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This 279 sq. ft. Room at 1 Hotel Brooklyn Bridge offers sweeping views of the Lower Manhattan skyline across the East River, bringing waterfront light and city character into a thoughtfully curated space designed for two. Climate-controlled heating and air conditioning, blackout drapes and a quiet layout make it easy to relax or work while taking in the iconic vista.
The bedroom is appointed with one King Bed dressed in premium bedding and receives evening turndown service. A work desk and 55-inch LED TV with premium channels provide both productivity and entertainment options. The private bathroom features a roll-in shower with a rainfall showerhead, a grab bar near the toilet, lever door handles, low-height counter and sink, visual fire alarm and other accessibility elements including wheelchair-width doorways. Plush towels, bathrobes, a hair dryer and designer toiletries are provided for your comfort.
Thoughtful in-room conveniences include a coffee/tea maker, minibar, free high-speed WiFi and complimentary daily news. Accessibility features such as closed-captioned TV, doorbell and phone notification enhance ease of stay, and connecting rooms are available on request. Daily housekeeping ensures the room remains refreshed; additional hotel services and on-site dining can be arranged through the 24-hour front desk. This room combines practical accessibility, modern technology and waterfront views for a comfortable stay for two.
























This room faces Lower Manhattan's skyline across the East River. The hotel sits waterfront at 60 Furman Street, beside Brooklyn Bridge Park, so the light and the view are a large part of the appeal. Blackout drapes keep the room dark when you want to sleep.
The room measures 279 sq. ft. and has 1 King Bed with premium bedding. It sleeps 2 guests, which suits a couple or a solo traveler. A desk gives you somewhere to work, and evening turndown service is part of the stay.
The private bathroom has a roll-in shower with a rainfall showerhead, plus towels, bathrobes, a hair dryer and designer toiletries. Accessibility features include a grab bar near the toilet, a low-height counter and sink, lever door handles and wheelchair-width doorways. The room also has a visual fire alarm, closed-captioned TV, and doorbell and phone notification.
You get a 55-inch LED TV with premium channels, a coffee/tea maker, a minibar, a desk, free WiFi and free daily news. Air conditioning and heating are climate-controlled. In-Room Dining brings seasonal items to your door daily from 7am to 11:30pm.
The hotel's daily amenity fee is quoted at $49 per room, exclusive of tax, and is applied at check-in. It covers rooftop pool access, Audi e-tron house car drop-offs within a three-mile radius, Mind and Movement wellness experiences and unlimited local calls. It also covers the Lobby Farmstand, nature-inspired programming and pet beds. Standard New York City taxes are added on top.
Barbuto Brooklyn is the signature restaurant, serving Jonathan Waxman's California-Italian cooking and the hotel's full breakfast. Neighbors Café in the lobby serves coffee, pressed juice and grab-and-go items from 7am to 5pm daily. Harriet's Lounge (Floor 10) has skyline views and live DJs, and Harriet's Rooftop (Floor 11) is open seasonally. Barbuto Garden is an outdoor spot open daily from 12pm to 9pm.
Brooklyn Bridge Park is essentially outside the door, and the Brooklyn Bridge is about a 5-minute walk. The High Street–Brooklyn Bridge subway station is also about 5 minutes on foot. The NYC Ferry landing next to the hotel connects to Wall Street/Pier 11. LaGuardia is roughly a 19–25 minute drive, and the concierge can arrange airport transport. Parking is $80 per day.
Check-in is at 4:00 PM and check-out at 12:00 PM, and the front desk is staffed 24 hours a day. The main guest must be at least 18 and show a photo ID and credit card. A $250 per night incidental hold is placed on the card, and cash is not accepted. The hotel is 100% non-smoking and pet-friendly.
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