COZY BEDROOM WITH BATH AND SEPARATE ENTRANCe

Name: COZY BEDROOM WITH BATH AND SEPARATE ENTRANCe
Address: 283 South 2nd Street, Brooklyn, NY 11211, us

283 South 2nd Street, Brooklyn, us

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What we measured

6.7 km from the centre of Brooklyn
3.9 km from Union Square
10 km from LaGuardia Airport (LGA)

Distances are straight-line. Sources: Wikidata, OurAirports.

About this hotel

Convenient Location Located just 5 km from NYU and Barclays Center, our cozy bedroom with bath and separate entrance provides the perfect base to explore Brooklyn's top attractions. Modern Amenities Enjoy a comfortable stay with air conditioning, free WiFi, and a well-equipped kitchenette in the apartment. Relax and unwind in front of the flat-screen TV after a busy day of sightseeing. Nearby Landmarks With One World Trade Center and Brooklyn Bridge within a short distance, immerse yourself in the rich culture and history of New York City. Don't miss out on visiting the nearby National September 11 Memorial & Museum and Flatiron Building. Book now for a memorable stay in Brooklyn.

Amenities

Air conditioning

Pets allowed

Non-smoking throughout

Free wired internet

Internet access

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COZY BEDROOM WITH BATH AND SEPARATE ENTRANCe

283 South 2nd Street

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