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Question: Where is Brooklyn located in relation to Manhattan?
Answer: Just a quick trip across the iconic Brooklyn Bridge from Manhattan, Brooklyn is Manhattan’s neighbor and a city with its own vibe and attractions. -
Question: How do the accommodations in Brooklyn compare to those in Manhattan?
Answer: Hotels and bed and breakfast accommodations are generally cheaper than in Manhattan but no less comfortable or luxurious. -
Question: What do all accommodations in Brooklyn have in common?
Answer: What they all have in common is an appreciation for Brooklyn’s unique history and culture that strongly reflects its architecture and art.
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1. 1 Hotel Brooklyn Bridge
Admire skyline views and relax in eco-luxury on a romantic weekend escape.
Located in Brooklyn Bridge Park on the East River waterfront, 1 Hotel Brooklyn Bridge is a trendy industrial chic boutique hotel with unique range of suites with thoughtful details such as reclaimed wood, hemp-blend mattresses, and organic cotton sheets. All rooms have free Wi-Fi, flat screen TVs, private bathrooms, mini bars, Nespresso machines, yoga mats, and much more. Suites also have sofa beds and living areas, and larger suites have lounges, dining areas, soaking tubs, and complimentary bikes on loan.
The view of the Manhattan skyline is spectacular from most rooms. The hotel has the popular Osprey restaurant, rooftop bar, a gym, a screening room, and a luxury Bamford Haybarn Spa. 1 Hotel Brooklyn Bridge is a pet-friendly hotel.
Address: 1 Hotel Brooklyn Bridge, 60 Furman St, Brooklyn, NY 11201, Phone: 877-803-1111
2. Henry Norman Hotel
Discover loft-style rooms and explore trendy streets on an exciting city trip.
Henry Norman Hotel is located close to the lovely Msgr. McGolrick Park, perfect for taking a stroll through the shady lanes, relaxing on benches under the majestic trees, or taking photos of the historic bandstand.
Address: Henry Norman Hotel, 239 North Henry Street, Brooklyn, NY 11222, Phone: 718-663-2100
3. Franklin Guesthouse
Enjoy boutique comfort and walk to local cafés on an easy couples getaway.
Located in Brooklyn’s Greenpoint neighborhood, Franklin Guesthouse is in the heart of everything Brooklyn has to offer. It also offers easy and quick access to Manhattan – it is located a few minutes from the Greenpoint Avenue G Train station and the East River Ferry. A modern hotel that combines elegance with modern industrial design, Franklin has 30 loft-style spacious suites, each decorated in an unique style, with the 13-foot high tin-plated ceilings, original hardwood floors, specially commissioned modern art, 43" flat screen TVs, a minibar, free Wi-Fi, and coffee and tea. Guests have access to laundry facility, sauna, and fitness center.
Address: 214 Franklin Street, Brooklyn, NY 11222, Phone: 718-383-3900
4. The Williamsburg Hotel
Sip rooftop cocktails and see skyline sunsets on a stylish summer retreat.
Located in North Brooklyn with Manhattan a quick trip over the bridge, The Williamsburg Hotel is an upscale hotel set in the beautifully renovated redbrick building surrounded by bars and restaurants.
The hotel’s 150 modern comfortable rooms and suites are encased in Corten steel, brick, and glass and have double-height ceilings, beautiful natural finishes, floor-to-ceiling windows, oak floors, free Wi-Fi, and flat-screen TVs. Suites have sitting areas, and some have balconies with fantastic views of the Brooklyn or Manhattan skyline. Hotel guests enjoy the spectacular rooftop Watertower Bar, outdoor pool, and café. The Avenue is a seasonal restaurant overlooking Wythe Ave. Guests can use free loaner bikes and an area tuk-tuk shuttle.
Address: The Williamsburg Hotel, 96 Wythe Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11249, Phone: 718-362-8100
5. The Box House Hotel
Look at bold art and relax in spacious suites on a fun trip.
The Box House Hotel is located in North Greenpoint, Brooklyn’s industrial chic neighborhood that offers visitors a true Brooklyn experience. The converted factory and its modern addition have 130 loft-style apartment suites with large windows, high ceilings, fully equipped kitchenettes, brightly colored modern furnishings, hardwood floors, original antiques, and carefully selected contemporary art. Some rooms also have a terrace and spectacular views of Midtown Manhattan and Empire State Building. Guests have access to the fitness center, sauna, and steam showers. The hotel’s in-house restaurant The Brooklyn Lantern specializes in innovative American cuisine, craft beer, and interesting cocktails.
77 Box Street, Brooklyn, NY 11222, Phone: 718-383-3800
6. The William Vale
Swim in the rooftop pool and savor views on an exciting weekend vacation.
The William Vale is a strikingly beautiful modern new hotel in the Williamsburg neighborhood of Brooklyn, just minutes away by ferry or bridge from Manhattan. The views of the Manhattan’s iconic skyline are spectacular from the hotel rooms’ floor-to-ceiling windows. All 183 suites and rooms at the William Vale are offering modern luxury with bright, comfortable beds, furnished balconies, free Wi-Fi, mini fridges and flat screen TVs. Suites also have living rooms, and some even have decks with hot tub. Hotel guests are invited to enjoy a 60-foot outdoor pool, elevated park, an upscale Italian restaurant, and a 22-floor rooftop bar Westlight.
111 N. 12th Street, Brooklyn, NY 11249, Phone: 718-631-8400
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