Wythe Hotel

Wythe Hotel is a boutique hotel located in the Williamsburg neighborhood of Brooklyn, New York. Housed in a restored 1901 factory, the hotel seamlessly blends the area's industrial past with its creative spirit.

The building features exposed wooden beams, cast-iron columns, and modern touches like curated artwork and floor-to-ceiling windows offering stunning views of the Manhattan skyline.

Accommodations

The hotel offers 69 luxurious guest rooms, each thoughtfully designed to reflect the building's rich history while providing modern comforts. Accommodations include high timber ceilings, heated concrete floors, and original arched windows that frame picturesque views of New York City.

Some rooms also feature private terraces, adding to the unique charm of the hotel.

Dining and Bars

Dining at Wythe Hotel is a culinary delight. Le Crocodile, the hotel's ground-floor restaurant, serves French-inspired cuisine for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, as well as weekend brunch.

The restaurant is known for its earnest French fare, fit for everyday occasions. Bar Blondeau, located on the sixth floor, offers a rooftop bar experience with panoramic views of Manhattan's skyline, serving small plates and a curated selection of spirits.

Events and Meeting Spaces

For events and gatherings, Wythe Hotel provides versatile spaces that honor the building's industrial heritage.

• The Main Hall has 2,100 square feet of event space.
• The 1,200-square-foot Outdoor Garden can be combined with the Main Hall.
• Together, they host up to 375 people for receptions.
• Smaller venues are available for more intimate gatherings.

Amenities

The hotel offers free Wi-Fi, room service, and a 24-hour front desk. Pets are allowed for an additional fee, making it a pet-friendly destination.

Guests praise the beautiful accommodations, friendly staff, and excellent on-site restaurants, particularly Bar Blondeau.

Location and Neighborhood

Wythe Hotel's location in Williamsburg places guests at the intersection of Brooklyn's creative legacy and New York's business future.

The neighborhood has evolved from a manufacturing center to a cultural hub, offering a vibrant atmosphere with numerous dining, shopping, and entertainment options.

Locations

• Jersey City, NJ, USA
• Brooklyn, New York