This past weekend I took a trip to Williamsburg to show a visiting friend around. While stopping at the classic "this is Brooklyn" locations we past a hotel that I've never notice before. I never even realized there was a building at the corner Wythe and North 11th! Apparently it's been there since 1901 when it was a factory that used to produce barrels and casks. The once industrious building over the years grew out of uses and was then bought up and given a new life as a 72 room hotel created by hotelier Peter Lawrence and restauranteur Andrew Tarlow (Matlow & Sons, Roman's, Diner). The Wythe Hotel, along with it's theater, and restaurant, Reynards, opened their doors just yesterday. With views of Manhattan and rates starting at $179 a night this new historic factory turned hipster hotel is sure to have many visitors. Check out the pics below from T Magazine.
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