1 Hotel Brooklyn Bridge
Inside Brooklyn Bridge Park, with a rooftop pool facing the Manhattan skyline.
Collection · 44 hotels
High floors and glass pointed at the good part of the horizon.
Inside Brooklyn Bridge Park, with a rooftop pool facing the Manhattan skyline.
Loft-style rooms with skyline views on Jackson Avenue.
A slim NoMad tower with a bar on the 31st floor.
A rooftop with the best Manhattan skyline view in Brooklyn.
An Art Deco landmark by the UN, all suites, with a rooftop.
Concrete-and-glass minimalism in Long Island City, with Manhattan skyline views at Queens prices.
A budget hotel with skyline views across the river.
A tall Garment District tower with a warm cookie at check-in.
Free breakfast, skyline views, ten minutes from Midtown.
Skyline views and brand reliability, one stop from Midtown.
Skyline views and dependable rooms, one stop from Midtown.
Maritime-influenced design on Water Street.
A tall tower with the best rooftop views on the Lower East Side.
A rooftop bar with skyline views, on Metropolitan Avenue.
Floor-to-ceiling glass and skyline views on Fourth Avenue.
Floor-to-ceiling glass over the Lower East Side rooftops.
Riu's second Times Square tower, newer and taller.
A slim tower on 45th with one of the better Times Square rooftops.
Sofa beds and skyline views across the river.
A former printing house on Eleventh Avenue with a rooftop over the Hudson.
A big, well-run tower on the quieter western edge of Times Square.
A slender West 57th Street tower two blocks from the park.
Harbour views from Sunset Park.
Skyline views across the East River at outer-borough rates.
A 40-foot outdoor pool in the middle of Williamsburg.
Guest rooms start on the 28th floor, so every view is a good one.
A design-conscious independent with skyline views in LIC.
A full-service Marriott beside Battery Park City.
Rebuilt for the park view, with a 47th-floor bar to match.
A rooftop bar and pool complex facing the Queensboro Bridge and the Midtown skyline.
Floor-to-ceiling glass looking straight down onto the Times Square lights.
All-suite with free breakfast in Long Island City.
Floor-to-ceiling glass on the SoHo–Hudson Square edge, with a seasonal rooftop pool.
A brick-and-glass Williamsburg landmark with a rooftop pool and a Mediterranean restaurant.
A small hotel in Brooklyn's most cut-off neighborhood.
A newer Williamsburg hotel with a strong rooftop and restaurant.
Straddling the High Line on concrete stilts, with floor-to-ceiling glass in every room.
A big outdoor courtyard on the edge of Downtown Brooklyn.
Manhattan skyline views one stop from Midtown.
The tallest building in Williamsburg, with a 60-foot outdoor pool and private balconies in every room.
Extended-stay suites with kitchens and skyline views.
Mid-scale reliability with skyline views across the river.
The 1901 cooperage conversion that made Williamsburg a hotel destination.
Floor-to-ceiling skyline views and a rooftop bar in LIC.
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