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The Brooklyn splurge. 1 Hotel Brooklyn Bridge is AAA Four Diamond, on AAA's list since 2017, at 60 Furman Street in Brooklyn Bridge Park, with a rooftop pool, the Bamford Wellness Spa and Barbuto.
The fee is the catch — $45 a room a day plus tax, charged at check-in. It covers an Audi e-tron car service, but the hotel gives no range for it and never mentions the cruise terminal.
Breakfast is extra, valet is $90 for 24 hours plus tax, and an early check-in or a late check-out costs a night's rate plus tax.
Ask whether the Audi goes to Red Hook before you book, and budget a cab if it doesn't.
Book it if
- A Brooklyn sailing from Red Hook
- Swimmers: the pool is on the roof
- Dog owners, up to 40 lb
Look elsewhere if
- You want breakfast included.
- You want to avoid an amenity fee.
- You want a ride to the ship in writing.
What you’re paying for, and what you’re not
A splurge is worth it when you know exactly what the extra money buys. Green is on offer, gold comes with a cost or a catch, and grey isn’t there or isn’t stated.
Your night before, from here
From check-in to the gangway, using only what 1 Hotel Brooklyn Bridge publishes.
A rooftop pool for hotel guests, Harriet's Rooftop for drinks, Barbuto for dinner and Neighbors Cafe, with in-room dining from 7 AM to 11:30 PM. The Bamford Wellness Spa is on floor -1 and the Field House gym is open 24 hours.
The $45 daily amenity fee includes an Audi e-tron car service, per the hotel, but its pages give no range for it and don't mention the cruise terminal, so we don't count it as a ride to the ship. A taxi or rideshare covers the trip.
Not included; available for purchase, per the hotel's FAQ.
The hotel gives no distance to the Brooklyn Cruise Terminal and doesn't mention it. It's at 60 Furman Street in Brooklyn Bridge Park; the terminal is at Pier 12, 210 Clinton Wharf, in Red Hook, per the port. NYC Ferry's South Brooklyn route stops at Atlantic Ave/BBP Pier 6 and at Red Hook, the terminal's nearest landing, per the port. Your cruise line’s documents name your terminal and check-in window.
Valet is $44 up to 3 hours, $54 up to 6 and $90 for 24, tax not included, with EV parking. Nothing about leaving the car while you cruise.
Getting here, and on to the ship
Pick where you’re coming from. Solid lines are rides the hotel publishes; a question mark is a leg you’ll arrange yourself. At a splurge hotel, that’s usually the morning ride.
The hotel's FAQ gives the distance but mentions no airport transport.
The $45 daily amenity fee includes an Audi e-tron car service, per the hotel, but its pages give no range for it and don't mention the cruise terminal, so we don't count it as a ride to the ship.
The hotel gives no distance to the Brooklyn Cruise Terminal and doesn't mention it. It's at 60 Furman Street in Brooklyn Bridge Park; the terminal is at Pier 12, 210 Clinton Wharf, in Red Hook, per the port. NYC Ferry's South Brooklyn route stops at Atlantic Ave/BBP Pier 6 and at Red Hook, the terminal's nearest landing, per the port.
From JFK without a hotel shuttle
The TLC's flat taxi fare from JFK to Manhattan is $70 plus surcharges, tolls and tip; to Red Hook it runs on the meter. AirTrain is $8.75 to the subway or the LIRR at Jamaica. Carnival's transfer to Pier 88 is from $44.99 a person if you land by noon.
The hotel's FAQ gives the distance but mentions no airport transport.
The $45 daily amenity fee includes an Audi e-tron car service, per the hotel, but its pages give no range for it and don't mention the cruise terminal, so we don't count it as a ride to the ship.
The hotel gives no distance to the Brooklyn Cruise Terminal and doesn't mention it. It's at 60 Furman Street in Brooklyn Bridge Park; the terminal is at Pier 12, 210 Clinton Wharf, in Red Hook, per the port. NYC Ferry's South Brooklyn route stops at Atlantic Ave/BBP Pier 6 and at Red Hook, the terminal's nearest landing, per the port.
From LGA without a hotel shuttle
A taxi from LaGuardia runs on the meter plus a $5 surcharge. The Q70 LaGuardia Link bus is free to the subway. Carnival's transfer to Pier 88 is from $44.99 a person if you land by noon, and Cunard puts LaGuardia about 20 minutes from Brooklyn.
