Wythe Hotel

Stylish Industrial Vibes on the Brooklyn Waterfront

Set in a converted 100-year-old factory, the Wythe Hotel seamlessly blends its industrial past with modern comfort and creative flair. With just 69 rooms, this boutique hotel offers a cozy yet upscale experience in the heart of Brooklyn’s Williamsburg neighborhood. Think exposed brick, original timber ceilings, and heated concrete floors—all within walking distance of some of the borough's best music venues.

Why Concert-goers love it

If you’re heading to a show in Williamsburg or North Brooklyn, the Wythe Hotel puts you right in the action. After the gig, retreat to a room that’s as cool as the setlist, with soundproofed walls and blackout curtains for a peaceful night’s sleep. The East River Ferry is just a short walk away—ideal for late-night returns from Manhattan shows. Plus, with a 3:00 PM check-in and 11:00 AM check-out, there’s just enough flexibility for your concert schedule.

Who this Hotel is great for

• Groups of friends looking for a stylish base close to nightlife
• Solo travelers catching a long-awaited artist
• Couples making a romantic weekend around a show
• Fans who want a peaceful, design-forward place to wind down
• Budget-conscious music lovers who value location and style over chain hotel frills

Food and Drink Options

Le Crocodile, the on-site French restaurant, serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner using locally sourced ingredients—perfect for a post-concert brunch. For smaller bites and skyline views, Bar Blondeau on the 6th floor offers small plates and cocktails. While there's no 24/7 room service, the surrounding neighborhood is rich with late-night eateries, all within walking distance.

Nightlife Options

Whether you’re extending the night or winding down, Bar Blondeau offers a chill atmosphere and creative cocktails. You’re also steps from Williamsburg’s bars, lounges, and rooftop spots, many of which showcase live music and DJ sets just like your favorite venue.

What People Say

Guests love the vintage-meets-modern aesthetic, with many praising the beautiful design and immersive Brooklyn vibe. Reviews highlight the friendly staff, clean, spacious rooms, and the unbeatable location for exploring Williamsburg’s music and nightlife scene.

Areas for Improvement

Some guests mention that the industrial style, while charming, can feel a bit minimalist—so don't expect over-the-top luxury. Also, while the hotel is close to many venues, it's a bit removed from Manhattan’s main attractions if you’re planning to sightsee before the show.

The Bottom Line

For concert-goers wanting a hip, design-forward stay in the heart of Brooklyn’s music scene, the Wythe Hotel hits all the right notes.