The Beekman, A Thompson Hotel by Hyatt

For a hotel that's over a hundred years old, it's remarkably well-maintained. Its location in Lower Manhattan means the narrow streets are understandable, and while the entrance and lobby aren't huge, that's expected given the prime real estate. It's conveniently located not far from One World Trade Center and the Charging Bull, with a subway station less than 200 meters away. New York City's subway system is very well-developed, despite being a bit rundown. The staff provided excellent service, with quick check-in and check-out. The room was also very clean.

The room was impeccably clean, and the hotel boasts a luxurious vintage aesthetic. The bellhop efficiently assisted with parking and handling our luggage. The Western-style restaurant on the ground floor offered delicious à la carte options. Overall, we had a very pleasant stay, and the staff were exceptionally polite.

The more traditional, the more international, the perfect experience, service, and hygiene are all first-class.

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Located in Lower Manhattan, the building is very old, so the bathroom has a smell of sewer, and there is the sound of garbage trucks operating downstairs at night and in the morning, which affects rest! The worst thing is that the light is very dim, and the room needs to turn on the lights during the day! There is a restaurant bar on the first floor downstairs, which is very lively. There will be noise on the lower floors. Overall, it feels like a pitfall and will not stay again

Facilities: Very good Hygiene: Clean and tidy Environment: The space is comfortable and just right Service: Very good, the front desk is very polite and friendly

Great location, great design

Very good hotel

Very good, very good, very good