The Beekman Tower, Trademark Collection by Wyndham, is a 1928 Art Deco landmark rising 26 stories over Mitchell Place in Manhattan’s quiet Turtle Bay, two blocks from the United Nations. Designed by John Mead Howells, this all-suite hotel offers roughly 170 apartment-style suites, each with a full kitchen or kitchenette and a separate living room, plus balconies on select floors. Upper-level suites frame sweeping views of the East River, Long Island City, and the Midtown skyline, giving couples and families far more room to settle in than a standard New York hotel room.

Crowning the tower on the 26th floor is Ophelia, the Art Deco rooftop lounge set in the historic ‘Top of the Tower’ space where Frank Sinatra was once a regular, now serving handcrafted cocktails beneath a glass Greenhouse Terrace. Step outside and Grand Central Terminal, the Chrysler Building, and Rockefeller Center are a short walk away, with Times Square, Bryant Park, and Fifth Avenue shopping just beyond, while the East River esplanade and Turtle Bay’s cafes keep the neighborhood calm at the end of the day.