“To be or not to be, that is the question.” — Shakespeare

A gorgeous urban hideaway in downtown Manhattan, just steps from City Hall and the iconic Brooklyn Bridge. The Beekman is a concealed architectural jewel, revealing its allure through a mesmerizing central atrium and the cozy lobby lounge & bar situated at its base. Once the original stage for Shakespeare's Hamlet in New York, later a pioneering skyscraper, and reborn in 2016 as the luxury hotel it is today. You’re in good company, as Ralph Waldo Emerson, Mark Twain, Henry David Thoreau, and Edgar Allan Poe frequented the Beekman back in the day.

Few places can boast such a star-studded culinary program, even in NYC: chefs Tom Colicchio and Daniel Boulud are behind the hotel's gastronomic options, from five-course dinners to a casual (but no less delicious) Lyonnais meal. Each restaurant is conveniently accessed from the central bar & lounge, making a pre-dinner drink more than inviting, with a terrific view up through the atrium. If you’re keen to get in some extra (other than walking the city streets) exercise, a dual-level fitness center with a well equipped weight room and superb selection of cardio machines more than do the trick.

For those wanting the ultimate Beekman experience, the two Penthouses are located in the 40 foot tall East and West turrets respectively. Complete with private rooftop terraces and entrances, overlooking downtown New York.

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