HOTEL REVIEW LE BLEU
ABOVE: To make the most of a limited footprint, guestrooms feature wet-room bathrooms, open to
the rest of the sleeping area, with the WC partitioned off behind a frosted glass door
he says of the small lift flooded with overhead cobalt- being delivered to rooms, but the handsome blue HOTEL LE BLEU
coloured light (all the blues in Le Bleu are different and white Vue restaurant, due to open soon, is OUT 370 4th Avenue, Brooklyn
shades) and accessed through blue glass doors. sorely needed to truly put Le Bleu on the Brooklyn New York City, NY 11215, USA
Service is seen as playing a crucial role in delivering a map. It’s a striking space, with its deep blue ceiling, Tel: +1 718 625 1500
boutique hotel experience given the minimal space; retro-patterned blue walls and white furniture, given www.hotellebleu.com
in place of a visible business centre, out of sight warmth with touches of bright yellow. A rooftop bar,
photocopying, fax and other secretarial services wrapped with glass windows to enhance the views is „ 48 guestrooms
are offered 24/7. All front desk staff are trained set to attract locals as well as out-of-towners. EXPRESS CHECK ‰ Vue Restaurant & Lounge
to deliver a concierge service in terms of dining Globiwest is convinced boutique is the way to go – at
recommendations and directions to the borough’s least in Brooklyn. They already have a second property
many attractions, and ‘green’ meeting space has in a further-flung corner of the borough – La Jolie in
been arranged with the nearby Center for the Urban trendy Williamsburg - and have broken ground on a
Environment. third site near the Brooklyn Nets basketball stadium,
Complimentary continental breakfast is currently slated to open next year.
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