Airport transportation in Bushwick

An iconic blue-collar neighborhood known for its Dutch roots and diverse art scene, Bushwick is the borough’s borough of New York, offering countless subway stations and easy access to the shops and eateries of Myrtle Avenue, not to mention the priceless quietude of surrounding residential communities. Get to know the area’s rustic touch, from the old school architecture to low-key dive bars, all by having a reliable ride to get around. Those in need of one-time lifts to specialty locales should get a shuttle to JFK airport, or for the added luxury of knowing where you’re going, get a local personal driver.

The best way to get to know the area’s beauty is through its most popular hotels. Choose between only two options for upscale ambiance; Hotel RL Brooklyn, which offers a trendy rooftop lounge and hip rooms within a revitalized redbrick, or BKLYN House Hostel, home to a colorful ambiance crafted through indoor murals and modern furniture. For simpler stays, go with the wallpapered suites at Sumner Hotel, or enjoy the expected simplicity of Red Carpet Inn, located on Wyckoff Avenue, and last but not least, the cheapest and simplest option is Neptune Hotel, home to vintage efficiencies with shared bathrooms.

Look forward to all of Bushwick’s attractions, most of which are located north of Myrtle Avenue. Start with a morning walk through The Bushwick Collective, an outdoor street gallery covered in murals and cool bars, from Idlewild’s live indie shows to The Rookery Bar’s cool industrial space. Grab a unique read at Molasses Books when you get the chance as well, afterward walking to Maria Hernandez Park for a shaded bench perfect for reading. And when the night winds down, expect big entertainment at either House of Yes, a funky theater-circus-cabaret venue housed within an old warehouse, or Los Hermanos, a late-night Mexican restaurant especially busy after club hours.