42 Hotel Brooklyn
A contemporary independent on the Williamsburg edge.
Collection · 43 hotels
Stay where the evening is already happening downstairs.
A contemporary independent on the Williamsburg edge.
Loft-style rooms and a lively lobby bar in Downtown Brooklyn.
A rooftop with the best Manhattan skyline view in Brooklyn.
A small property in the Bushwick warehouse district.
A hotel in the middle of Bushwick's warehouse art district.
Forty-seven rooms inside the 1909 Battery Maritime Building, facing the harbour.
A converted bar building on the Williamsburg and Greenpoint line.
Full-service beside the cobbles of Stone Street.
A perforated steel façade and a pool you can see through from below.
A busy rooftop scene on West 55th Street.
A small independent in the middle of the East Village.
A restored 1907 building with a year-round rooftop.
The rooftop pool that started the Meatpacking boom.
A purpose-built tower on West 48th with a rooftop over Times Square.
Free hot breakfast near the Bushwick murals.
Full-service on Delancey Street, near the Williamsburg Bridge.
A simple hotel in Bushwick.
A tall tower with the best rooftop views on the Lower East Side.
A compact hotel on the Lower East Side.
Floor-to-ceiling glass over the Lower East Side rooftops.
Three bars, a Sicilian restaurant, and a rooftop looking straight at the Manhattan skyline.
A rooftop with an Empire State view, in the East Village.
Six hundred small rooms under four Tao Group bars, including a rooftop under a retractable roof.
A newer Moxy with a rooftop over Bedford Avenue.
A 1912 bank building on the Lower East Side, restored down to the vault doors.
On the Lower East Side's best bar street.
Ian Schrager's answer to the price of design — escalators, a rooftop, and rates that undercut everything comparable.
A rooftop pool on Allen Street, and one of the few outdoor hotel pools downtown.
A SoHo standby with a courtyard bar and a good rooftop.
The Meatpacking original, with the rooftop pool.
Basic rooms on the East Village's most famous street.
Persian rugs, a working fireplace and a lobby that has been a downtown living room for two decades.
A compact hotel on the Lower East Side and Bowery edge.
Japanese-run Park Avenue calm, with a jazz room downstairs.
Factory-window rooms and a garden bar in the middle of the Ludlow Street strip.
A newer Williamsburg hotel with a strong rooftop and restaurant.
A newer Lower East Side hotel at reasonable rates.
An in-house cinema, a jazz basement, and a soaring atrium lobby on the SoHo–TriBeCa line.
Straddling the High Line on concrete stilts, with floor-to-ceiling glass in every room.
A small hotel on a Lower East Side alley.
A glass tower with the lobby seven floors up.
Inside the 1911 Guardian Life building on Union Square.
A Beaux-Arts landmark on Union Square, run as a W.
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