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78 day use hotels in Brooklyn, United States

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The Draper Tapestry Collection By Hilton

New York, NY
4.3 / 5
1093 Reviews
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Day use room
Boutique
Cozy/Romantic
Work Friendly
Pay Later at property
Free cancellation

The Knickerbocker Hotel

New York, NY
4.3 / 5
2523 Reviews
340
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Day use room
Cozy/Romantic
Luxury
Work Friendly
Pay Later at property
Free cancellation
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Five Facts We Love About Brooklyn

  1. Brooklyn was originally called ‘Breuckelen’ which means ‘Broken Land’ in Dutch
  2. Tootsie Rolls were invented in Brooklyn
  3. ...as was the very first credit card (issued in 1946 by the Flatbush National Bank)
  4. To prove the safety of the Brooklyn Bridge to the public, 21 elephants were led across it!
  5. Before Prospect Park was created, farmers in the area let their goats, cows, pigs, and horses graze on the land!