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Check into this Beetlejuice-inspired suite in the heart of NYC

Looking for a spooky fall escape?

By Amanda Teague Published September 25, 2025

Tempo by Hilton Times Square

Get ready to say Beetlejuice three times, because this October, you can actually sleep inside his world. Tempo by Hilton Times Square, the sleek hotel in Manhattan’s Theater District, is teaming up with Broadway’s BEETLEJUICE for a spooky-chic suite takeover just in time for the show’s big Broadway return on October 8.

Available October 4-31, the limited-time room transforms the hotel’s clean, modern vibe into a Beetlejuice-themed hideaway. Think black-and-white striped walls and ceilings, a haunting mural of the Maitland Residence hovering above the bed, and gallery-style portraits of your favorite characters lining the living space.

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The Beetlejuice fun doesn’t stop at the suite door. Downstairs at Highball, the hotel’s bar and lounge, guests can sip on playful themed cocktails and bites created just for the takeover. The star of the menu is the Netherworld Swizzle, a bright slime-green potion with a dark purple layer that nods to the show’s supernatural chaos. Made with Midori, white rum, fresh lime juice, and a hint of Crème de Violette, the drink is a spooky little spell in a glass. A special prix fixe menu will also be available for those who want to pair their drinks with a full Broadway-inspired feast.

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Guests who book the BEETLEJUICE Suite get even more treats. Each stay comes with a curated merch package of show-inspired apparel and accessories, a striped welcome sweet (a playful twist on a classic New York treat), and an F&B credit to use during the visit.

The takeover runs October 4-31, 2025, with a three-night maximum stay, so fans will want to book early to snag a spot.

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