Built-in 1928, the iconic Art Deco tower on the East River was originally known as the Panhellenic Tower. It originally served as a women’s-only club and hotel space for the national Greek letter sororities, and in 1934, it was rebranded as the Beekman Tower and opened to all.
Ophelia sits at the top of this esteemed monument of classic New York architecture, designed by John Mead Howells and featuring sculptures by Rene Paul Chambellan. It has breathtaking 360-degree views and has been a muse for New Yorkers, including one-time regular – Frank Sinatra.
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Built-in 1928, the iconic Art Deco tower on the East River was originally known as the Panhellenic Tower. It originally served as a women’s-only club and hotel space for the national Greek letter sororities, and in 1934, it was rebranded as the Beekman Tower and opened to all.
Ophelia sits at the top of this esteemed monument of classic New York architecture, designed by John Mead Howells and featuring sculptures by Rene Paul Chambellan. It has breathtaking 360-degree views and has been a muse for New Yorkers, including one-time regular – Frank Sinatra.