Staying at the Henry Norman always tricks me into thinking I could easily move back to New York…read more It's elegant yet homey and exactly the feel I want from a hotel. The location is perfect and very walkable. It's not right near a subway, yet not too far either - which encourages a welcome stroll in the neighborhood. The front desk staff is friendly and helpful - and I have to give a special shout out to housekeeping because the rooms are IMMACULATE. That alone goes a long way for me. I will stay here any chance I get.

3 night stay... July 22-24 2026 On the last night, another…read moreguest across from my room had a very loud party room 201. He had guests coming in and out of the room till 6 am and played the music very loudly. The staff did not address the noise levels all night long. Another guest from the upper floor had to bang on their door to get them to stop playing the extremely loud music. It is an open concept lobby and l am sure they heard all the commotion. The hotel staff in charge that evening did not seem to address the commotion. I did not rest all night long. When I complained to front desk in the morning they merely apologized for the disruption and thanked me for bringing it to their attention. They already had records of the incident because it was in their logged computer records from the night staff so thanking me for bringing it to their attention was very lacking in customer service and care. It was not until I mentioned speaking with management that they elevated the issue and extended our stay till 2pm. They were insincere and did not handle the situation adequately. My husband asked the manger to call him and in lieu of a call the manager sent a very generic response which was unsigned. He followed up by asking for a call and their name and has not been respond to. Very unprofessional management. Extremely disappointed.

The hotel staff was incredibly friendly and accommodating. The blackout blinds were great and you'd…read morenever know you were in Brooklyn because I've stayed in noisier hotels in the middle of nowhere. Good location, comfortable, all of that. I left a few t-shirts in the dresser drawer, and after calling to follow up a few days later the manager connected with me to help get them sent back out to me. They deserve your business!

I give Hotel Le Jolie an A+ for location and cleanliness. If you can get it at a decent rate, go…read moreahead and make a reservation stat. Why three stars? My room came to about 435 dollars for one night. The lobby and room are super basic, absolutely nothing special (kind of reminiscent of a Ramada Inn or some similar budget hotel). It pains me to pay that much for basic, yes, even in New York City (and we ARE talking Brooklyn here, even if one of the. most trendy, happening neighborhoods). So, while there was absolutely nothing wrong with my stay, I'm a bit bitter about blowing that much money on a hotel that's so low brow, they actually called me 10 minutes before check out time to remind me that it was check-out time. What? That has literally never happened to me before.

I had a rather last minute trip out to NYC and was able to find affordable room rates at this…read morefairly new hotel. Check-in was pretty quick and friendly. The walls were pretty thin, so if anyone opened or closed their door on your floor, you're going to hear it. I did find my room to be clean with most things in good working condition. However, some of the usual amenities were missing. There was no place to hang my jacket. There was no tissue paper in the restroom. There was no soap dish or shelf in the shower to put your toiletries. The shower did have good water pressure. The TV looked to be equipped for you to stream via streaming apps, but unfortunately the remote provided was not capable of access any of those features. One of the elevators was not working when I was there. A few times, I opted to take the stairs. Even with those shortcomings, I would still consider it a good stay. This hotel was conveniently located near a few subway stations. Broadway Junction: A, C, L, J, or Z Liberty Ave Station: A or C Van Siclen Av Station: J or Z

I stay here whenever I travel to NY. It's very clean, staff is nice and attentive. The train is…read morenearby if you are a light sleeper it may bother you, but I never seem to notice it. Smart TV in the rooms so you can relax and stream your favorite shows. There's plenty things within walking distance.

Definitely not what was advertised. Really dark, dingy and unsafe. My hotel door looked like it was…read morekicked in. Super creepy place.

Alex the manager is the man and Crystal is awesome as well. They take care of all your needs and…read moreprovide excellent service at an affordable price. The Hotel is Chic and feels luxurious while be economic! Will stay every time in Brooklyn. -Daniel Kelley

it's still open, yelp is lying. great drinks as always. Great place for dates, and love the…read moreambiance is incredible.

We hired the bar for our dear friend's Bachelor party. And it was a BLAST!…read moreWhat an intimate space with such a friendly bartender and owner. I personally kept with drinking Prosecco instead of cocktails, yes I know - what a bore! However, everyone in attendance was raving about the bartender's skills. He really was such a gem, he even joined us for a few shots :) It's definitely a must visit in Red Hook!

