Definitely a solid, no-frills hotel experience. The hotel deserves kudos for: - Free WiFi - Free breakfast - 3 blocks away from the R train The toilet clogged, but I suppose its debatable who is really at fault for that - and they came and fixed us right up as soon as we asked. Was the room a little cramped? Yeah. Best night sleep I've ever had? Not even close. Worth the $120 a night? Abso-fricken-lutely. Would I go back? Fo. Sho. read more

Sleep Inn - Hotels Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

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I come to this hotel with my husband, and we was have terrible night! This hotel have a Bed Bugs!!! We was even can't sleep all night in here, we get up at 1am I was have bites all over in my body and hands, we call to reception, they was doesn't want to give our money back, they said come tomorrow... When we came back they give to us only half price back....And people who working there, special young girl they so disrespectful , not professional and they don't care about customers! I will never go back here! read more

Sleep Inn - This hotel have Bed Bugs!!!!! - Hotels Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

I stayed here from Friday-Sunday and honestly have nothing bad to say about the stay at all. When I checked in the staff was fast, friendly, and open to answer any questions. My favourite part about staying here was the free parking spot we had right outside (a true rarity in Brooklyn). The room itself was nice, clean, and had everything we could of needed for a mini-vacation. On top of free parking, the Sleep Inn offers a complimentary breakfast downstairs which offers cereal, eggs, waffles, bacon, sausage link, sausage patties, toast, muffins, coffee, orange juice, and apple juice. The food was all pretty average for a hotel but hey, it's free so who is really complaining? Overall, I was very happy with my stay here and would definitely like to stay again next summer when I return to Brooklyn! read more

So here's the deal you guys: I like a nice, comfy, posh hotel just like the next girl. Probably more. I am sure that there was some mistake up there in limbo when came time for baby delivery, and that I am actually some rich heiress who never made it home. But the reality of things is the following: times are tough, and I prefer keeping my cash for food and entertainment when I travel. Besides I have been in my relationship for years....so we don't need as much romance as we used to. Going to NYC definitely puts you to the test when it comes to find a cheap hotel with a private bathroom. I had my share of dingy rooms in the Big Apple, and I don't want to go back there. Now - if you don't mind getting out of Manhattan (and really, you shouldn't because Brooklyn is so worth the trek, and it's a short one) Sleep Inn is a great option. A couple of blocks from the subway, clean rooms, super comfortable beds and all a gal and a guy could be asking for. $75 with advanced purchase, without tax = best deal available. The area is safe, and breakfast (continental) is even included. One of the best pizza in your life also awaits you a few blocks away. I would definitely come back. read more

For the price, it was everything I could want. The location was perfect for me, and as a single female, was not concerned about walking alone at night (I mean, any more than anyone should who is observing normal awareness and safety precautions). The place is new, so the room, and the entire building, smelled and looked very clean. The breakfast buffet had no fruit, but bagels, waffles, cereal, juice, milk, coffee... and it's free daily. The staff, both day and night, was very courteous and helpful. For less than $100 per night, I will pick this place every time, and feel comfortable recommending it to anyone who is happy with a clean, no-frills hotel stay. Word of caution: There are two Sleep Inn hotels in Brooklyn. Through their website I accidentally selected the wrong one, and ended up staying on 49th street my first night, which was quite an inconvenience. My second night I was able to reserve a place at this location, thankfully. Just be careful not to make the same mistake! read more

Actually, this is my second time staying at this particular location. Even though it is in Brooklyn, you are extremely close to Manhattan which is a quick hop on the R-train into downtown. First of all, there is limited parking at the hotel but there is street parking available which was never been a problem. Secondly, it is still NYC and the rooms are small and cramped. If you're looking to spend a lot of time in your hotel room, this may not be the location for you. However, you can't beat the price for what you get. The rooms are clean, albeit a little cramped, and there is breakfast included in the price. Coffee, juice, bagels, pastries, waffles (yes, waffles! And there was a super nice lady that makes them for you, too!). You really can't beat that. 4 stars because early check-in isn't always available and in our most recent visit, our AC kept turning our room into a meat-locker and totally overriding the temperature controls set. Brrrrrr! The area around the hotel looks a little scary and I can understand that. However, it's really not that bad. There are a few convenience stores nearby and an awesome bakery/deli two blocks up on 5th Ave. The front desk staff is friendly and accommodating. Considering how easy it is to get to Manhattan, you can't beat the price and location of the Sleep Inn in Brooklyn. read more

