
A comfortable room featuring a queen-size bed and a private balcony with open city views, a rare amenity in the heart of Midtown. The room includes a kitchenette with a coffee machine, mini-fridge, and water kettle, along with a Smart TV with Roku, iron and ironing board, and hair dryer. Ideal for guests looking for a well-appointed stay with a breath of fresh air above the city.
| Sleeps | 2 |
|---|---|
| Beds | 1 |
| Size | 205 sq ft |
1 bedroom · queen bed
The balcony door is the main event. Step out for air without leaving the room, then come back to a queen bed, a mini fridge, air conditioning and a TV. The room sits inside a 1920s Beaux Arts brownstone and it feels like one, which is the whole reason to stay here rather than on the avenue.
Downstairs on the ground floor, the Raines Law Room pours craft cocktails and sends out small bites. Laundry is on site, which matters on a longer stay. The wifi is fast enough to work on. For a table, a ticket, or a route across town, ask the Culture Curators.
No smoking, no pets, no events. The building is a pair of interconnected 1920s brownstones, built as a private club for Williams College graduates, which is where the hotel got its name. It is small and it is quiet. The front desk keeps a list of neighborhood tables worth walking to.
