Bainbridge by Rove Duplex w Deck Backyard

Name: Bainbridge by Rove Duplex w Deck Backyard
Address: 456 Bainbridge St Brooklyn New York, 11233 United States, Brooklyn, New York, 11233, Brooklyn, 11233, US
Telephone: 4402036240359

456 Bainbridge St Brooklyn New York, 11233 United States, Brooklyn, New York, 11233, Brooklyn, US

Check-out 10:00 AMPrivate vacation home

What we measured

4.4 km from the centre of Brooklyn
4.0 km from Brooklyn Museum
11 km from LaGuardia Airport (LGA)

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

About this hotel

Experience the charm of Brooklyn in this stylish vacation home, perfectly situated for your urban getaway. Convenient Location With quick access to Barclays Center, Brooklyn Bridge, and New York University, you're just a short drive from iconic attractions. Explore the vibrant neighborhoods and local hotspots effortlessly. Comfort & Style Unwind in a well-appointed vacation home that emphasizes relaxation, offering the ideal setting to recharge after a day of adventure. Serene Outdoor Space Take advantage of the beautiful garden area, perfect for those quiet moments or enjoying your morning coffee amidst nature. Plus, stay connected with complimentary wireless internet throughout the property. Book your stay today and embrace the vibrant life that Brooklyn has to offer!

Amenities

Free WiFi

Garden

Street parking

Wheelchair accessible

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Bainbridge by Rove Duplex w Deck Backyard

456 Bainbridge St Brooklyn New York, 11233 United States, Brooklyn, New York, 11233

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