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The Brooklyn
Brooklyn, New York
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This Hotel meets our standards
What We Love
- The hotel’s sense of place, seen in Brooklyn-themed art and design
- Exploring NYC’s most vibrant borough, full of parks, museums, and eclectic shops and restaurants
- Sunny, stylish rooms equipped with perks like Nespresso machines and luxury toiletries.
- Complimentary buffet-style continental breakfast
What To Know
- Junior Suites are extra spacious at 418 square feet (huge by New York standards)
- On-site fitness center
- Event space for 100 people
- Free WiFi
Amenities
- Gym
- Free WiFi
- Bar
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Overview
Comfortable boutique hotel whose contemporary design pays tribute to its location in the heart of Brooklyn
The Lowdown
This 34-room property takes inspiration from its Brooklyn location, showcasing artworks that provide a sense of place along with exposed brick walls and wooden ceilings. Local design firm Espacios Design Studio commissioned photographs of the borough from historian Brian Merlis, whose large-scale prints span historic shots of iconic places like Brooklyn Bridge, Borough Hall, and Brighton Beach as well as contemporary streetscapes. There are plenty of modern furnishings as well, including an eye-catching chandelier by Gabriel Scott at the entrance made of asymmetrical metallic chains. For now, a limited selection of bites and drinks are available at a small bar by the lobby, but a restaurant serving American fare and a rooftop lounge are scheduled to open soon. Guest rooms are spacious by New York City standards, ranging in 160 to 420 square feet, and are outfitted with fluffy Euro-top beds, 300-thread-count linens, and welcome perks like Nespresso machines.
In the Area
Straddling Crown Heights and Bedford-Stuyvesant, two diverse and up-and-coming Brooklyn neighborhoods, the hotel is a perfect vantage point from which to experience the borough's more authentic side. Some of the area’s most important cultural destinations, such as the Brooklyn Museum and the gorgeous Botanic Garden, are within walking distance. And the Brooklyn Academy of Music, a 150-year-old center that features an outstanding roster of concerts, plays, and movies, is 15 minutes away by subway. After a show, stop for dinner at Berlyn across the street, a chic vintage-inspired venue serving German specialties. Then head for beer at one of the many halls nearby: Berg’n, a highlight, slings microbrews (and various noshes) in a hip industrial setting. For fine dining, look no further than the Michelin-starred Chef’s Table at Brooklyn Fare for a memorable tasting menu (but be sure to book a spot far in advance).
How to Get There
The Brooklyn
1199 Atlantic Avenue
Brooklyn, New York 11216
United States
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