This is the only place I will stay in nyc! It will Not…read moreCatch your eye from the curb, but walk in and meet The incredible staff who will do literally whatever to make you feel treated better than at home! I am a travel blogger and have stayed in so many places! The rooms are clean and spacious and offer too notch views of the city. The rooms come with a daily breakfast and the rates are very competitive! Super safe neighborhood that you may feel comfortable walking around in

The female front door clerk was extremely rude with a disgusting attitude and demeanor, me and my…read morefamily were trying to get help in booking a room for the night and all she had was rude remarks. Me and my family left because we did not feel comfortable to stay here . 0/10 wouldn't recommend

We stayed here for 2 nights to visit Brooklyn. It was a cute boutique hotel, reasonably priced for…read moreNew York, and more room space than most NYC/Brooklyn hotels. My favorite part was the location. The hotel is in a good area of Greenpoint, with plenty of bodegas, bars, restaurants and shopping within short walking distance. The subway stop we used the most was about 4 blocks away. There is a large Polish community in this area so you'll see a lot of Polish restaurants and bakeries. I didn't get to try any, but I do highly recommend Radio Bakery! The only bummer is that this seems to be a quieter, residential area and mostly everything closes early... we had to get McDonald's dinner one night after sightseeing because nothing was open. I booked this hotel partially because of the onsite bar and restaurant, which is always convenient. However, it isn't mentioned anywhere on their website that the restaurant/bar is closed Mondays, which was the full day we were staying there. So we didn't get to go at all. I feel like the limited operation should be made clearer, as I probably would have found a different hotel. We didn't opt for included breakfast buffet (extra charge) and I was glad I didn't because it looked pretty mid. They have a cute, vintage branded taxi parked outside, but no one mentioned anything to us about a ride service and they don't do airport shuttles. Maybe it's for decoration? Overall, we liked staying here, the beds were comfy and the room was quiet!

My wife and I were invited to my cousin's daughter's wedding at the Box Hotel. We were excited to…read morebe going here since it sounded like a nice venue. We were going to stay over but when I called to get a price on a standard room it was over $500 due to the world cup. Usually, it would have been $200. Talk about price gouging and did not offer any overnight parking so we decide to uber, which worked out great. We arrived a 1/2 hour early and waited in the lobby where there were a bar and a sitting area. Then we were escorted to the roof top via elevators and were given champagne. I always enjoy a glass of champagne. There were wooden folding chairs line up in rows for the wedding ceremony. We sat and waited for the bride and groom; they were a little late but all good. The ceremony was very sweet, we enjoyed it. After that they took all the chairs away and started cocktail hour. We were on the roof top, and it was a raining evening, so the roof was covered. It was very hot up there and I thought we may have moved to another area with air conditioning. But no A/C, just a fan. Not sure why they don't have any A/C up there. We all know sometimes there's bad weather and the roof needs to be closed. Seems as though they had no other accommodations. Cocktail hour was ok. The bartenders worked hard, drinks were really good, I had margarites and my wife had Aperol spritzers. There was not much food for cocktail hour, they had oysters, shrimp and a taco bar. That's all I saw. After that they setup all the tables for dinner on the same very hot humid roof top. Dinner was family style which we did not know. First course was 2 types of salad, dinner was, eggplant, steak and branzino. I tried all 3, my steak was a little tough. Desert was never brough to the table it was on a desert table consisted of just 3 items, churros, wedding cake and 1other which I don't remember. We were never served our food or did any waiter explain to us about the family style or where desert was going to be. I have been at other restaurants where there is family style, and the waiters will serve you. The DJ was very good, and we did dance quite bit. I love to dance so overall I had a great time. For me, drinks, lots of dancing with my wife and extended family is great. For food, I'm easy going and not a big eater. I need to sum this up, overall, I had a great time, due to all who were there celebrating my cousin's daughter's wedding, it could have been anywhere and spending with my wife and family are the best. Drinks were good, food ok, didn't know about desert so I missed out on that. My wife wanted to leave to be sure we got an uber. For a hotel with a roof top venue especially for a wedding, you would think they would have some sort of A/C or other accommodations. It was very warm and humid; everyone was sweating even if you were not dancing. I'm sure they paid a lot for this wedding, and the Box Hotel did live up the standard I would have expected.

They only provided 4 breakfast vouchers for 6 people staying at a two bedroom suite. Three of the…read moresix are children. So the right thing to do was to be gracious and allow everyone to have breakfast. Kids customarily eat for free anyway. So the experience we had was that a weird man followed us around watching what we were taking at a breakfast buffet. OMG, this would never happen at a Marriott or Hilton. And there was no coffee. Then, when we complained to the manager, they said oh well, things cost so much these days. No hospitality or courtesy whatsoever. What kind of third world experience is this???!! Do yourself a favor and stay at a hotel where they have standards.

I stayed at Marco LaGuardia Hotel & Suites for 9 nights in March. While the weather in New York was…read morequite chilly, the hotel felt warm and inviting. One of the standout features was the spaciousness of the suite--much larger than typical rooms in Times Square. We called the hotel from LaGuardia Airport, and their complimentary shuttle picked us up promptly within 15 minutes. The shuttle was clean and roomy. Our suite included a full kitchen with a refrigerator, microwave, and stove, though there were no dishes or utensils provided. It also featured a dining table with chairs, a desk, sofa bed, and best of all--a private in-room Jacuzzi. It was a perfect way to relax after long days out in the cold. The hotel also offers convenient amenities like a coin laundry, a gym, and a vending machine. Daily housekeeping was consistent and appreciated. It's just a short walk to the New World Mall, Tangram Mall and the 7 train, which made getting around very easy. The front desk staff were friendly and helpful with anything we needed. Overall, I highly recommend this hotel for anyone looking for comfort, space, and a bit of luxury near LaGuardia.