Ace Hotel Brooklyn

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“Cool & contemporary neighbourhood property with up-and-coming Brooklyn location. The vast lobby living area - complete with a happening bar & cafe - is the heart of the hotel. Decor effortlessly blends midcentury NYC, industrial grit & 1970s colour palette. Perfect for on-trend New York aficionados.”

Recommended for

  • Business meetings

    • A favourite choice for Silicon Valley execs in NYC. The lobby feels like a communal meeting room; a fun & lively place to work

  • Local exploring

    • Ideal option for those that know their way around NYC, aren't afraid to explore & are on the look out for up & coming spots

  • Industrial conversion

    • The building's industrial heritage is put to good use; expect plenty of exposed concrete & soaring warehouse windows

  • Value chic

    • Fab location at a great price: it's walking distance to both Union Square & Midtown

  • Restaurant

    • Hit the Lobby bar & coffee lounge for breakfast or afterwork drinks. As You Are restaurant serves up Brooklyn classics

  • Gym

    • Super-cool gym complete with vintage equipment was designed in partnership with 'Yeah, I Work Out' streetwear brand

  • Other Activities

    • The area offers fab off-the-radar independent boutiques; check out cool bookshops, florists & home decor pop-ups

  • Great walks

    • Head to Brooklyn Heights Promenade for amazing views of Manhattan’s skyline & New York Harbor

  • Pet friendly

    • Incredibly pet-friendly; furry friends are welcomed across rooms & public areas

  • Artworks

    • Original artwork by Brooklyn-based artists adorns the walls

  • Museums

    • Learn about the area at The Centre for Brooklyn History

  • Luxury

  • Close to nightlife

  • Romantic

  • Lively

  • Wedding license

  • Full of character

  • Lively area

  • Business Hotel

  • Boutique

  • Historic

  • Chic

  • Child friendly

  • Retro/Vintage

  • Sights nearby

  • Disabled access

  • Designer Shopping

  • Contemporary

Facilities

  • Rooms

    287 rooms in this hotel

  • In room music system

    In-room vintage turn-tables with curated vinyl collections add a cool touch. Suites come with D’Angelico acoustic guitars

  • Restaurant

    Hit the Lobby bar & coffee lounge for breakfast or afterwork drinks. As You Are restaurant serves up Brooklyn classics

  • Gym

    Super-cool gym complete with vintage equipment was designed in partnership with 'Yeah, I Work Out' streetwear brand

  • Wifi

    Free, super-strength plus lots of power sockets; this is a place that encourages on-site working

  • Bar

    For a fun evening there's no need to go anywhere; the Lobby Bar's happy hour starts at 5pm

  • Pet friendly

    Incredibly pet-friendly; furry friends are welcomed across rooms & public areas

  • Walking distance restaurants

  • Safe

  • Bath robes

  • Wedding license

  • Car not required

  • Outdoor dining

  • Private dining room

  • Garden

  • Child friendly

  • Sitting Room

  • Room service

  • Disabled access

  • Suites

  • Concierge

  • Air conditioning

  • Satellite / Cable TV

Activities

  • Theatre

    • The area is home to various off-beat performance art venues; think non-profit led talks, music, dance, theatre & visual art

  • Other Activities

    • The area offers fab off-the-radar independent boutiques; check out cool bookshops, florists & home decor pop-ups

  • Great walks

    • Head to Brooklyn Heights Promenade for amazing views of Manhattan’s skyline & New York Harbor

  • Museums

    • Learn about the area at The Centre for Brooklyn History

  • Sights nearby

  • Close to nightlife

  • Designer Shopping

Map & Location

Other reviews

The Best Hotels in New York City

The Roman and Williams-designed Ace Hotel opened in Brooklyn only a few months ago, but already it’s attracting the attention of aesthetes everywhere thanks to its facade by modernist artist Stan Bitters, a sculptural light installation that acts as an homage to Tokyo’s now demolished Hotel Okura, and a bar by Verdan Jakšić. This September, it aims to cement itself as a culinary attraction with its Demo Kitchen, an interactive space that’ll host everything from chef-curated dinners to mixology workshops and cooking classes.

Originally published by Vogue

First In: Ace Hotel Brooklyn

The lobby in any Ace hotel is the place to be, and its Brooklyn outpost is no different. There are public workspaces galore—including an extra-long, library-style table; a plant-filled garden with a full ceiling of skylights; and a moody bar area with cozy seating—and plenty of guests, locals, and Ace staff making use of them all. The Wi-Fi is free, outlets are plentiful, lobby happy hour kicks off at 5 p.m. and options for meeting up with friends or colleagues—or even taking a quiet Zoom call—are endless. (Plus, the hotel is dog-friendly, so when I sat down to get work done, it was next to two very well-behaved Cavalier King Charles Spaniels named Darcy and Bingley.) It’s all part of Ace’s mission to involve the neighborhood in the hotel’s success, as much as the guests. Here, that actually starts outside, on the aptly named “Stoop,” with two concrete picnic tables in front of the entrance to invite passersby to take a beat and relax.

Originally published by CNT Traveller

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