The hotel's FAQ gives the distance but mentions no airport transport.
The $45 daily amenity fee includes an Audi e-tron car service, per the hotel, but its pages give no range for it and don't mention the cruise terminal, so we don't count it as a ride to the ship.
The hotel gives no distance to the Brooklyn Cruise Terminal and doesn't mention it. It's at 60 Furman Street in Brooklyn Bridge Park; the terminal is at Pier 12, 210 Clinton Wharf, in Red Hook, per the port. NYC Ferry's South Brooklyn route stops at Atlantic Ave/BBP Pier 6 and at Red Hook, the terminal's nearest landing, per the port.
From EWR without a hotel shuttle
A New York taxi from Newark runs on the meter plus a $20 surcharge and tolls. NJ Transit to Penn Station is $17.25, AirTrain included. For Cape Liberty it's a cab or car service: the port won't let you arrive on foot, per Celebrity, and Royal Caribbean puts Newark 9 miles away.
Valet is $44 up to 3 hours, $54 up to 6 and $90 for 24, tax not included, with EV parking. Nothing about leaving the car while you cruise.
Parking for your stay: Valet: $44 up to 3 hours, $54 up to 6, $90 for 24; tax not included; EV parking.
The $45 daily amenity fee includes an Audi e-tron car service, per the hotel, but its pages give no range for it and don't mention the cruise terminal, so we don't count it as a ride to the ship.
The hotel gives no distance to the Brooklyn Cruise Terminal and doesn't mention it. It's at 60 Furman Street in Brooklyn Bridge Park; the terminal is at Pier 12, 210 Clinton Wharf, in Red Hook, per the port. NYC Ferry's South Brooklyn route stops at Atlantic Ave/BBP Pier 6 and at Red Hook, the terminal's nearest landing, per the port.
Landing on sail morning instead? Some cruise lines and shuttle companies run straight to the terminals; compare the airports and the landing guidelines.
Distance
No distance statedThe hotel gives no distance to the Brooklyn Cruise Terminal and doesn't mention it. It's at 60 Furman Street in Brooklyn Bridge Park; the terminal is at Pier 12, 210 Clinton Wharf, in Red Hook, per the port. NYC Ferry's South Brooklyn route stops at Atlantic Ave/BBP Pier 6 and at Red Hook, the terminal's nearest landing, per the port.
Source: 1hotels.comCruise shuttle
No shuttle statedThe $45 daily amenity fee includes an Audi e-tron car service, per the hotel, but its pages give no range for it and don't mention the cruise terminal, so we don't count it as a ride to the ship.
Source: 1hotels.comParking while you sail
At the hotel
Cruise parking unconfirmedValet is $44 up to 3 hours, $54 up to 6 and $90 for 24, tax not included, with EV parking. Nothing about leaving the car while you cruise.
Source: 1hotels.comThe port’s own lots
$45 a night · $35 a dayIf the hotel won’t hold your car, park at the port on sail morning.
Manhattan and Brooklyn: both terminals’ own lots are $45 a night, taxes included, per Cruise NYC, which still dates that rate to April 1, 2023. Manhattan takes cards only, with an 8′3″ height limit; Brooklyn takes cash or cards, and big vehicles park on the main level.
Cape Liberty: $35 a day, taxes included, per Royal Caribbean; Celebrity’s FAQ says $30. No reservation is needed. The garage’s height limit is 7′4″, with an open lot beside it for taller vehicles, and oversized vehicles pay double. Compare every parking option.
Source: cruise.nycThe night you’re paying for
The evening
Pool · Food or drinks on siteA rooftop pool for hotel guests, Harriet's Rooftop for drinks, Barbuto for dinner and Neighbors Cafe, with in-room dining from 7 AM to 11:30 PM. The Bamford Wellness Spa is on floor -1 and the Field House gym is open 24 hours.
Breakfast
Not freeNot included; available for purchase, per the hotel's FAQ.
Address
Brooklyn Bridge Park60 Furman St, Brooklyn, NY 11201
Hotel website
Ratings
AAA Four DiamondAAA rates it Four Diamond. Forbes Travel Guide's New York page doesn't rate it. AAA’s list is for 2026.
Source: newsroom.aaa.comThe fine print, in one place
Times, fees, rooms and the small stuff, as 1 Hotel Brooklyn Bridge publishes it. Where it says “not stated”, the hotel doesn’t say, and a quick call will settle it.
