Historic building
A former 1901 factory transformed into a hotel in 2008.
Sixteen-foot timber ceilings and restored arched windows shape the rooms and lofts at this Williamsburg hotel. The building began as a factory and was transformed into Wythe Hotel in 2008, preserving its original masonry, timber, and other details. Guest accommodations feature reclaimed timber beds, concrete floors with radiant heat, and views of New York, including Manhattan and the East River in most rooms. Dining is part of the hotel's offerings: Le Crocodile is an all-day neighborhood brasserie serving French fare, while Bar Blondeau serves spirits distilled in New York City and New York State alongside skyline views. The hotel also hosts events and has showcased art by local artists in guest rooms. It is located at 80 Wythe Avenue in Brooklyn.
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A former 1901 factory transformed into a hotel in 2008.
Accommodations feature reclaimed timber beds and restored windows.
Le Crocodile and Bar Blondeau offer food and drinks.
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