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."

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.

This place was awesome! Everyone who works here is super nice. From the front desk attendants who…read morechecked us in and checked us out to the folks who took our breakfast orders - everyone was super nice and seemed to really love working here. The place itself was cool. We got a patio with our room and exercise equipment inside the room. We used the patio for eating and getting ready so we wouldn't dirty the inside but definitely didn't work out at all. Its also located in a nice spot in brooklyn. Enough subway stations nearby and its super close to the city point food hall. Their breakfast is good and they have a 24 7 market with snacks which works out if youre feeling snackish and dont want to deal with how early a lot of bodegas close. I highly recommend this place for a new york visit.

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.

Some friends and family stayed at both locations listed under the name Park Slope Inn last year for…read morea wedding. Per the website photos, the great tripadvisor reviews and proximity to my home, it all seemed like a no-brainer. Sadly, this B&B is not all that it appears to be. The 12th street location has leaky walls, shoddy plumbing and a waterbug problem. The 4th street location had dirty sheets and constant construction noise. The owner was very apologetic but did not budge on reducing the price for our party since it was all paid in advance. It was a sour note to an otherwise splendid occasion. There was also a terribly awkward experience with the sole maid/housekeeper for both locations. My cousin had left tip on the pillows after the first night and asked the maid if she found it was 'reasonable' and she responded that there was no tip. They went back to the room and searched the whole bed but the five dollars were missing. The maid noted that her tips often went "missing" if the innkeeper was around before her shift started. A couple of other family members left tip on their nightstands but found it missing when they returned from breakfast - room untouched by the maid. The following morning, we all noted that management was very eager to see everyone out the door every day so we collectively decided to leave our final night's tip under the bath towels. It's of no surprise to find the hotel is actually illegal according to the Department of Buildings website. It was overall a very bizarre and offensive experience.

When I wrote to ask about availability, Marcie responded that she had two rooms, which could…read moreaccommodate our group of five. We were excited! Unfortunately, when I immediately responded, asking for pricing and stating I would like to book the rooms, she became non-responsive. I called the following day, and left a voicemail. The call was never returned. Five days later, I wrote another email, asking why I never received a call nor an email. Marcie responded with, "I no longer have the space at our Center Slope location... Sorry, for the delay in responding, I thought I had gotten back to you already." Not recommended, due to poor customer service.

I booked this location for a quick NYC trip because I always like to stay somewhere that keeps me…read moreclose to transportation, great food, and fun things to do and this spot checked all the boxes. It was also perfectly located just a short walk from my Pilates studio, which made sticking to my routine while traveling super easy. On top of that, there were plenty of coffee shops and local restaurants nearby, so I never had to go far for a good bite or my morning coffee. Being a Hilton Honors member made check-in a breeze, and I was even gifted complimentary water upon arrival, which was such a thoughtful touch. The room itself was clean, cozy, and perfect for a short stay. The view from my window was amazing especially at night and I loved how quiet it was, making it easy to fully relax after long days out. They also have great amenities like a gym and a breakfast buffet every morning. The waffle machines, fresh fruit, and coffee were definitely highlights and a great way to start each day. Mallory at the front desk was so sweet and made checkout just as smooth as check-in. I stayed for 4 days and 3 nights, and everything about this visit felt seamless. I'll definitely be back the next time I'm in New York!

This is a long overdue review! My fiancé and I stayed here for about a week in October. Shout out…read moreto Kat at the front desk for welcoming us at check-in and making us feel right at home throughout our stay! She was great! My main concern when looking for a hotel in NY/Brooklyn was having a microwave and fridge, and thankfully our room had both. I was also told you can request them if your room doesn't already have them. We stayed in a room with a window facing an extremely busy intersection, with honking going on all day and into the night, but thankfully, the windows were thick enough to block out most of the noise. The AC sound also helped drown it out. The room and restroom also felt spacious for what you get in NY. There was daily breakfast, which was your typical hotel breakfast with a variety of options that changed daily. It's about a one-mile walk to get to DUMBO, which wasn't bad at all, even when we had to do it in the rain. The subway is about a 10 minute walk, and there are two corner stores down the street. Honestly not a bad location! Just be careful when crossing that crazy busy intersection! I would stay here again!

