My girlfriend and I were staying in Brooklyn for a week and we found this place online. We found a…read morefew reviews and decided to give it a try. We stayed 3 nights, Sunday to Wednesday. Josie was great. She showed us around our floor (when you rent a room you get the entire floor) and talked about locking up and things like that. The Breakfast portion is on the lighter side. Cereal and juice are available. Josie offered to get pastries in the morning but we said we didn't need it, there are too many great places for brunch in the neighborhood. The rooms were clean, the main bathroom seemed brand new (the second bathroom in the bedroom was nice to have as well) and the location was fantastic. I'd much rather pay a little more to stay here as opposed to getting a hotel on the other side of Park Slope. If you need a place to stay in Park Slope I recommend considering this place.

Enjoyed our stay here on the second floor. Room is small but that's NY for you. The standing shower…read morewas great and the water got really hot. Breakfast is available everyday and serves as great fuel to start the day. Downstairs has so much to offer from a pool table to various board games and books. This hotel is unique and very chic, would def stay again here at Tru by Hilton Brooklyn. The staff was kind, they allowed us to stow our luggage before leaving which was helpful.

Everyone has their own experiences but I was really shocked at the low rating that this hotel…read morereceived . It's in a perfect location in Brooklyn that's not too far from the subway. There's plenty of food spots around & it was very clean. The staff was welcoming. Our room was clean.. smaller than most but that's what you're gonna get in NY typically. Big enough for 2. I think that it was build within the last 5 years which it still shows. The hotel has continental breakfast which was decent. I liked that they had chicken sausage. My only gripe would be that it is replenished a bit more throughout the time frame. I personally loved the work space down below in the cellar area. There is a patio for relaxing and people watching . The bathrooms downstairs weren't that cleaned & needed tended to which I noticed hadn't been done in 2 days of my 3 day stay. The staff was also nice enough to store our luggage while we waited for our plane.

The staff was great - big kudos to Stan - he really made the stay memorable! Great location for…read moreaccess to Park Slope area visit. And we were able to park in their lot all weekend - big plus! It is a small lot, and first come, first serve. The room was small, but plenty for our needs, and very clean. The bathroom door was interesting - sliding glass that would stick a little, but not really a problem. The labelling on the AC unit needs a little repair, but we were able to figure it out. We did not go out on the tiny balcony, and I would definitely not take children out there. All in all, we were very happy with the experience and the price. We would definitely stay there again.

BEDBUGS! Stay away from Hotel Le Bleu…read more I stayed here during my trip to Brooklyn and woke up in the middle of the night itching like crazy. Shortly after that, bites started appearing all over me, and the itching has lasted nearly two weeks. This was the only hotel I stayed at while I was in Brooklyn, so I am about 99% sure this is where it happened. I reached out to management to report what happened, and they never even bothered to respond. Their complete silence gave me no confidence that they took the complaint seriously or investigated the room before allowing another guest to stay there. I have been watching my clothes + sheets vigilantly since returning, because I'm paranoid that I may have brought bedbugs back with me. I would not recommend this hotel to anyone - do yourself a favor and stay somewhere else.

We had a wonderful stay in Brooklyn at this spot. It had everything we needed. The garden in the…read moreback is delightful. Laura (the owner) was so gracious. It's clean. Great art work. We loved it. And it's in a great location: tons of great take-out in the area, Prospect Park is perfect for running, a stroll, biking, and lounging. The Brooklyn Botanic Gardens are close by. Easy to get on the subway to get to Manhattan. It's really just very nice.

From the owner: New York City's Garden Green is housed in a four-story red-brick row house, built in 1865 and…read morelocated in the culturally-diverse, historic Prospect Heights/Park Slope district, an integral part of "Brownstone Brooklyn". It is filled with antique furnishings. All lodging accommodations are air-conditioned. Choose from one of two guest rooms, one with a double bed and one with two single beds, on the third floor. On the ground floor is a one-bedroom apartment rental fully furnished with a small kitchen, access to the rear garden, a private entry, telephone, television, and WiFi. Breakfast is not provided, but there is a variety of eateries in the local area. Notice: "We do not require a deposit, but we will be here when you arrive as we have been doing since 1992."

