Cascading nine stories, the Victorian atrium is flooded with daylight through its regal pyramidal skylight.
Photography by Richard Barnes

Bathrooms include vintage details, off-white marble, and freestanding tubs in select guestrooms.
Photography by Bjorn Wallander

Premium guestrooms channel the prewar character of the historic structure with high ceilings, aged oak floors, and off-white walls.
Photography by Bjorn Wallander

The 320-square-foot deluxe king room features a custom oak bed with a leather headboard and pops of jewel-toned color.
Photography by Richard Barnes

Eclectic décor establishes a residential quality in the guestrooms, while large windows provide an airy quality.
Photography by Bjorn Wallander

Surrounded by some of Lower Manhattan’s most iconic sites, the Beekman’s Queen Anne/neo-Greco-style façade was declared a landmark in 1998.
Photography by Tim Williams

The antique timber-topped reception desk is upholstered in a patchwork of colorful rugs.
Photography by Richard Barnes

The reception area’s black and white marble mosaic floor is offset by rich timber walls and colorful seating reminiscent of the decadent days of yesteryear.
Photography by Richard Barnes