Brooklyn Heights Residence

Steps from Iconic Views and Convenient Subway Access

Our residence is located in the heart of Brooklyn Heights, Brooklyn’s most central and vibrant neighborhood, only 5 minutes’ walk from one of the best views of the New York skyline from the Brooklyn Promenade.

About The Residence

Our residence is situated in the heart of Brooklyn Heights, the most central and vibrant neighborhood in Brooklyn. Just a 5-minute walk from the Brooklyn Promenade, where students can enjoy one of the best views of the New York skyline. Additionally, it is conveniently located only 3 minutes away from the restaurant where students have breakfast and dinner every day. It's the ideal location for Juniors & Young Adults, offering easy access to all daily activities and just one subway stop away from Manhattan!

  • Students reside in twin or triple rooms with another EO student of the same gender but different nationality, and share an en-suite bathroom. Teens and Young Adults are placed separately.

    Rooms are fully furnished with beds, desks, and closets, maximizing living space. Each room is equipped with free Wi-Fi, cable TV, a refrigerator, and a microwave. While bed linen is provided, students need to bring their own towels.

  • The residence offers various amenities, including 24-hour security, key card access to residence and rooms, recreational lounges with a pool table and movie room, vending machines, and 24-hour access to iPads in the lobby. Laundry facilities are also available for student use in the residence (approximately $5 for a wash and dry).

    EO Residence Managers stay on-site throughout the program to ensure student safety.

  • Breakfast & Dinner: Served at the Montague Diner located just 5 minutes’ walk from the residence. Breakfast will be served every morning from 8:00 am. Dinner will be served at 7 pm for juniors and 8 pm for young adults.

    • Sample breakfast menu: French toast, bacon, sausages, tomatoes, yogurt, cereal, juices.

    • Sample dinner menu: Chicken Parmigiana or Marsala, fries, vegetables, wraps, salads (vegetarian options available).

    Lunch for Juniors: Light packed lunches provided during the week. On Sundays, juniors dine at the Park Plaza.


    Lunch for Young Adults: Young adults on a half-board basis purchase their own lunches daily.

    Students on the regular Adult program do not have any meals included, and stay in the residence on a Room Only basis.

  • Essential items to bring for the summer camp include:

    • Sun cream

    • Comfortable walking shoes

    • Light clothing suitable for New York's summer heat

    • Jumpers for air-conditioned areas

    • Adaptors for electrical items

    • A bath towel (not provided)

    • Pocket money

    • A photocopy of the passport

    • A notebook and pen

    • Headphones for lessons

    • Pre-subscribed data plan for mobile phones

  • The summer camp includes a full program of evening activities giving students the opportunity to socialize with their new friends and discover New York by night too. These activities are supervised by the residence managers and include outdoors activities such as a scavenger hunt, Times Square by night or the Brooklyn Promenade, as well as indoors activities in the residence such as games night, karaoke or movie night.

    View residence evening activities >

    The regular Adult program does not include activities.

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Elegant hotel lobby with ornate white moldings, large mirrors, ornate chandeliers on a copper-colored ceiling, and a fireplace. It has modern black leather sofas, a patterned rug, a large potted plant, and a woman sitting and using her phone.
Four young people playing pool in a vibrant room with colorful forest-themed wallpaper.
Hotel lobby with a blue ceiling with star-shaped lights, white columns, a reception desk with a person standing behind it, and the letters 'EHS' illuminated on a blue wall.
Dormitory room with wooden bunk beds, a desk with a chair, and windows letting in natural light.
Bathroom with black countertop, white sink, mirror, toothbrushes, soap dispenser, makeup items, towel rack with green and yellow towels, shower curtain with blue, tan, and white scallop pattern, and a window vent.
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Group of young people posing for a photo on a rooftop with New York City skyline in the background during sunset

Addresses & Map

  • Residence Address: EHS St George, 55 Clark Street, Brooklyn, NY 11201

  • Restaurant Address: Montague Diner, 148 Montague Street, Brooklyn, NY 11201

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Arrival and Departure

The 2-week package starts with an arrival on Sunday and ends with a departure on Saturday.
Additional nights are not possible.

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Residence Rules & Guidelines

Students are expected to adhere to the following guidelines during their stay:

  • Teens must return to the residence by 6 PM daily after activities.

  • Young Adults have the freedom to come and go as they please after their activities.

  • Students should feel free to communicate any questions or needs to the EO Residence Managers.

  • Embrace cultural and personal differences among peers and practice tolerance.

  • Maintain cleanliness in shared spaces, including keeping rooms tidy and bathrooms clean.

  • Smoking is prohibited within the residence.

  • Students are not permitted to invite guests to the residence.

  • Each student is responsible for their personal belongings and any damage caused to the residence.

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