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Rooms & Views
Room (Your Majesty)
1 Queen Bed 721 sq feet Internet - Free WiFi 500+ Mbps (good for 6+ people or 10+ devices) Entertainment - 43…
Suite
City view
This spacious suite includes 1 bedroom, kitchenette, a terrace and 1 bathroom with a walk-in shower. In the kitchenette,…
Queen Accessible
In the fully equipped kitchenette, guests will find a refrigerator, kitchenware, a microwave and a tea and coffee maker.…
Supreme Queen Accessible
Providing free toiletries and bathrobes, this double room includes a private bathroom with a walk-in shower and a hairdr…
Sleeper Queen
Featuring free toiletries and bathrobes, this triple room includes a private bathroom with a shower and a hairdryer. The…
Supreme Queen
Providing free toiletries and bathrobes, this double room includes a private bathroom with a walk-in shower and a hairdr…
Niche Queen Room
Offering free toiletries and bathrobes, this double room includes a private bathroom with a shower and a hairdryer. In t…
Standard Queen Room
Featuring free toiletries and bathrobes, this double room includes a private bathroom with a walk-in shower and a hairdr…
Niche Queen
1 Queen Bed Individually decorated room Internet - Free WiFi 500+ Mbps (good for 6+ people or 10+ devices) Ente…
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Restaurants nearby
- The Four Horsemen★ Michelin Reservations are required or be ready to queue at this eternally cool Williamsburg wine bar part-owned by LCD Soundsystem frontman, James Murphy. The Four Horsemen's wine list is eclectic and laser-focused on varietals, and Chef Nick Curtola's succinct and seasonally changing menu rarely misses. Start with the veal sweetbread skewers with soy-cured egg yolk. Or the crisp chickpea crepe, woven with pieces of squash blossoms that lures you in with a layer of glistening lardon. Fried skate wing comes to you deep golden and impossibly crisp, and the Berkshire pork is tender with a hint of cider gl494m
- Aska★★ Michelin Aska remains one of New York’s most distinctive dining experiences. Hidden inside a dark, intimate space in South Williamsburg, Chef Fredrik Berselius draws on his Swedish heritage and the ingredients of the Northeastern United States to create a highly personal tasting menu. The room is centered around an open kitchen, where a small team prepares a procession of dishes rooted in preservation, foraging, smoke and seasonality. Shellfish, wild herbs, berries and carefully sourced seafood appear throughout the meal, reflecting a Nordic sensibility without feeling dogmatic. Highlights often includ1.2km
- Restaurant Yuu★ Michelin At the start of service, the lights dim and servers pull back curtains to reveal the full kitchen team dressed in stark whites and standing at attention. This is just the beginning of a carefully choreographed performance by Chef Yuu Shimano, whose classic French training and Japanese heritage translates to beauty and boldness on the plate. The lengthy menu celebrates top-grade shellfish and proteins that waver between light and indulgent. Think smoked surf clam with celeriac or abalone risotto with nori powder. The signature duck and foie pastry is a treasure from another era, while a pre-des875m
- Francie★ Michelin Set within a striking, limestone-clad building in South Williamsburg, this haven features sleek ash wood and mosaic tile flooring, exposed red brick walls and widely spaced tables. All eyes are on the open kitchen, a true-to-life stage for this team, who can be seen prepping, cooking and putting the finishing touches on a series of refined, brasserie-style plates. Pasta is a must, as in the conchiglie with a luscious clam sauce. Shelled clams, bits of bacon and sesame breadcrumbs complete the delightful preparation. Crown of roast duck arrives in dramatic fashion, presented whole and finished 1.1km
- Shota Omakase★ Michelin Far from the subway stop on a quiet street in Williamsburg, find this welcoming omakase counter hidden away near Domino Park. Chef Cheng Lin sets the tone as a friendly, relaxed guide for the night’s proceedings. And whereas some chefs practically take vows of silence with regards to sourcing and technique, he is quick to share where in Japan the fish is from, why he uses Inochi-no Ichi rice, and what it took to find his special aged soys and vinegars. His intentionality delivers in the form of excellent, seasonal product and a fine-tuned parade of nigiri, for which the rice is refreshed repea1.1km
- Oxomoco★ Michelin Don’t let the casual ambience fool you: Oxomoco is a serious dining room capable of great things. The room is lively and packed but always conducive to conversation.Tacos are the main draw, especially when piled with the likes of chanterelle mushrooms or the catch of the day. However, this kitchen team doesn’t stick to merely one dish or area of Mexico. Instead, they reach widely across a myriad of regions, always balancing abundance with fresh and vibrant flavors. The menu thereby tempts and tantalizes with such large and small items as the tropical hamachi agua chile and tlayuda crafted from1.6km
- Bonnie'sBib Located within earshot of the BQE’s rumble in east Williamsburg in a nondescript corner, Bonnie's is an absolute discovery. Inside, the look is retro Hong Kong diner through and through but Chef Calvin Eng plates Cantonese regional cuisine with modern interpretations. Yeung yu sang choi bao is a wonder, stuffed with shrimp, green mustard and lettuces, then crisped and presented whole. The salt and pepper shrimp is tossed with melted red onions and is ideal for sharing. Don't sleep on the classic Hong Kong street food like cheung fun, with tender, seared rice noodles tossed with shrimp and scal583m
- Shalom JapanBib This inspired little South Williamsburg spot finds its culinary niche in mixing Japanese and Ashkenazi Jewish fare. Not all the dishes are a fusion of the two styles, but many—like the matzoh ball ramen or the terrific lox bowl stuffed with avocado, Japanese pickles and sushi rice—cleverly straddle both cuisines.Kick things off with perfectly presented toro tartare over house-baked sake kasu challah, spread with scallion cream cheese and topped with “everything” spice; or the unctuous Wagyu pastrami sandwich made with house-made caraway shokupan (milk bread) and mustard. For dessert, the choco717m
- PierozekBib Alexandra Siwiec and Radek Kucharski are behind this casual spot in the heart of a historically Polish neighborhood in Greenpoint. There is a service station displaying Bolesławiec pottery, which is also the vessel of choice for their assorted food. Pierogi is their specialty—consider delicate parcels filled with jalapeño, mashed potato, and bacon—but don't sleep on their other Polish favorites including hearty borscht and golabki (cabbage stuffed with pork, rice, and topped with tomato-basil sauce). The savory and smoky kielbasa stands on its own, though whole grain mustard seals the deal. Ra903m
- Taqueria El ChatoBib It’s a simple space with just a handful of seats, but you’re not here for ambience, you’re here to eat well. This concise menu of tacos, vampiros and quesadillas delivers big flavor with handmade tortillas and generous fillings. Think corn tacos piled with tender al pastor, red salsa and a slice of sweet pineapple, or deeply savory chorizo brightened with raw onion and cilantro. Don’t miss the vampiro: a crisp fried tortilla with melted cheese, salsa verde and a towering heap of toppings.923m
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Attractions nearby
- Williamsburg Bridge bridge in New York City1.5km
- Brooklyn Bridge bridge in New York City, crossing the East River3.8km
- Empire State Building skyscraper located in Midtown Manhattan, New York City, USA4.6km
- Manhattan Bridge bridge in New York City3.3km
- Greenwich Village neighborhood in Manhattan, New York City, New York, United States4.7km
- Grand Central Terminal railway terminal in New York City4.6km
- Union Square neighborhood and square in Manhattan, New York City, United States3.9km
- Madison Square and Madison Square Park square and park in Manhattan, New York City4.2km
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