The Brooklyn Bridge is one of the oldest suspension bridges in the United States, spanning to connect Manhattan and Brooklyn. Since its construction, it has become one of the icons of New York City, with films and shows such as “Sex and the City”, “Enchanted” and “Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen” all prominently featuring this structure to indicate that the setting is in the City that Never Sleeps. Instead of just seeing this distinctive structure on the big or small screens, why not visit the city and book an accommodation with a view of the Brooklyn Bridge? Check out the best hotels with a view of The Brooklyn Bridge, for excellent options.
Places to visit in Brooklyn:
Brooklyn Museum: This museum is filled with exhibits from diverse cultural backgrounds and various time periods. The museum is closed on Mondays and Tuesdays, so plan your visit accordingly! The museum offers discounted entry tickets with additional access to the Brooklyn Botanic Garden, and I’d love to visit the two in one go!
Weeksville Heritage Center: Dating back to the 1840s, Weeksville Heritage Center has an illustrious history and endeavors to preserve and interpret the history of the free African-American communities of Brooklyn, Weeksville, and others. Besides its media collection, educational programs, and exhibitions, the center also offers free yoga classes.
And while you’re at it, maybe you should also visit these burger places or check out some of these non-touristy things to do while in NYC!
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About the Brooklyn Bridge
Built in 1883, the Brooklyn Bridge was the longest suspension bridge in the world at the time of its construction and is a crucial link between Brooklyn and Manhattan. The bridge is a National Historic Landmark and is even on the list of tentative UNESCO World Heritage Sites.
Tips for visiting:
- If you want to walk and explore the bridge, you should use the Brooklyn Bridge Pedestrian Walkway. You can access the walkway at the intersection of Tillary Street and Boerum Place or via the underpass on Washington Street/Cadman Plaza East.
- You can enjoy amazing views of the bridge at the Emily Warren Roebling Plaza, situated directly underneath.
- You can round off your bridge tour with a visit to Brooklyn Bridge Park. If I were you, I would start my tour of the bridge from the park!
Recommended tours:
Hotels with views of The Brooklyn Bridge
1. 1 Hotel Brooklyn Bridge (from USD 744)
Good food in the restaurant, but overpriced breakfast and limited room service options.
High prices for amenities and rooftop bar, but worth it for the stunning views and location.
Perfect location in Brooklyn with amazing city views, close to DUMBO pier and local food stalls.
Great facilities, eco-friendly, but some amenities like the pool can be crowded and require reservations.
Looking for a hotel near Brooklyn Bridge? Located 644 m (0.4 mi) from the Brooklyn Bridge Promenade, this hotel also gives you great views of one of New York’s famous landmarks. This is the perfect choice for those planning to go on a walking tour to explore this structure for themselves. Location, however, is not the only thing that you can get from this establishment. Rooms are beautifully furnished without sacrificing comfort, making it one of the best hotels in Brooklyn. I would probably spend my afternoons at the rooftop pool because I’m sure the views will be just spectacular.
A gym is available on-site, and the pool area is currently being constructed. A Tesla vehicle is also available to give guests complimentary rides within a 4.8 km (2.98 mi) radius.
Best rooms with Brooklyn Bridge views: Bridge King; Bridge Studio Suite
Alternative rooms with views: All the rooms have views, but here are a few top picks: Dumbo King (city views); Park King (views of Brooklyn Bridge Park); Skyline 1 Bedroom Suite (skyline views)
On-site locations to check out: Harriet’s Lounge (views of the Manhattan skyline), Harriet’s Rooftop (views of Manhattan skyline and Brooklyn Bridge), rooftop pool (views of the skyline)
Awards: LEED Gold, AAA Four Diamond
What guests are saying about the view:
“Great location with amazing views of the Brooklyn Bridge and the east side of downtown. That alone is a reason to stay here.” - by Google reviewer, Keith M
1 Hotel Brooklyn Bridge
Address: 60 Furman Street
497 meters (0.4 ft) from Brooklyn Bridge
2. New York Marriott at the Brooklyn Bridge (from USD 377)
New York Marriott at the Brooklyn Bridge stays true to the brand of great service that the hotel chain is known for. Besides featuring spacious, comfortable rooms, it also has an on-site spa to help lull guests to relax and enjoy their stay. The hotel also features a gym for those who want to stay committed to their fitness even while on holiday.
Daily breakfast buffet is offered to guests. The Brooklyn Bridge and a subway station are both just a few steps away from the hotel. I think this makes the hotel perfect for sightseers as they can easily explore all of the city.