Ace Hotel Brooklyn continues to be one of my favorite stays in New York. From the moment you walk…read morein, the vibe is effortlessly cool without feeling overwhelming. The design is thoughtful and stylish, and the lobby always has great energy--especially on weekends. The rooms are comfortable, clean, and well-appointed, with beautiful views and all the essentials you need for a great stay. The team truly makes the experience stand out--everyone is warm, welcoming, and genuinely helpful. The location is another major plus--perfectly situated with easy access to multiple subway lines and surrounded by some of Brooklyn's best spots. Every stay here feels consistent, elevated, and memorable. Already looking forward to the next visit.

I met my son up in NY and we stayed in this hotel. It is a pretty cool place and it is in a decent…read morelocation. My son arrived early and the guy at the desk told him he would be able to check in by 1 pm but it ended up being after 3. Which was an aggravation since he took the red eye from the West Coast. The lobby has LOUD music playing so it is hard to just hang out there but the sound proofing must be decent because I did not hear it anywhere else. Located close to a subway station and near a good coffee shop and restaurants

This is not a 4 star hotel. If they would be honest, it would be a 2…read more Problems: our door and key cards didn't work so they gave us an actual key. When the maid service came, she left our door open, took all the tiny towels and didn't replace them. We had no wash clothes for two days even after telling the front desk. The big bed is made of two double beds pushed together, so there was a huge gap in the middle. We finally got towels that looked like they got them from a used rag bin at the local thrift store. On the positive: they were friendly at the front desk. And, it's a 20 minute walk to the subway.

They canceled my reservation after it was confirmed. I arrived at 11 pm to find the only room they…read morehave, has no shower. Five flights up, no working elevator. The phones don't call the front desk so you have to walk down the stairs to talk to someone. The toilet overflowed all over the floor. Very bad experience.

Cheap (for New York), conveniently located (2 blocks from one of the great streets of Park Slope),…read morenew, and clean. This hotel is basically exactly what I want for my personal trips to Brooklyn. I liked the feeling of not-being-cheated so much that I would consider staying here even for trips to Manhattan. "A neighborhood gem," is exactly right.

Although Super 8 is a new hotel to the area, it is a neighborhood gem! It is located centrally in…read morePark Slope, Brooklyn, a great, quiet area. There are fantastic restaurants nearby, but the hotel is the greatest new addition. The rooms are large and the breakfast is gigantic! I loved it :) Oh, and if you're interested in going to Manhattan, the Subway stop is a block away for a quick, 15 minute ride into Manhattan. It was a great experience, and I would love to stay there again!

Nice place. Very clean…read more A little disappointed because I picked it because it said it had available parking to guests. It did say first come serve, but I didn't realize they only have four spaces. So I called and the front desk person was just like yeah none available. I was like ok well is there a garage around somewhere? She couldn't help me. I pulled over and look at a map. I see there is one a block away. The actual place is solid. Layout is cool. Dishwasher, fridge, microwave. 2 tvs. This is high class stuff.

