Wythe Hotel

Wythe is a 70-room hotel in a historic factory that dates back to 1901, and is located on the waterfront in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, with postcard views of the New York City skyline.

Retro-rustic charm at this hip, boutique hotel. Rooms attempt to accommodate all travelers and range from bunk beds to large (for New York) loft-style spaces.

Even though NYC-dwellers long-ago accepted Brooklyn as the best borough of the five, tourists are just now beginning to catch up and the Wythe Hotel is a chic pioneer in Brooklyn tourism. Directly across from Brooklyn Bowl, the Wythe Hotel has rooms for everyone from visiting moms to bandmates. The interiors reflect the neighborhood: custom made wallpapers, industrial-inspired furniture with opulent touches, excellent minibars. And true to Brooklyn style, a good amount of the furniture and amenities are locally produced—even the beds are made from the building’s own reclaimed pine. Ask for...

Even though NYC-dwellers long-ago accepted Brooklyn as the best borough of the five, tourists are just now beginning to catch up and the Wythe Hotel is a chic pioneer in Brooklyn tourism. Directly across from Brooklyn Bowl, the Wythe Hotel has rooms for everyone from visiting moms to bandmates. The interiors reflect the neighborhood: custom made wallpapers, industrial-inspired furniture with opulent touches, excellent minibars. And true to Brooklyn style, a good amount of the furniture and amenities are locally produced—even the beds are made from the building’s own reclaimed pine. Ask for...

It may "look like every other old factory building in the neighborhood", but inside this Williamsburg boutique is "hip and vibrant" with "rustic, modern" stylings, from the "casual" lobby to the "atmospheric", "loft"-like digs boasting "original industrial features" and "awesome" showers; "cool" staffers satisfy, and while the location lets you "explore Brooklyn" or "easily venture across the...

An old factory on the Brooklyn waterfront has found new life as the Wythe Hotel, one of the hottest hotels opening in 2012 and with just cause—the Manhattan skyline views are stunning. Built in 1901, this former cooperage near the Brooklyn Brewery underwent a five-year renovation, utilizing reclaimed pine from the original building to create rustic ceilings. Rooms have a distinct Brooklyn...

Retro-rustic charm at this hip, boutique hotel. Rooms attempt to accommodate all travelers and range from bunk beds to large (for New York) loft-style spaces.