Best rooms with Brooklyn Bridge views: 1 Bedroom Suite - River View; Presidential Suite; Double/Double Skyline View Guest Room
Alternative rooms with views: Guest room - City View; 1 Bedroom Suite - High Floor (views of the city); Larger Suite (city views)
On-site locations to check out: Great Room Restaurant and Bar (city views)
Awards: AAA Three Diamond
What guests are saying about the view:
“Below is the view of Brooklyn Supreme Court from my room window. When in Brooklyn you must get pizza!! Views of Brooklyn Borough Hall and the Manhattan Bridge. Lots to see and do within walking distance of this hotel.” - by Google reviewer, John R
New York Marriott at the Brooklyn Bridge
Address: 333 Adams Street
1.55 km (1.0 mi) from Brooklyn Bridge
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3. Hampton Inn Brooklyn Downtown (from USD 237)
Complimentary breakfast with good coffee, but may get crowded. Limited breakfast options and some guests found it disappointing.
Reasonable pricing for the area, but parking charges can add up.
Convenient location in Brooklyn, close to public transportation and within walking distance of attractions. However, some guests noted noise from the main road.
Clean, comfortable rooms with free water and snacks. Helpful maintenance staff. Some rooms may be smaller than expected.
Located at the heart of Brooklyn, Hampton Inn is not just close to the bridge, it is also within walking distance from the other attractions in this district, including but not limited to the Brooklyn Museum and the Brooklyn Botanic Garden. If I were staying here, I would definitely click some photos at the Skyline Terrace.
What’s more, the Jay Street-MetroTech Station is also less than 1 km (0.6 mi) away from the hotel, making it easy for guests to gain access to what the rest of New York City offers. Rooms are spacious, and rates are already inclusive of buffet breakfast.
Best rooms with Brooklyn Bridge views: Not specified
Alternative rooms with views: 1 King Balcony Mobility Access Roll in Non Smoke; Balcony 1 King Nonsmoking; 1 King 1 Bedroom Mobility Access Suite (views of downtown Brooklyn)
On-site locations to check out: Skyline Terrace (views of the city)
Awards: AAA Three Diamond
What guests are saying about the view:
“If you’re lucky, book room 1416, the balcony it has provides a nice view of Brooklyn, the Brooklyn Bridge and the Freedom Tower.” - by Google reviewer, Darin Smith
Hampton Inn Brooklyn Downtown
Address: 125 Flatbush Avenue Extension
1.59 km (1.0 mi) from Brooklyn Bridge
4. 33 Hotel, New York City, Seaport (from USD 647)
Delicious dining options, lovely coffee shop nearby, some complaints about limited dining menu
Reasonable pricing for NYC with occasional additional charges
Great location near local bars, restaurants, and attractions, easy access to transportation
Spacious rooms, balcony with views, clean and comfortable bedding, helpful staff
If you are on a budget, consider staying in this establishment, which offers rooms that are relatively cheaper compared to the typical rates of other New York hotels. It is located on the seaport side of NYC, which is home to underrated but great restaurants. Besides which, its location puts it within walking distance to subway stations, the Staten Island ferry terminal, bars, and shops, while remaining in a relatively quiet neighborhood so guests can enjoy a good night’s rest while checked in.
And did we mention this hotel is overlooking Brooklyn Bridge?
Best rooms with Brooklyn Bridge views: Brooklyn Bridge Suite Terrace; Seaport King Suite; Loft King; Loft Two Queens
Alternative rooms with views: All rooms have views, but here are a few top picks: Deluxe Peck Slip King (views of Peck Slip Street); Deluxe Front Street King (views of Front Street); Classic One Bedroom Suite (views of Peck Slip Street and Front Street)
On-site locations to check out: Alcove Bar and Lounge (city views)
What guests are saying about the view:
“As for the hotel, the view was great! My partner and I got accommodated on the seventh (7) floor, which is the last floor. We were able to get a view of the Brooklyn skyline near dumbo.” - by Google reviewer, Jessica Tiburcio
33 Hotel, New York City, Seaport
Address: 33 Peck Slip
440 meters (0.3 ft) from Brooklyn Bridge
5. Millennium Downtown New York (from USD 390)
This hotel is located right at the heart of Manhattan, making it easy for guests to access locations such as the World Trade Center Memorial, Chinatown, Lower East Side, and Tribeca. A subway station is also within walking distance from here. You can get views of the Brooklyn Bridge, the Manhattan Bridge, the Hudson River, or the Freedom Tower, depending on what room you book into. Those in town for business may use the meeting rooms located on the 55th floor of the building. For relaxation, the hotel features an in-house swimming pool and a lobby bar.
