The Lodge Red Hook
A small hotel in Brooklyn's most cut-off neighborhood.
17 Seabring Street, Red Hook and Carroll Gardens, New York, NY, 11231Opens a live Booking.com search for this hotel · we may earn a commission
What The Lodge Red Hook actually is
Red Hook has no subway, which is precisely why it still looks the way it does — cobbled streets, a working harbour, low brick warehouses and the best unobstructed view of the Statue of Liberty in the city from the piers at the end of Van Brunt Street.
The Lodge is a small, simple hotel serving that. Rooms are plain and contemporary. Getting around means the ferry, the B61 bus or a bike, which is part of the trade. For travellers who want a genuinely different New York, it is one of the few places to stay in the neighbourhood.
What stands out
- 01 In Red Hook, a neighborhood with no subway and real character
- 02 Minutes from the piers and the Statue of Liberty view
- 03 Ferry service to Manhattan and Brooklyn Bridge Park
- 04 One of very few places to stay in the neighborhood
Rooms and suites
Standard Queen
Sleeps 2Plain contemporary finish
Deluxe King
Sleeps 2Larger with seating
Family Room
Sleeps 4Two double beds
Room names and availability vary by season — the live inventory is on the booking page.
Facilities and amenities
- 24-hour front desk
- Bicycle loan
- Parking
- Luggage storage
- Air conditioning
- Housekeeping
- Business services
- Concierge
- Laundry service
- Complimentary Wi-Fi
Eating and drinking on site
| No on-site dining | Van Brunt Street restaurants nearby |
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Where it sits
Carroll Gardens is Italian brownstone Brooklyn with unusually deep front gardens and a very good restaurant row on Smith Court Street. Red Hook below it is cut off from the subway entirely, which has kept it strange and low and industrial — cobbled streets, a working harbor, and the single best skyline view in the city from the piers at the end of Van Brunt Street. Lodging is scarce and characterful.
Nearest transit
- ▸F/G at Carroll Street and Smith–Ninth Streets
- ▸NYC Ferry at Red Hook
- ▸B61 bus
What's nearby
- ▸Red Hook piers and Statue of Liberty view
- ▸Valentino Pier
- ▸Smith Street restaurants
- ▸Brooklyn Bridge Park
- ▸Waterfront Museum
Conditions at this address right now
Live readings for Red Hook and Carroll Gardens, updated from Open-Meteo each time this page loads.
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Questions people ask about The Lodge Red Hook
How do I get to Manhattan?
The NYC Ferry from Red Hook runs to Wall Street and Midtown. The B61 bus connects to the subway at Carroll Street, about fifteen minutes away.
Is Red Hook worth staying in?
For a second or third visit to New York, yes — it is unlike anywhere else in the city. For a first trip focused on Manhattan sights, the transport is a real constraint.