In the hip neighbourhood of Williamsburg, this hotel is next to two other trendy properties; you'll find plenty of shops, bars and clubs in the local area. We recommend the Italian restaurant Lilia and gastropub The Bedford.
The L Train station is on the Avenue, whisking you to Manhattan in a few minutes.
By plane: London, Manchester or Edinburgh to New York takes 7 hours, after which, a taxi takes 25 minutes. Book flights to New York.
Dating back to 1901, this eight-storey hotel used to be a cooperage and the industrial feel is still present - think exposed brickwork, polished concrete floors, recaimed wood and cast-iron colours. Local artworks in the rooms adds a modern touch.
While the Wythe doesn't have too many facilities (no gym, spa or room service, for example), there is a a restaurant, bar-restaurant and rooftop terrace - and it more than makes up for it with its swish décor and cool ambience. Service is friendly and efficent.
- Bar
- Restaurant
- Terrace
- Free Wi-Fi
Rooms vary in size and shape but are generous compared to most in New York. With an industrial feel, rooms have concrete floors and floor-to-ceiling windows that allow the light to flood in and enhance the views.
Room types: Bunk Bed, Studio, Brooklyn, Manhattan View, North 7th Loft, North 8th Loft, South 7th Loft, Penthouse Loft
Key amenities: ensuite bathroom with toiletries, bathrobes, sitting area, Echo Dot, mini-bar, TV, free Wi-Fi
Both ground-floor Le Crocodile Restaurant and the sixth-floor Blondeau Bar (with views of Manhattan) are popular. Like much of the menu, the Japanese fried chicken with mentaiko mayo is delicious. Le Crocodile has a bigger choice of dishes that won't disappoint.
Le Crocodile: French cuisine, dishes include trout almondine and duck leg. Open daily for dinner, Mon-Fri for lunch and Sat-Sun for brunch.
The Blondeau Bar: wines, cocktails, small plates. Open daily from 5pm.
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