The Best Hotels in Brooklyn, by the Record
Brooklyn has sent exactly one place into the record so far: Arlo Williamsburg (Formerly The Williamsburg Hotel), honored by Michelin Guide.
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A glass-enclosed rooftop bar with unobstructed Manhattan skyline views is a reasonable argument for crossing the bridge. This Wythe Avenue hotel occupies a striking eight-story building in brick, glass, and weathered steel, with double-height guest rooms fitted out in custom furniture that leans toward retro modernism with a bit of prewar New York texture. An Eastern Mediterranean restaurant sits off the lobby for when you'd rather not wander far.