This place turned out to be a good find. The hotel is clean, neat and modern at a price you'd only get a crumbling fleabag for in Manhattan. Check in and check out was efficient. They offer a free continental breakfast but I didn't sample it, since I wanted to try Jule's cafe nearby. I was a little worried about the location -- although it's close to the 25th Street stop on the R Train, its at least a 30 minute ride to Manhattan, and nearby 4th avenue is pretty bleak (funeral homes and auto-related stores predominate). But if you walk towards the higher avenue numbers and lower street numbers (towards the Cemetary and Prospect Park) there are some interesting neighborhoods for walking and plenty of cool little bars and cafes. read more

Stayed here for 1 night. TINY rooms!!! The bed was comfy and the bathroom was clean. Breakfast in the morning was nice too. It was in a quiet location, safe. It was fine for 1 night but it's just way too small for anything other than sleeping. Overall it was perfect for one night but anything other than that, you'll start to feel claustrophobic. read more

Sleep Inn - Hotels Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

Good value, overall. Close to the subway station ( four blocks). Neighborhood is a working class neighborhood..this aint midtown Manhattan..I never felt unsafe at any time. Continental breakfast they advertise is pretty basic. Staff is always there, and nice folks. BIt of a language barrier with several of them, but they are attentive, good people. read more

I wasn't expecting much from this place and it was pretty great. The location was alright and the hotel itself was clean. Our bed was really comfy. I can't complain at all. There was breakfast downstairs every morning. Very typical things to choose from, waffles, donuts, bagels, sausage and eggs. The staff were all friendly too! read more

In December 2011 we went for a short stay to the states to do a little roadtrip toward Chicago. Because we already slept on Manhattan island, we looked for a much cheaper hotel en came out. The hotel is located in a regular neighborhood. The funny part of this hotel is that the have a saying: "Rest is Required - It's a fact: Well-rested people lead Healthier, happie lives......", because this hotel is next to the I278 an the hotel has single glazing you can hear the interstate. Its not loud so I slept wonderful. When we come back to NY we take again this hotel. read more

This place doesn't even deserve any starts to be honest. As soon as I stepped in this hotel I knew it was going to be an awful night. It smells, it's so dirty, and service was so awful. The people who work at front desk are very unprofessional just sitting behind those computers as if they're going to die. At night before bed, there was security searching for someone across our room! The location is so bad. Don't waste ur time and money there. read more

We had a great stay at this Sleep Inn for two nights last week. It was clean and comfortable, the furniture wasn't cheap, and the shower had some amazing hot water and pressure, haha. I was very happy with the price per night too.The front desk staff was friendly and they also had a very decent looking continental breakfast (though we never had it as we wound up at the Dunkin Donuts by the R train stop every morning). The ride to Manhattan was super simple via the nearby R train. When we go back to NYC I'll definitely take a look at booking this Sleep Inn first. read more

My wife and I stayed here for two nights during our wedding weekend. It was not a pleasant experience. First I should say that the little experience we had with the staff was fantastic. The bathroom in the first room we checked into smelled like mold or mildew so we had to change. The second room didn't smell but it wasn't any better. We had a king sized bed but the wall sized desk made the room extra tiny. Seems like a twin would've fit better in that space. The blow dryer did not work, the ac/heater did not work, and the fridge did not work. All would have been great to have that weekend. The shower had a glass door, which I love, but it wouldn't close all the way so even short showers left a huge puddle on the floor. Hotel TV is never good but most of the channels stopped working after the first hour. I was actually surprised at the free breakfast they provided. Homemade waffles, eggs, sausage, bacon, fruit, yogurt, oatmeal, juices, and more. Between the breakfast, the staff and the free WiFi, made the experience tolerable. We would definitely not stay here again though. read more

This place is totally fine. It's not a romantic get away or anything but if you're in NY and just need a safe , clean place to sleep and shower, this place is perfect. For the price, you really should adjust your expectations. Our room was clean, the cleaning service was fine and nothing went missing. There was a small safe where we kept our laptops and valuables and breakfast includes yogurt, cereals, sausage, toast, waffles, and some eggs. Not bad for free but definitely nothing I would pay to eat. Keep in mind, it's free and they totally don't need to offer any free food and free WiFi. The only issue I could find was that our room smelled slightly funny like mildew on the shower curtain but I have a sensitive nose and my fiance didn't even notice it. After a while I didn't really notice it either. We got really lucky and always found parking near the hotel, but I don't know if that's typical. I give it 4 stars because I don't want anyone to get the idea this is a super nice hotel or anything but it gets the job done at a very reasonable price. I would stay here again and recommend it to visitors. If you do stay here, there's a small Mexican market around the corner, El Tenampa. Check it out. The sopes are great. http://newyork.seriouseats.com/2014/02/what-to-order-el-tenampa-brooklyn-taco.html read more

