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We got to check out Downtown Brooklyn’s very own bed and breakfast, 3B, in the unassuming building at 136 Lawrence Street. A co-op of young people living on the second floor of the building took over the third floor a year ago and completely renovated the place into a four-bedroom B&B. Last month they finished all the design elements and have hosted a steady stream of Brooklyn visitors. Overall, the digs are hip but still nice and cozy. Nightly rates run from $40 for a bunk bed in a room shared with others to $160 for one of the private rooms.
3B [Official Site] GMAP


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  1. Why does everybody assume this is illegal? Perhaps they have everything in order. Why does the FAQ and About Us page make you gag bowl of dicks? I don’t see anything particularly wrong with these people. They seem like nice, creative types who are trying to do something positive.

  2. @Putnam: you are right, it’s the owners’ decision to publicize their business. I shouldn’t have singled out out Emily.
    Here’s a comprehensive article:
    http://www.tnooz.com/2010/07/24/news/ny-governor-signs-into-law-measure-opposed-by-vacation-rental-owners/
    The law was signed last July, and took effect on May 1st, 2011. It makes it illegal to rent for less than 30 days in a class-A building; since their building appears mixed residential & commercial, maybe there is a loophole?

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