Wythe Hotel Williamsburg
Williamsburg, Brooklyn, New York
“Pioneering industrial loft”
Vibe
A 50-foot neon sign marks this converted barrel factory, where exposed brick and high cast-iron columns frame a buzzing neighborhood scene.
“Pioneering industrial loft”
Morris Adjmi architecture featuring Workstead interiors, original brickwork, reclaimed pine ceilings, and custom Brooklyn-designed toile wallpaper.
A preserved 1901 industrial cooperage retaining its original brick masonry, cast-iron columns, and restored factory-style arched casement windows.
Sixth-floor Bar Blondeau draws a lively neighborhood crowd for natural wines, craft cocktails, and Manhattan skyline views.
In North Williamsburg on Wythe Avenue, steps from Bushwick Inlet Park and the bustling East River waterfront
Rooms
Reclaimed timber ceilings soar above heated concrete floors, arched factory windows, and custom toile wallpaper illustrated with local water towers.
Backstory
The 1901 masonry structure was originally built as a cooperage, manufacturing wooden barrels for the waterfront's sugar refineries.
Eat & drink
Le Crocodile serves French brasserie fare in a bustling dining room, while rooftop Bar Blondeau pairs natural wines with Manhattan skyline views.
The neighborhood
Positioned along Wythe Avenue, the hotel sits steps from Bushwick Inlet Park and the buzzing shops and breweries of North Williamsburg.
The app
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