Beekman Tower Hotel

Hotel Description

The hotel was built in 1927-29 as an apart-hotel residence and clubhouse for women belonging to national Greek-letter college sororities (hence the original name, the Panhellenic Tower). Designed by the noted architect John Mead Howells, this modernistic building features a square-plan twenty-six story tower with chamfered corners and setbacks. The hotel is located just steps from the United Nations. In fact, foreign visitors to the U.N. are frequent guests of The Beekman.

Hotel Services

• Business Center
• Concierge
• Fitness center
• Pet Friendly

Room Amenities

• Wireless high-speed internet
• Multi-line phones with voicemail

Dining on Premises

• The Top of the Tower Bar & Lounge (open for breakfast, lunch and dinner daily) is located on the 26th floor of the hotel

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