Worst hotel ive ever stayed in, they are dirty, food on the floor in the rooms, ceiling had a hole in it, sink leaked, and the shower was disgusting, there is no upkeep on this place at all and it is pathetic. read more

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Yes, we will choose this hotel again and yes we can recommend it. It was better than the 3 hotels we had on Times Sq and Bway (EdisonPensylvania and Newton). During Sandy we had dry feet, hot shower, electricity, heat, tv and internet and some kind of breakfast. We stayed there from 10-26 till 11-7 Subaway is 1 1/2 ave up and 4 str tot the left and/or right, and in walking distance, so are the busses and more than enoug deli's restaurants, pubs and the nessecary Shops, and even a cinnema. Irish haven pub on 4th ave, 58 str YES, indian rest TajMahal on 3thave, 74 str YES, Mexrest. TacosMatamoros on 5th ave Yes. But..the vistiting Americans are ill mannered, stampeding troug the tiny breakfastroom, touching the food with their hands wile tongs are provided, piling more on their plates than they eat, salmming with doors and being loud at night, forgetting that some of the guest would like to sleep? Staff is vriendly and smiling but lacks just a little.....breakfast is often not refilled...Sandy could be to blame read more

Not sure why this place has so many good reviews, I spent $350 for two nights here and it was definitely not worth it. It's just one of those places where you feel like you have to check the mattresses before you get into the bed. It just smelled unclean- there were weird stains on the sheets and ashes on the inside window ledge so that obviously hadn't been wiped down. The continental breakfast was awful. I saw the woman who worked the kitchen use the microwave to cook sausage links and then dump them into the warming tray. All I'm saying is just don't waste your money here read more

Stayed here for three nights this week. Great front desk service. Very nice, if small, room. Ok breakfast. There definitely seems to be some kind of residential guest service happening on one of the floors (probably prison to work). Not an issue though--all guests were really nice. Two negatives--the auto body or salvage shops in earshot and the parking (none at the hotel, street parking somewhat challenging). I'd stay here again. read more

Everything is relatively new, however the rooms are quite shaky due to the proximity to the subway, and the cleaning staff is quite loud, and seemingly always expectant of a tip. It's not wonderful and not terrible, but if you're a light sleeper, I don't recommend it. read more

Decent option given the price. A Saturday night stay was $162 with tax. Room was very clean and pretty nice and well equipped. Free breakfast which is the typical american chain hotel spread, fairly basic with some sausages, pre-prepared "fried egg" probably from a factory, waffle machine, yogurt, juices, coffee, factory made pastries.. The Indian people who run the place are quite friendly, in the morning the lady made my waffle for me at the "self service" waffle station. There is a small but decent exercise room and a nice little lobby . 3 blocks to subway, only served by R train, so could be considered a little inconvenient but it just a few stops to Manhattan or to places where one can change trains within Brooklyn. close to (a somewhat long but doable walk or a short subway trip) to the Prospect Park, Brooklyn Museum, Botanical Garden. Neighborhood , although not prosperous, seemed OK to me, the term "working class" was used by another reviewer and is pretty accurate. I returned very late at night from bar hopping and did not feel scared walking from subway, although the area is certainly not very lively late at night, just a few people walking around at 3 am, mostly also to or from subway. Immediate area primarily residential and pretty limited in terms of restaurants and such, there is a decent and cheap Dominican place a couple blocks away and there is a Dunkin Donuts by the subway stop. Hotel itself is on a residential street. I very likely will stay here again, the fact that staff are pretty friendly was a big plus. read more

I went to this hotel one month ago. It is a nice, clean, safe place with a good service. Managers and front desk persons are absolutely helpful, very polite and friendly. They called several times to get taxi for me and spoke to reduce my anxiety before my interview and wish the best luck for my interview. I hope to come back with my family and stay there again. read more

my family stayed here last year and planning to stay again, the rooms are clean stuff is friendly, breakfast is limited but OK for the price is worth it read more