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This hotel gave us such an amazing New York experience. It is ideally situated on the edge of Brooklyn - there is a 10 minute walk to the nearest Subway station (the hotel also has a shuttle service so they can drop you off at the station). The hotel is also one station away from the island of Manhattan, so for us it felt very central. Housekeeping does an amazing job of cleaning the place, and the self-catering facilities are helpful when you're travelling on a budget. The hotel's interior design is so well executed - the style is eclectic and it's just beautiful. The front desk staff is friendly, warm, knowledgeable and so helpful. The Hotel also has an amazing reception space upstairs (with a beautiful view of Manhattan) that can be used for weddings. A special thank you to Felix and Sarah!

Everything about or anniversary experience at the William Vale was incredible - from check in to check out the staff, facilities and the room itself we felt this was the most perfect way to experience the original vibe of Brooklyn and Manhatten for the first time. Design, cleanliness and service were on point. It's pricey (for sure!) but worth absolutely every penny! Do yourself a favour and stay at the WV when you're in NY next!

My partner and I drove from out of state to look at commercial real estate in Brooklyn. We anticipated long hours of viewing spaces in the heat. Since this wasn't a vacation, we were on a budget, but still wanted to be comfortable after a long work day. Thanks to a great deal on Agoda- we booked the Henry Norman's Studio Loft for 5 nights. Even if it's the most basic room option, it felt way more than that. Great decor, a queen sized bed, living room, A/C, a wonderful bathroom, complimentary coffee and pastries in the AM, consistent housekeeping, privacy, helpful staff, etc. Food delivery options to the room were also plentiful through services like Seamless. I'd highly recommend this hotel for any occasion.

In the middle of a still sketchy part of Bushwick (close to Flushing Ave station), this is a beautiful new hotel serving a nice, basic breakfast. It's a reflection of the hipster-chic gentrification rolling inevitably through Brooklyn. Downsides include: - Yes, the area is sketchy, and my gf definitely wouldn't be comfortable walking around here, esp. at night - The walls are paper thin, which is unbelievable for a brand new hotel (appears to have been built from scratch). You can hear every slammed door and footstep. There were a bunch of loud dudes hanging out on our floor, and it was very difficult getting a good night's sleep, esp. for anyone who likes to get up after 7am. - There's only one elevator, and it's slow as hell. - The staff is very nice, but a bit inexperienced. I don't know what they were thinking when they began vacuuming or waxing the floors at 6am -- just ridiculous. - They play music across the hotel, and if you'd rather have silence, you're out of luck. The music wasn't bad, mind you, but they began playing it loudly before 8am. Again, clueless. I'd probably stay here again, as they responded pretty quickly to my issues, and by the third and last night of our stay, I slept pretty well. I would really hope, though, that they could install some serious soundproofing throughout the place. I stayed at a Doubletree in the Financial District just prior to this, and the sound insulation was dramatically better there.

Pro: Big dorm room with individual bed. Ensuit shower & toilet. Comfy bed bed. Clean room. Comfortable comunal area with tv, books, and boardgame. Free tea, coffee, and filtered water. There's a kitchen with cooking ware. Nice and friendly staffs. Daily information about what to do in NY/Brooklyn. Easy access to 2 metro stations. Within walking distance to supermarket and some restaurants. Con: Location! Bit far from NYC main attractions (but still easy to access with metro L/M/J within 20s min). The neighborhood is not so lovely, but still safe and relatively quiet.

We flew in to LGA and 30 minutes after we landed we arrived at Hotel Le Jolie after a $25 cab ride, including luggage and tip. And this was at rush hour on a Friday. The check in was fast and easy. We where a little overwhelmed when we first got to the room because the king sized bed took up most of the floor space. The next time we stay I will want a queen bed room. There is no built in closet but the steel cabinet held all our hanging clothes. There was not an abundance of storage space but enough for two people for a 4 day stay. The bath room is convenient but not luxurious. There is a huge flat screen TV with a satellite receiver and a great remote, once I figured out how to use it. The refrigerator in the room came in handy. We slept in late and were surprised to see that the breakfast was still available at 10:00. No hot food, but plenty of cereal sweet rolls and fruit. This is one of the cleanest hotels I have ever stayed in. It is either brand new or has been completely refurbished. The staff were extreemly helpful and friendly. A word about the neighborhood; remember this is Williamsburg and it looks a little rough around the edges, but in reality very safe. The subway stop is about 4 blocks away and we were comfortable walking between the hotel and the subway, even at 1:00 AM. The subway stop is tne next to the last stop before you cross into Manhattan. You can be at Union Square from your hotel room in 20 min. I believe it was an excellent value. A similar room in Manhattan or downtown Brooklyn would cost twice as much. We had a wonderful stay.

