- 24 hour front desk
- Pet Friendly
- Free wi-fi
- 100% non-smoking hotel
- Bikes available
- Multi-lingual staff
- Air conditioning
Penny Williamsburg
Brooklyn, United States
Williamsburg
118 Rooms
Long before it was a nightlife destination, much less a hotel hotbed, Williamsburg was Brooklyn’s creative capital — and it’s this aspect of the neighborhood that the Sydell Group aims to honor with Penny Williamsburg, an 118-room boutique hotel at the east end of North 8th Street, just yards from legendary hipster nightspot Union Pool. The concept...
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288 N 8th Street, Brooklyn, NY, 11211, USA
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Penny Williamsburg
Long before it was a nightlife destination, much less a hotel hotbed, Williamsburg was Brooklyn’s creative capital — and it’s this aspect of the neighborhood that the Sydell Group aims to honor with Penny Williamsburg, an 118-room boutique hotel at the east end of North 8th Street, just yards from legendary hipster nightspot Union Pool. The concept is the classic North Brooklyn apartment, but done properly: rooms include kitchenettes, hardwood floors, and a carefully curated selection of artworks and art books. And the art is hardly limited to just the accommodations — there’s an in-house art gallery as well.
In fact, Penny Williamsburg comes with artists, too — a subset of its residents are fine arts graduate students from Bard College. For their benefit (and yours) there’s a touch of the Hudson Valley here in the form of a surplus of greenery, from a garden terrace to the in-room plants. And while the food and beverage offerings are a work in progress, the rooftop terrace is soon to be home to a restaurant and bar, complete with a DJ booth and a stage for live performances. Short of subletting an artist’s loft, it’s as close as you can get to the classic Williamsburg residential experience.
In fact, Penny Williamsburg comes with artists, too — a subset of its residents are fine arts graduate students from Bard College. For their benefit (and yours) there’s a touch of the Hudson Valley here in the form of a surplus of greenery, from a garden terrace to the in-room plants. And while the food and beverage offerings are a work in progress, the rooftop terrace is soon to be home to a restaurant and bar, complete with a DJ booth and a stage for live performances. Short of subletting an artist’s loft, it’s as close as you can get to the classic Williamsburg residential experience.