Debbie and Eric are the wonderful hosts of the Sankofa Aban Bread and Breakfast. We really enjoyed…read morethe jazz jam session and all the musicians were so professional, led by Eric Lemon. Debbie is an excellent cook and provided us with a delicious spinach omelette, with all the fixings, first thing Saturday morning. Public transportation is just down the block, along with a vast variety of wonderful ethnic foods in stores and restaurants, in the neighborhood. Oh, forgot to mention the fish fry dinner Debbie provided during intermission of that Saturday night jam session .....Delicious!!! Sent from my iPad

I came here recently and enjoyed a saturday night jazz and fish fry. I purchased my tickets for $40…read morefrom Sidetour (https://www.sidetour.com/experiences/discover-a-friday-fish-fry-and-jazzfest-at-a-brooklyn-brownstone), though it seems like they also occasionally run Groupons. We showed up promptly at 8pm, though it seemed like it more "officially" began at 9pm. They have some wine/water for purchase (outside of the cover charge) and this is not entirely made clear until you walk up and ask. I think that given the $40 charge, it would have been nice if at least the water was included but it's not a huge deal breaker. I also agree with No N. that it would have been a more homey experience if everyone wasn't on metal folding chairs -- ottomans anyone? Debbie is very friendly and welcoming and the jazz and visiting performer were quite lovely. I think the main downside is that the venue doesn't have air conditioning and it really is quite hot (even on a fairly cool day). Definitely dress down or bring a fan!

This property was decent. Nothing fancy but had basic amenities. Room are pretty small. Breakfast…read morearea and breakfast was good. Wish they had labeled what is what as the person working there was busy talking on phone using headphones to help any customer.

My rating for this property solely has to do with not communicating their policies via third party…read morebooking sites which can lead to some confusion once you're on the property, leaving you no choice but to pay or take your business elsewhere. Of course, hotels require a safety deposit. Understandable. It's expected but to not mention the cost or even the fact that I would be asked to make one through Expedia can be inconvenient for other guests. I was prepared to pay the deposit, and received it after a few days. Upon my arrival, I was made aware my room wasn't ready and it would be ready in a few minutes which I appreciate them for accomodating me. Here's where I was left dissatisfied: the parking. On the website, I was made aware parking was first come first serve. However, the lot isn't as accessible as they made it seem. On the lot itself there's at least 10 parking spots that you can park in. Against the back by the gate, all the spaces are labeled as "reserved". In my head, I'm thinking that this will apply to the $42 parking fee that they charged me. However, after going back and forth moving my stuff from my vehicle to the room, I asked the front desk receptionist if I could park against that back wall. He proceeded to tell me that those spots were reserved for the contractors of the building.. so you're essentially telling me if I'm out of luck I spent $40 to not even be guaranteed a reserved spot. I put the parking permit on the dashboard however it seems like they don't check it anyways. I was put off by this completely because it can deemed as an inconvenience to not even be guaranteed a spot though I paid. The room itself (king suite) was honestly more than what I anticipated so it was really nice and refreshing to relax in such a big room. I appreciated the temp control in both the bedroom and the living space. My next pointer would be the "continental breakfast". If you're looking for a lot of options for breakfast, do not have your expectations too high. I would say it had just enough and most of the food was either too salty or bland. I settled for eggs, sausage, and some oatmeal. They did have juice which was nice, but yeah it's pretty basic for breakfast options. Other than that, my stay was seamless. I just wish they were more accomodating regarding their policy.

My cat Bear's stay stay with Amelia at Four Paws B&B exceeded my expectations! I moved to Brooklyn…read morefrom the west coast in December 2018 with my cat, which was stressful to say the least. Amelia made the whole situation so much less stressful as my cat stayed at the B&B for a week while I apartment-hunted. I forgot Bear's food and Amelia obtained her specific dry food for her stay. I also had to move the pickup date around and Amelia was extremely flexible. She was very communicative and lovely and sent me text updates about Bear throughout the week to put my mind at ease. Very personal service and I would highly recommend!

Amelia has walked our dogs a few times over the past year. She is a licensed veterinary technician…read morewhich makes us comfortable leaving her with our dogs. One of our dogs has medical issues requiring extra assistance to go outside and requires medications, and she is more than comfortable and happy to take care of him. She is always kind with our dogs and takes pictures for us while we are away! We highly recommend Amelia in Brooklyn.