Wythe Hotel

I’ll start with the positives. The Wythe is in a good location, with beautiful views of downtown and the water.

Now the negatives. First, there’s an extremely loud club pumping music every night, in addition to the noise from the restaurant on the floor above us. It was very hard to sleep (although the bed was comfy). The rooms are nothing special. Although spacious, the floors are bare concrete and could use a rug, and the shower was a tad moldy. Finally, there are no standard amenities like a gym (or even in room yoga mats) or coffee in the morning. You’re really just getting the bare room itself. We even had to ask for an iron, which seems like something every hotel in the US offers. All in all, very meh.

Wythe Hotel is a nice boutique hotel. The Wythe is a restored historic building of a barreling company. for sugar.
The room my wife and I stayed in was fairly average. Original brick walls with a nice view of the East River.
We are glad we came, but we felt the hotel was greatly overpriced.

I can’t share enough about how much my husband and I love our stays at The Wythe. We found ourselves alone this Christmas season and decided to book a two nights stay and because we loved it so much ended up adding a third night. We brought Martha, our pup too. The staff was BEYOND kind and attentive to us. The rooms (we stayed in one room the first two nights and a different because we decided to stay last minute night three) were spotless and beautifully decorated. Le Crocodile and the rooftop bar are not to be missed. We had breakfast, lunch and dinner with Le Crocodile. Located in a wonderful, walkable neighborhood. I say time and time again I can’t wait for my next stay at The Wythe. I recommend it to friends constantly.

I don’t know if I’ll ever stay in another hotel in the NYC area besides the Wythe, absolutely phenomenal on all levels! Let’s start with the friendly staff, not only did I get a room upgrade due to availability of suites but the staff there was very accommodating with all aspects of concierge, suggestions, and greeting me personally upon every interaction. The room itself had a spectacular view of the city, and the hotel is centrally located for walking around all Brooklyn. Rooms are very spacious for NY standards. Downstairs bar/restaurant had a great happy hour with heavy pours and big markdowns on all their wine. Upstairs is a fun rooftop vibe with tasteful parties going (not too late) and seasoned bartenders to make whatever I was into for the evening. It might sound silly, but the mini bar was the best I’ve experienced with unique local/international best in class everything much like the hotel. Absolutely a 5⭐️ experience that I would give 100 stars if possible.