Beekman Tower Hotel

I DID NOT STAY AT THIS HOTEL AFTER SEEING THE CONDITION OF THE ROOM, WHICH WAS NOT ACCEPTABLE! THE PULL OUT TWIN SIZED SOFA IN OUR "SUITE" WOULD NOT HAVE ACCOMMODATED A DOG! IT WAS STAINED AND FALLING APART AND WE HAD FOUR PEOPLE TO ACCOMMODATE, WHICH WAS NOT HAPPENING HERE! CALLED ORBITZ AND CANCELLED HOTEL AND FOUND MY OWN! WHAT A DISAPPOINTMENT COMPARED TO THE PICTURES I LOOKED AT ON THE WEBSITE. I ALSO HAD CHECKED WITH THE HOTEL BEFORE ARRIVAL AND THEY SAID ALL THE SLEEPER SOFAS WERE NEW....NOT TRUE!

I went to NYC with 3 other people for my birthday and had a fabulous time. BK is walking distance to Times sq and 6 blocks from tthe subway. There is a convienence store across the street and a grocery store with a buffet a block away. The room was great studio suite w/sofa bed it held 4 people nicely. We shopped all day and partied alnight. We were only in the room to sleep. The hotel had not turned their heat on yet and I was cold. They provided me with blankets and a heater. The staff was super friendly and helpful especially Liam.

but cold. it felt like an old building. kitchens a plus.

This hotel is a hidden secret to stay inexpensively, safely and conveniently in NYC. Located next to United Nations, in upper mid town it was a nice island of peace after taking on the city each day. Parking @ $ 38 per 24 hours is available 1 1/2 blocks away. We left the car at the garage and cabbed and subwayed to shopping and restaurants. Great view but overpriced, bland food at Top of the Tower on 26th floor.

we have base on this hotel to move in the city on foot or by subway. The connections are good

Hotels in NYC are expensive, and they don't offer much in return. This hotel cost us about $215 per night (for 3 people), yet it is barely a two-star hotel. The rooms are not particularly clean, have some old tainted furniture, there is neither breakfast nor wifi included. But that's how the hotels in NYC are. Anywhere else, for the same price you would be staying in a 4-star or 5-star hotel. It is not because the rooms are more expensive in NYC - this hotel has 26 floors. Rather, it is because they can charge you all that money and you really don't have many other options. I wouldn't stay there again - it was too expensive for the quality. You can find similar quality for about 150 dollars in smaller hotels, and you can rent a small apartment for the same money (about $150 per day). But, it is not the worst option either, so if they give you a nice room on a higher floor you may end up with an excellent view of the city...

Ample room but very tired. Room service was a big disappointment.

I stayed at the Beekman Hotel to interview for jobs. Unfortunately the location was not very close to the companies offices and it was a kind of seedy area; however, the hotel "rooms" were HUGE. A Large bed and bedroom, small bathroom, and a large kitchen area/breakfast nook. There was a full set of appliances, clean dishes, oven, microwave, fridge, etc. For such a low price of the room, you get a lot for your money at the Beekman!!

Friendly and accomidating. Arrived late and they had reservation trouble but put us up at the Hilton just 2 blocks away and paid for taxi. Then upgraded us to a suite when we returned to the Beeckman. Room was bigger than most NY apartments. View of East River, Brooklyn, UN and Trump tower. Restaurant was 5 star. Would return again and again. P.S on bus route easy access.

Family of 5 and grandparents spent one night at the Hotel for the purpose of attending granddaughter's Carnigie Hall debut. The reservation was for two suites one for grandparents and the other for the family of five. The family of five was assigned a smaller suite which was an inadaquite accomotion. Additionally, housekeeper failed to arrange bedding until 12.30am. The windows in the sitting room which was converted to sleeping area did not have any ahades. The complaint about this issue was ignored and not achnowledged. The experience of this stay was considerably worst than that of previous times.