For those eager to flee the buzzing
streets of Manhattan, check into The William Vale. Here you can appreciate all
that the Williamsburg neighborhood has to offer while mingling with the locals.
Built by Brooklyn-based architect Albo
Liberis and designed by Toronto’s Studio Munge, the hotel pays tribute to its
hipster-cool corner of town with a sleek, modern exterior rising above the rest;
an art-filled interior; impressive city views; and a laidback feel.
Since its opening in 2016, the property
has become a welcoming hub for guests and locals alike, making it a place to
stay, eat or simply hang out. This is especially true for your city-view
balcony — every room has one — as well as Vale Park, a 15,000-square-foot public
green space atop the hotel’s roof that invites you to linger on the small rolling
hills with picnic blankets and at alfresco tables where you can savor stunning skyline views — this is Brooklyn, after all.
For those eager to flee the buzzing
streets of Manhattan, check into The William Vale. Here you can appreciate all
that the Williamsburg neighborhood has to offer while mingling with the locals.
Built by Brooklyn-based architect Albo ...