I travel for a work a few times a year, and I'm always amused when my co-workers tell me, "Oh…read moreJames, you're so 'Lucky' that you get to travel." Yeah..."lucky." That's what I am. Anyone's who's had the pleasure of engaging in business travel knows that it's long hours getting to and from the job site, not eating Michelin star meals but more often at chain restaurants, and of course, not staying at the Ritz Carlton...but at places like TownPlace Suites in Brooklyn. I just finished up a multi-week stay here for a big project. It wasn't terrible; but also not amazing. I'm a Marriott loyalty member, so I try and book at these properties if given the choice. Located in the Gowanus/Park Slope neighborhood, it is conveniently located a 2-3 min walk from the Union Street MTA stop; which is good since there really isn't a lot of parking associated with the hotel. The Good: * Central location - My NY office was near the Barclay's center, so I walked daily to and from the hotel. And it is within a 15-20 min of the always Park Slope neighborhood replete with trendy restaurants and shopping. And being near a MTA stop is a HUGE plus since it also made getting to NY Penn station easier. * Included breakfast - It's not anything fancy, but it's nice not having to spend any Per Diem on breakfast. Surprisingly, the coffee is flavorful and strong. In additon to dairy creamers, non-dairy (Oat and Soy Milk) creamers are also provided. Otherwise, it's the usual assortment of pastries, cereal, and hot items like sausage/bacon, powdered eggs, etc. Again, nothing fancy but it's nice at 6:30am to just hop on the elevator and be able to grab breakfast without having to leave the hotel. * Room layout - Upgrades to this property include Container Store branded Elfa shelving in the closet. This proved more helpful that I thought since I was able to place my roller bag at waist level for easy sorting; and hanging suits and other clothing was convenient. As usual, for business travelers, an iron and mini-ironing board are also provided. Bathroom was clean and the shower had good water pressure with wall mounted body wash, shampoo/conditioner. Kitchenette with microwave and sink was also handy. You can request a mini-induction cooktop if you want to prepare any food. * Daily housekeeping - This "perk" seems to be rapidly disappearing across hotels. It was nice to have housekeeping refresh towels, come back to a made bed, and trash emptied. * Fitness center - I used it a few times. Treadmills, stationary bikes and some weights. Not bad if you want to get a workout in. The Bad: * Thin Walls and Door - Many reviews note the "paper thin walls," and I agree with that assessment. As referenced, this is not the Ritz Carlton, so don't be surprised if you "accidentally" overhear your neighbors convos if they're speaking loudly. The hotel has a "quiet hours" policy between 10pm-5am, but I can attest that several nights, inconsiderate guests returned around 1-2am and were quite rowdy which I'm sure awakened everyone along the hallway. * Loud HVAC unit - more and more hotels are switching to the "invidual window HVAC units." I get it. Installing central air heating and cooling units in each room is cost prohibitive. But these window A/C units are so loud that it makes sleeping difficult * Transitional neighborhood - The immediate area is "safe," but a few nights when my colleagues were walking back from the Union Street MTA, there is currently an empty lot where there were some "questionable" people hanging around...and I'll leave it at that. I'm sure in another 3-5 yrs, a high rise selling million dollar condos will be erected. This is NYC, so don't be shocked by the prices. I paid the corporate rate, so my pricing is not representative for what a "regular" customer would pay. TBH, for downtown Brooklyn this TownPlace Suites isn't bad.

Part of the IHG brand…read more Quality/Quantity - A clean safe location. Close to many amenities, transportation, etc. The room was of decent size. Had an in room safe and coffee machine. We did NOT use any of the amenities. Basically we just used the room to sleep. No fridge, so we could not stock up on local beers, lol. Ambiance - Decent size hotel. Gym, conference room, wifi, restaurant/bar, market place (small convenience shop), daily house keeping, pet friendly (with restrictions and additional deposit), smoke free, etc. Open 24/7. No pool. Parking in nearby garages starting at $55 a day. Service - Okay. Complimentary flavored water, coffee, and tea in the lobby. Nice "outdoor" sitting/lobby area; see picture. Packages and promotions available; see their website. Price - $215 a night, NY prices. Not inexpensive, but also not a great value. We are paying for the location. Owner Comment - Congrats on all your success.

The good things about this hotel are that it has a nice location: you can walk to a number of bars,…read morerestaurants, landmarks and the sub way is close. The staff are friendly and professional. The room is well soundproofed. I'm a light sleeper and did. Or hear any noise so that was a major plus. The things that need to be improved: the rooms and the common spaces feel tired and in need of updating/renovations. You do not get the feeling of comfort. The mattress was a little too soft for my liking. Overall, the room is of a decent size and not a bad place for the size. It's clean enough and if you're not looking for luxury or great comfort, this is a good option.

Yellow Block is truly a gem in the heart of Brooklyn. We're return guests for a reason -- the host…read moreis amazing, welcoming, and consistently goes above and beyond to make sure our stay feels like home. The house itself is beautiful, spotless, and spacious enough to comfortably accommodate my large family all together under one roof, which is priceless. For what we would pay booking multiple hotel rooms, this place is an absolute steal. The location is perfect, the neighborhood is vibrant, and the comfort and convenience can't be beat. Yellow Block will always be our first choice whenever we come back to Brooklyn. Highly recommend!

The stay at the Yellow Block B&B was phenomenal. My friends and I had a nice girls weekend. It's…read morecomfortable, spacious, has a great vibe and safe. Gordy, the host, was very tentative. I would definitely recommend staying here.