Hotel Le Bleu Rates: A Brief History
In honor of a post on the Doree Chronicles noting that room prices for Gowanus’s high-end Hotel Le Bleu now start at $136 per night, we’ve put together a timeline showing the property’s rates (wished-for and real) over the past few months. September ’07: Le Bleu not yet open; website shows rooms starting at $365…
In honor of a post on the Doree Chronicles noting that room prices for Gowanus’s high-end Hotel Le Bleu now start at $136 per night, we’ve put together a timeline showing the property’s rates (wished-for and real) over the past few months.
September ’07: Le Bleu not yet open; website shows rooms starting at $365
October ’07: Le Bleu GM says he’s confident people will pay $300-$500/night when hotel opens
November ’07: Hotel opens; rooms start at $306/night
December ’07: Le Bleu website shows rooms available from $270/night
January ’08: Rooms start at $136/night
Hotel Le Blah [The Doree Chronicles] GMAP
At Long Last, Hotel Le Bleu Opens [Brownstoner]
Hotel Le Bleu Reviews Trickle In [Brownstoner]
If you’re down with the McDonald’s odor 6:46, you need to buy at that joint on 1st street that’s looming over it. All you’ll get at NoVo is the faint whiff of special sauce.
6:18 = post of the year.
This is so cool. You can order Papa Johns and eat it while you watch your fat wife take a shower.. I love 4th ave it is just like Park ave. I am buying an apartment in the NOVO so I can shop at Pep boys and smell McDonalds every day. It is just like the Midwest and New Jersey all wrapped in one little nice package. My life is complete. I love Brooklyn. Brownstoner rocks, too.
Because they’re POOR, 6:05. Obviously, you’re some rich, Park Slope Hedge Fund Stroller Mom who couldn’t care less about anyone else but little Griffin and Annabelle and all your shallow, pedicure-getting beotch friends! So do me a favor and move to Westchester, already! You make the city I once loved, stink like shite!
Why would anyone want to come to New York and stay in BK in the first place? I mean, seriously.
Fetchez la vache! [cow hurtles over penthouse, crashes into nephrology center] Allons-y!!!
Brenda — you made me laugh, thanks.
2:48 – changing slowly???
Forget the retail – have you not noticed the 5-6 buildings nearing completion within a few ablocks along 4th Ave – these alone probably represent 600-1000 new residents and there are probably 5-8 more lots that are in some state of demolition or late term planning. Even if the latest economic problems end up canceling 1/2 of them you are still looking at HUGE IMMEDIATE changes on 4th Ave.
“This place is 5-10 years too early”
Not an invester, are ya?
Ya gotta be ahead of the curve when it comes to NYC real estate, or before you know it, a neighborhood has already come and been gentrified.
Better early than late, if you ask me.
You clearly are behind the 8 ball and will probably rent for life.