Check-in and check-out
Minimum age
To check in, per the hotel.
Resort fee
$45 a room a day plus tax, applied at check-in: Audi e-tron car service, fitness and wellness programming, the rooftop pool, nature programming, the lobby farmstand, Nespresso, filtered water, pet beds and unlimited local calls
Wi-Fi
Complimentary
Parking for your stay
Valet: $44 up to 3 hours, $54 up to 6, $90 for 24; tax not included; EV parking
Cruise parking is in the parking section above.
Breakfast
Not included; available for purchase
Pool
Rooftop pool for hotel guests and residents
Pets
Pets up to 40 lb a room; a $250 cleaning fee applies if the room is left dirty.
Food and drink on site
- BarbutoRestaurant
- Harriet's RooftopRooftop bar and lounge
- Neighbors CafeCafe
- In-room dining7 AM–11:30 PM
Rooms
Rooms and suites, including the Park View King Bed Suite and the Riverhouse Suite.
Accessibility
Accessible rooms with larger doors for wheelchair access and safety bars.
On site
- EV chargingYes
- Guest laundryNot stated
- Fitness centerYes
- Pets allowedYes
Nearby, by the hotel’s count
- Brooklyn Bridge Parkthe hotel is in it
- Brooklyn Cruise Terminal, Pier 12, Red Hookdistance not stated
Distances as the hotel or its brand lists them. Bars use a square-root scale so short walks stay visible.
Also worth knowing
- AAA Four Diamond since 2017
- Bamford Wellness Spa, floor -1; Field House gym, 2nd floor, open 24 hours
- Luggage storage offered
- Pets up to 40 lb a room; a $250 cleaning fee if the room is left dirty
- Early check-in or late departure: one night's rate plus tax
- Laundry and dry-cleaning service
Before you book
Worth knowing
- Amenity fee $45 a room a day, plus tax, "applied at the time of check-in": the Audi e-tron car service, fitness and wellness programming, the rooftop pool, nature programming, the lobby farmstand, Nespresso, filtered water, pet beds and unlimited local calls.
- Check-in after 4 PM, check-out noon. Early check-in or late departure: one night's rate plus tax. Minimum check-in age 18.
- Luggage storage offered, per the FAQ.
- Complimentary Wi-Fi; laundry and dry-cleaning service.
- NYC Ferry's South Brooklyn route runs from Atlantic Ave/BBP Pier 6 to Red Hook, $4 one way, per NYC Ferry; we don't have the walk from the hotel to Pier 6.
What we couldn’t confirm
- The distance to the terminal
- Whether the Audi car service reaches Red Hook
- Whether you can leave a car while you cruise
Rates and policies are as the hotel published them on September 27, 2026. Confirm anything you’re counting on when you book.
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1 Hotel Brooklyn Bridge FAQ
Is 1 Hotel Brooklyn Bridge a luxury hotel?
AAA rates it Four Diamond. Forbes Travel Guide's New York page doesn't rate it.
Does 1 Hotel Brooklyn Bridge have a cruise shuttle?
No. The $45 daily amenity fee includes an Audi e-tron car service, per the hotel, but its pages give no range for it and don't mention the cruise terminal, so we don't count it as a ride to the ship.
Does 1 Hotel Brooklyn Bridge have an airport shuttle?
Not that it publishes. From John F. Kennedy International: The hotel's FAQ gives the distance but mentions no airport transport. From LaGuardia: The hotel's FAQ gives the distance but mentions no airport transport. From Newark Liberty International: The hotel's FAQ gives the distance but mentions no airport transport.
Can I park at 1 Hotel Brooklyn Bridge while I cruise?
It doesn't say. Valet is $44 up to 3 hours, $54 up to 6 and $90 for 24, tax not included, with EV parking. Nothing about leaving the car while you cruise.
How far is 1 Hotel Brooklyn Bridge from the cruise terminals?
The hotel gives no distance to the Brooklyn Cruise Terminal and doesn't mention it. It's at 60 Furman Street in Brooklyn Bridge Park; the terminal is at Pier 12, 210 Clinton Wharf, in Red Hook, per the port. NYC Ferry's South Brooklyn route stops at Atlantic Ave/BBP Pier 6 and at Red Hook, the terminal's nearest landing, per the port.
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