Best rooms with Brooklyn Bridge views: Superior Room With One Queen Bed; Superior Room With One King Bed; Luxury Suite; Luxury Two Bedroom Suite
Alternative rooms with views: All the rooms have views, but here are a few top picks: Deluxe King (views of Downtown NYC); Junior Suite (views of World Trade Center Memorial); One Bedroom Suite With One King Bed (views of Hudson River)
On-site locations to check out: Fitness center (greenery views)
Awards: AAA Three Diamond
What guests are saying about the view:
“Gorgeous view from the hotel. We had a corner room with amazing city view.” - by Google reviewer, Venkatesh Sanivarapu
M Social New York Downtown - formerly Millennium Downtown New York This is a Proud Certified property where you can be extra sure of a welcoming stay.
Address: 55 Church Street
1.28 km (0.8 mi) from Brooklyn Bridge
Hotels near the Brooklyn Bridge
6. Fairfield Inn by Marriott New York Manhattan/Financial District (from USD 197)
Those in town for business may wish to consider staying in this neighborhood, which is right in the Financial District of Manhattan and within walking distance from Wall Street. Tourists, meanwhile, will also appreciate staying in this neighborhood, which provides them with easy access to the Brooklyn Bridge and the World Trade Center Memorial. Subway stations are less than a 10-minute walk from the hotel. After a long day, you can enjoy some time at the hotel and kick back with a few drinks in the on-site bar.
It’d be best to contact the hotel directly to book a room with a view.
Alternative rooms with views: High Floor King Room (views of skyscrapers)
On-site locations to check out: Fitness center (street views)
Awards: AAA Three Diamond
What guests are saying about the view:
“room at 29th floor gives quite an amazing view on the downtown skyscraper landscape” - by Marco (Switzerland)
Fairfield Inn by Marriott New York Manhattan/Financial District
Address: 161 Front Street
734 meters (0.5 ft) from Brooklyn Bridge
7. The Beekman, a Thompson Hotel (from USD 970)
Situated in the Financial District of Manhattan, the artfully designed Beekman is close to destinations such as the Brooklyn Bridge and the World Trade Center Memorial, as well as situated close to a shopping mall, restaurants, cafes, and bars. If you want closer dining options, there are two restaurants right within the hotel itself.
Alternative rooms with views: Many of the rooms have views, but here are a few top picks: Turret Penthouse (views of skyscrapers); Thompson Suite (neighborhood views); One Bedroom Corner Suite (neighborhood views)
Awards: AAA Four Diamond
The Beekman, A Thompson Hotel, by Hyatt This is a Proud Certified property where you can be extra sure of a welcoming stay.
Address: 123 Nassau Street
1.01 km (0.7 mi) from Brooklyn Bridge
8. 11 Howard, New York, a Member of Design Hotels (from USD 754)
This hotel is a great choice for those who want to immerse themselves in the cultural melting pot that is New York City. Located in Manhattan close to Chinatown, SoHo, and Little Italy, this hotel features Scandinavian-inspired furnishings and has its own French restaurant. Partygoers will love the fact that there is a bar/club right in the building, although travelers who prefer peace and quiet or are light sleepers may be bothered by the sounds from there.
Alternative rooms with views: Terrace Suite (views of the skyline); Terrace King (city views); Howard Suite (city views)
On-site locations to check out: the blond bar (views of Howard Street)
What guests are saying about the view:
“We had a nice view of Canal street, although a bit noisy with police sirens/horns but that is to be expected in NYC!” - by Lauren (UK)
11 Howard, New York, a Member of Design Hotels
Address: 11 Howard
1.49 km (1.0 mi) from Brooklyn Bridge
9. The Tillary Hotel Brooklyn (from USD 189)
Guests will have little difficulty exploring the sights and attractions when they stay here in this hotel, which is conveniently close to tourist destinations such as the Brooklyn and Manhattan bridges and public transportation options, as well as restaurants, bars, and shops. Rooms provide guests with city views. The hotel comes with an indoor-outdoor beer garden that is open from 5 pm - 11 pm.
Alternative room with views: King with Patio (views of city skyline); Classic King (city views)
On-site locations to check out: Tillary Garden Bar (city views), restaurant (street views)
The Tillary Hotel Brooklyn
Address: 85 Flatbush Ave Extension, Brooklyn
1.52 km (1.0 mi) from Brooklyn Bridge
Enjoy views of an iconic New York City landmark
The Brooklyn Bridge is certainly not to be missed as a stop when you take a tour of New York City. Instead of just visiting this iconic landmark once and then not seeing it again, why not book a hotel instead that would allow you to enjoy glimpses of it throughout your stay in the city? Take a look at these best hotels near Brooklyn Bridge and see which one will not only ensure you a good night’s rest, but also nets you with great views.
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