Wythe Hotel
Brooklyn BoutiqueSkyline ViewIndustrial DesignWilliamsburg

Wythe Hotel

A factory with a skyline view

★★★★★📍 Williamsburg, Brooklyn$$$

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Williamsburg is the draw. The surrounding blocks are known for independent restaurants, coffee roasters, record shops, vintage stores, galleries and live-music venues, and the neighborhood has become one of the city's main dining districts. The Brooklyn Brewery, the Williamsburg waterfront, Domino Park with its skyline views and the weekend flea and food markets are close, while Bedford Avenue's shops and cafes are a short walk inland. In the evenings the area is lively but not as frantic as Manhattan, and a night walk along the waterfront with the skyline lit across the river is among the best free experiences in New York.

Rooms are designed with a sense of place. Expect comfortable beds, large windows, simple but characterful decor and, in the higher categories, skyline-facing views. The sizes vary, with some rooms compact and others spacious suites. Because the hotel is in a converted factory, layouts are less uniform than in a new building, and the staff can advise on room choice. The hotel has its own restaurant and bar spaces and event rooms, and a small cinema has been part of the hotel's cultural program in the past, though offerings change, so check current amenities before booking. The atmosphere is casual and artistic rather than formal.

Getting to Manhattan is easy. The Bedford Avenue stop on the L train is about a ten-minute walk and takes you to Union Square or Midtown in under twenty minutes, the NYC Ferry runs from the nearby Williamsburg landing to Wall Street and Midtown East, and the walk or bike ride to the Williamsburg Bridge is short. For visitors planning Brooklyn days, the hotel is convenient for DUMBO, the Brooklyn Museum and Coney Island by subway. Rates are typically at the upper-mid-range of the city and vary by season and room view, and weekends in summer are the most expensive. The Wythe is a fine choice for travelers who want a stay with character, a neighborhood to walk and a view of the city rather than inside it.

Amenities

✓ Converted 1901 factory
✓ Skyline-view rooms
✓ Exposed brick and beams
✓ On-site restaurant and bar
✓ Domino Park nearby
✓ L train ten minutes
✓ NYC Ferry nearby
✓ Local art and furniture

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the building?

A former cooperage factory built in 1901, converted into a boutique hotel that opened in 2012.

How do I get to Manhattan?

Walk about ten minutes to Bedford Avenue for the L train, or use the nearby NYC Ferry landing.

Are there skyline views?

Many rooms face the East River and Manhattan skyline; request a view room when booking.

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