My wife and I went to see a concert at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn. We stayed at the Best Western Hotel up the road from the venue and this was a great decision. The room was inexpensive, spotless clean, the flat screen LG TV with many cable channels had a "fresh" remote that came in a bag, the king size bed was incredibly comfortable, clean and fresh smelling with lots of pillows, the hotel parking was inexpensive and well worth it and I can't say enough about the front desk. Danielle helped us with any needs such as extra coffee in our room, extra towels, places to sight-see during our stay and she actually escorted us to our room upon check-in! She entered the room with our permission, looked around making sure it was up to standards and didn't leave until we approved of the room! We travel a lot and NEVER had this type of customer service! A must stay whether it's for one or multiple nights. You won't be disappointed

I had a wonderful stay at Le Bleu. It gave me a chance to have my own space during a vacation to see my family. The view of the city (Statue of Liberty and World Trade Center especially) was distant but great. Loved having a balcony. The staff was tremendous. Melissa, Tonya, Amanda and Steven were special standouts!! I also loved being across from a great park and in the center of Park Slope, Brooklyn........the new happening place!

We wanted to stay in Brooklyn for a change after 6 nights in Manhattan. This place was good value for money, with a continental breakfast included. Coffee machine in the room. Nice decor. Clean and tidy. The room was not big, but as we were out for most of every day we didn’t mind. We were initially put into a room on the ground floor, this was right by the reception and breakfast/lobby. There was no way of blocking the sound of people’s voices and we didn’t sleep well. We asked at reception for a room change which they did straight away. All staff were friendly and helpful. The location is right in the heart of Chinatown, so surrounded by numerous great Asian restaurants all very reasonably priced. If you want an area with bars this is not it. The subway station for the N line that runs to Manhattan and Queens was a 5 minute walk away making everywhere else very accessible though. I would stay again if I returned.

The stay was okay. It was not the best hotel that I have stayed in nor it is the worst. I did have issue with the sheets being stained...I would hope that they would be ran through a hot wash and sterile etc. The ac unit did not work that well, fortunately my husband works in the field so he did "fix it." The staff was okay, they did not speak English around guests, which can make some feel uncomfortable. But, they were fairly friendly. Parking was an issue as well, but it is NYC and we did have a crew cab truck. I would consider staying at this hotel again decently priced for a place to sleep and shower.

The hotel in Manhattan is pricey, small, filthy and not kid friendly. We decided to stay in Brooklyn for our trip back to the states. We actually have no problem staying in Brooklyn though because we lived here for a few years. The hotel is pretty new. Room is decent size. We are family of four with 2 young children. There are still rooms for luggages. The hotel is walking distance to major subway stations (Dekalb, Nevins and Hoyt) and Brooklyn new food hub (Dekalb Market Hall).

This was my first visit to New York. Being an international traveler, I brought with me one medium-sized trolley and one backpack as I will be on extended trip. Accessing the hotel from JFK was very easy, took the AirTrain to Howard Beach Station then the "A" line to Brooklyn. The hotel is just 5 minutes walk from Jay St. station. Greeted by friendly staff, got an early check-in, and the stay was hassle-free. Getting by in New York couldn't get any easier than that.

the aloft brooklyn was great. it is neatly located only a few stops from manhattan and near several subway lines. however, you really won't need to go across the bridge. it is located near all the sights of brooklyn people never see because they are too busy in times square: the brook bridge, grimaldi's, and the pier are withing walking distance. you can also walk to several parks and museums, like the brooklyn museum, or ride the subway for a short ride. you can even order from the world famous junior's from your hotel room. the room was great and very 2013. we called the front desk multiple times in a few minutes, and they never seemed bothered. they even escorted us to the grocery store late at night. still, you're in a safe part of brooklyn. the gym was great and no one was there when i was. i have no quips about the hotel. if you're expecting the the hotel to be 5 star, however, you shouldn't. there was a small old stain on the carpet, but it didn't bother us. housekeeping all came as we were checking out, but we only stayed 2 nights and slept in late both days. a great steal among nyc hotels. even if you plan on travelling to manhattan a lot, it is more cost effective to pay the subway far than a night more.

IMPORTANT DIRECTIONS if you are BY FOOT to "Brooklyn Motor Inn", because you have to cross the highway 278: Exit subway/metro at Carroll Street (Line F or G). Take the way/road "1st Place", it's next the station and the only direction is west. Stay on this way/road until you reach the highway. It's around 2000 feet to walk. At corner "Henry Street" the "1st Place" become "Summit Street". If you reach the highway, there is a footbridge you have to cross. On the other side you have to follow the "Summit Street" further. After around 1000 feet you reach the corner "Van Brunt Street". Take a left turn into these street. After around 200 feets you take a left turn again into the "Hamilton Avenue". Now you are in the way/road of the hotel "Brooklyn Motor Inn", which you can see after a few feets already. Besides, the neighborhood on this way to the hotel looks good. The Hotel is ok. Clean and Internet. Much cheaper than staying in Manhattan directly. By foot and subway you are in 45 minutes in Manhattan. It's in Brooklyn and it's a Motor Inn as the name says. For overnight it's well.