Brooklyn, NY The New York Marriott at the Brooklyn Bridge held the grand unveil of its $45 million top-to-bottom transformation. In keeping with the borough’s culture, layered history, and continued commitment to support local artisans and makers, Brooklyn Marriott invites guests to truly live like a local in its revolutionized, Brooklyn-inspired guest rooms and public spaces, inclusive of the Bar (Greatroom Lobby), Front Desk, exclusive M Club Lounge and over 44,000 s/f of event and meeting space.
As part of the third, final phase of the renovation for Muss Development, each of Brooklyn Marriott’s 667 guest rooms was redesigned by Krause + Sawyer, Inc. to interpret the borough’s lifestyle. From an urban-inspired neutral color palette with technicolor accents, to materials and fabrics that reflect surrounding neighborhood culture and landmarks (think: machined details, concrete, references to industrial pressed glass and hand hammered metals). As a focal point that spans the length of a wall, a floor-to-ceiling mural – based on a photograph of the Brooklyn Bridge – acts as an extension to each Marriott Bed headboard. Each guest room’s art piece captures a zoomed in portion of a large abstract mural that is featured in the lobby. The full photograph sets a progressive, artsy tone for each guest during the check-in experience. Oversized lampshades, evoking Brooklyn’s rooftop water towers, and industrial bar lights coupled with floor-to-ceiling windows and streaming natural light bring the striking artwork and metal fixtures to life.
Guest rooms are spacious with high ceilings, and many have views of Manhattan and the Brooklyn Bridge. Paying close attention to how today’s traveler blends work and play, the design team has included an inviting lounge area with a table and sofa (large enough to accommodate sleeping), creating a social catalyst. A series of work areas – a credenza with seating, and bedside connections with lighting – offer comfortable environments for both casual and focused work. The rooms also feature LED light fixtures and an open closet, providing additional living space especially convenient for the leisure or business traveler on-the-go. Remodeled bathrooms feature concrete inspired porcelain floors and polished white tiled walls reflective of New York City’s subway designs, sleek stainless steel furnishings and fresh Thann bath products. Other room amenities include in-room coffee makers and mini-fridges.
“We are thrilled to announce the grand unveil of our $45 million renovation that emphasizes Brooklyn’s dynamic culture and forward-thinking nature,” said Sam Ibrahim, general manager, New York Marriott at the Brooklyn Bridge. “Through the hotel’s total metamorphosis, we have accomplished our main goal: to provide an experiential journey into one of the most diverse, innovative and eccentric destinations in the United States and the world. Our renovations are deliberate and thoughtful, allowing our guests to take home an authentic taste of the borough.”
New York Marriott at the Brooklyn Bridge introduced Phase One of its transformation in May 2015, inclusive of The Bar (Greatroom), Front Desk and exclusive M Club Lounge. The Bar’s innovative tapas-style menu features local food purveyors such as Brooklyn Roasting Company, Brooklyn Winery, Ovenly bakery and McClure’s pickles. The chic M Club Lounge, with free access for Marriott Rewards Members, features skyline views and complimentary breakfast, refreshments and evening hors d’oeuvres. Last fall’s completion of Phase Two launched the hotel’s redesigned Grand Ballroom, the largest in Brooklyn third largest in all of New York City, and flexible meeting space totaling over 44,000 s/f.
“We began as a leader in New York City hospitality, and are proud to continue to set the bar incredibly high in terms of personalized service, innovative design, size and location,” said Joshua Muss, principal of Muss Development and an owner of the hotel. “When Brooklyn Marriott embarked on this $45 million project, we were determined to evolve with our transforming community and uphold our distinguished legacy of welcoming business and leisure travelers to Brooklyn. I am thrilled to say that we have accomplished our goal to be the best that the borough has to offer with the support of our outstanding staff, local partners and ongoing commitment to Brooklyn and to New York City.”
When New York Marriott at the Brooklyn Bridge opened in 1998, it was the first newly built, branded hotel in Brooklyn in more than 60 years. The New York Marriott at the Brooklyn Bridge is located at 333 Adams St. in the heart of Downtown Brooklyn, adjacent to MetroTech Center, Brooklyn Heights, DUMBO and Cobble Hill. The hotel is within a block of all subway lines and close to all three NYC airports, it is also within a 15 minute walk to Barclays Center, the Brooklyn Academy of Music (BAM) and the Brooklyn Bridge Park. New York Marriott at the Brooklyn Bridge is managed by Marriott International and is owned by Muss Development LLC, HomeFed Corporation and Marriott International. Starting rates are seasonal and range from $199 to $599. For reservations, visit BrooklynMarriott.com.
Muss Development, LLC is one of the largest development companies in New York City, with more than 100 years of ongoing business excellence in the borough and 15 million square feet of commercial, residential, industrial, and retail property developed. For more information, visit www.muss.com.
Krause + Sawyer, Inc. is focused on the design and development of hospitality interiors and aspirational branding. Based in New York, their philosophy of collaboration and exploration has enabled them to build a portfolio of projects including restaurants, spas, hotels, and residential interiors. Their branding work and design ideation have encompassed diverse scales, scopes, and numerous end products and applications. With a global outlook and strong belief in collaboration Krause+Sawyer strives to create interiors, products, and concepts that resonate specifically to each client’s situation, goals and vision.
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