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Cool & interesting hotel, but the ongoing street noise throughout the night is extraordinary. I knew it was a noisy area with a club on the weekends, but the party - along with roaring cars and the screaming and yelling from the sidewalk, was nearly as bad throughout Sunday night. And, the trash/recycling trucks loading up literally below our window before dawn took away any chance of a restful morning. I was pleased to find this hotel and really want to love it, but that's just not possible - unless you're a vampire. To all others, stay away!
The hotel is great overall. Rooms are spacious and clear, the location is brilliant. The negative as that it was incredibly loud and not well isolated. On Sunday night, next to the hotel, there was a party with du mixing. It kept me awake unfortunately.
The Wythe Hotel provided us with a beautiful setting for our special day. The industrial-chic ambiance and timeless vibe of the venue perfectly matched the aesthetic we were going for. The panoramic views added that extra touch of magic to the occasion, making it truly unforgettable.
The staff at the Wythe Hotel were incredibly attentive and accommodating throughout the planning process. They had an organized portal that made it easy for us to map out every detail of the event, ensuring that everything ran smoothly on the day.
While the penthouse suite offered a breathtaking backdrop for our cocktail-style reception, we also appreciated the reasonable pricing for such a prime location. It allowed us to have our dream wedding without breaking the bank.
In terms of dining options, the Slider Bar and french fries provided a unique and delicious alternative for dinner. Our guests raved about the creativity and quality of the menu choices, adding an unexpected and fun element to the evening.
Although all of the event spaces in the hotel are amazing, we had an intimate gathering with 36 guests held penthouse suite. We had our ceremony on the terrace with the Manhattan Skyline behind us and our cocktail style reception was held in the the suite and we enjoyed dancing on the terrace which was lit up with awesome marquee lights and the skyline view at night was breathtaking.
We also stayed at the hotel for the weekend of our wedding. We requested a 2nd floor terrace room which was perfect and gave us a small outdoor space which we enjoyed especially during the photos and getting ready as that can get hectic and there tends to be a lot of people coming and going during this time. We also did our first look on the terrace which was intimate and private. The room was spacious and the industrial vibe was great for the getting ready photos.
Overall, our experience with Wythe Hotel was overwhelmingly positive. We truly couldn't have asked for a better place to host our celebration and we felt the entire hotel exceeded our expectations. From the stunning views to the attentive service and creative cuisine, Wythe Hotel truly helped make our wedding day a dream come true.
I had a wonderful solo one-night stay here in June 2024. |The front door and reception desk were friendly, helpful and welcoming when I arrived around 10:30 p.m. They suggested I visit the rooftop bar on the sixth floor before it closed at midnight. |My room, 509, was very clean and well-appointed with lots of fun and unique touches such as the local art, the way the coffee bar and snacks were displayed. The is a neat one way mirror providing natural light to the shower and bathroom but you cannot see into the shower from the bed side of the room. |Grace was also very hospitable and helpful at checkout offering to store my luggage. The gentleman at the front door graciously gave me instructions to the park and waterfront from the front door. |I also had a fantastic breakfast experience with such delicious food in just the right portions. Definitely dine here and get the bed and breakfast package, if you can.
I’ll start with the positives. The Wythe is in a good location, with beautiful views of downtown and the water.
Now the negatives. First, there’s an extremely loud club pumping music every night, in addition to the noise from the restaurant on the floor above us. It was very hard to sleep (although the bed was comfy). The rooms are nothing special. Although spacious, the floors are bare concrete and could use a rug, and the shower was a tad moldy. Finally, there are no standard amenities like a gym (or even in room yoga mats) or coffee in the morning. You’re really just getting the bare room itself. We even had to ask for an iron, which seems like something every hotel in the US offers. All in all, very meh.
I can’t share enough about how much my husband and I love our stays at The Wythe. We found ourselves alone this Christmas season and decided to book a two nights stay and because we loved it so much ended up adding a third night. We brought Martha, our pup too. The staff was BEYOND kind and attentive to us. The rooms (we stayed in one room the first two nights and a different because we decided to stay last minute night three) were spotless and beautifully decorated. Le Crocodile and the rooftop bar are not to be missed. We had breakfast, lunch and dinner with Le Crocodile. Located in a wonderful, walkable neighborhood. I say time and time again I can’t wait for my next stay at The Wythe. I recommend it to friends constantly.
Sooo much noise inside the hotel. Water pipes in room are super loud and will go off all times day and night. They blast music that can heard in the rooms til midnight. No coffee. Don’t come here
After one good stay, i came back. However, my AC in the room made sounds of an old broken washing machine. When I called the front desk, they said sorry and offered me free coffee in the morning. Yes, you read it right, "Free coffee." i paid over $500 a night to sleep in what happened to be the nosies room I slept in since my visit to a guest house in Asia.
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