Williamsburg hotel caters to Orthodox Jewish community
(11/08/10) BROOKLYN - A new Williamsburg hotel catering to the Orthodox Jewish community has opened in Brooklyn.
The Condor Hotel, located on Franklin Avenue, is offering a Shabbat elevator that automatically stops at every floor on Friday nights and Saturdays, special bowls for hand washing, a wig stand for women and no televisions.
Owner Zalman Glauber says he hopes to appeal to observant Jews, but also wants to build a reputation for being an alternative and affordable option for New Yorkers needing a place to stay.
The hotel also has a catering hall for wedding receptions and Bar Mitzvahs.
(11/08/10) BROOKLYN - A new Williamsburg hotel catering to the Orthodox Jewish community has opened in Brooklyn.
The Condor Hotel, located on Franklin Avenue, is offering a Shabbat elevator that automatically stops at every floor on Friday nights and Saturdays, special bowls for hand washing, a wig stand for women and no televisions.
Owner Zalman Glauber says he hopes to appeal to observant Jews, but also wants to build a reputation for being an alternative and affordable option for New Yorkers needing a place to stay.
The hotel also has a catering hall for wedding receptions and Bar Mitzvahs.
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