivers the best experience wins every time!
Staying in NYC because of wife's illness and need to develop a treatment plan...several weekly visits. Stayed at the Plaza Athenae, The Surrey, and The Lowell. The Lowell was the best mostly because of their customer first attitude and competence...many good, small hotels in the city but the one that delivers the best experience wins every time!
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