The New York City borough of Brooklyn continues to gain popularity not only as an attractive place to live but as a very appealing destination for visitors with much to offer in terms of history, architecture, culture, dining, and experiences. The Williamsburg neighborhood has become a particular magnet in recent years, and so a number of elegant hotels have come on the scene to cater to tourists. One of the best is the Condor Hotel, which opened its doors nine years ago; originally catering especially to Orthodox Jewish families (with quirks including no TVs in the rooms), today it's a perfect choice for a wide variety of guests traveling for both leisure and business (and yes, there are now TVs in the rooms).
Close to shops, cafés, and restaurants, as well as convenient public transportation, this sleek, modern boutique property is a refined serene oasis, its 35 rooms usually echo the sense of calmness and tranquillity s unmatched among all the other Brooklyn boutique hotels.
The Living Room
This modern yet cozy ground-floor space off the lobby is wonderful for relaxing, socializing, and meeting friends old and new. Amenities include plush sofas and seating; a large flatscreen TV; an ATM; a computer terminal for 24/7 guest use; and reading material including magazines and maps.
The Garden
Another cozy space, but outdoors - a well manicured oasis of calm against an urban backdrop, with various seating areas for guests.
Food/Drink
Continental breakfast (included in the room rate) is served daily in elegant surroundings off the reception area, including waffles, bagels, yogurts, croissants, muffins along with an assortment of tea, fresh fruit and coffee.
In addition, near the front desk you'll find a wide selection of gourmet teas, coffees, lemonade, hot chocolate - all complimentary.
And while neither lunch nor dinner are available on premises, as mentioned above, the hotel is in very easy walking distance of a diverse variety of dining options - quite a few of which will also deliver to guest rooms.
Finally, perhaps best of all, rates at the Condor are quite affordable for NYC, generally starting in the mid-$100 range. Well worth a thought on your next visit to the Big Apple!
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