Hotels in Downtown Brooklyn, New York

The room is clean and tidy, the service desk staff is good, the traffic is convenient, the breakfast is average, the overall is good, the price is affordable, and I will stay at this hotel next time.

Do not stay here. Pay the extra ten dollars and stay at the Hilton Hotel in Lower Manhattan. I have more respect for the cleaning staff than I do for the people they have hired to work the frontline staff. The room was clean and comfortable though.

+ Prime downtown Brooklyn location, close to many dining and travel options, close to Brooklyn and Manhattan bridges, as well as I-278 Brooklyn-Queens Expressway. There's also a rooftop sushi lounge! + Staff and cleaning services were daily, consistent and helpful. + Beds, sheets and towels were clean and comfortable. + WiFi was great and fast, even the basic guest option! They do have very affordable upgrade options, if needed. +/- Requested king bed room, none were available, stayed instead in double queen room. +/- Because it's in the middle of downtown Brooklyn, outside noise is very much a factor - car horns honking, sirens, people, etc. +/- As expected, parking and traffic is difficult. There is metered parking on the block of the hotel, itself, as well as garage options around the area. The block, itself, is also fairly narrow due to ongoing construction across the street from the hotel. +/- Only facility not offered is laundry. My total stay was over a week, so that was unfortunate, I'd love to have been able to do laundry on-site. No real negatives here, was a great stay!

I will basically stay here every time I am in Brooklyn. It has a good environment and is in the center. There are good restaurants next to it.

I chose Brooklyn because it's cheaper than Manhattan. It's close to the bridge and only takes about 5 minutes to walk up the bridge. The hotel rooms are of normal size. The breakfast is simple, just like what you can buy at a convenience store.

The Sheraton Brooklyn New York Hotel is a modern and conveniently located property, ideal for travelers exploring Brooklyn or commuting to Manhattan. Situated near downtown Brooklyn, it offers easy access to attractions like the Brooklyn Bridge, Barclays Center, and a variety of restaurants and shops. Guests often praise the comfortable rooms, featuring Sheraton’s signature bedding, modern decor, and useful amenities like free Wi-Fi for Marriott Bonvoy members. The rooftop bar and lounge are a highlight, offering great views of the city. The fitness center and on-site dining options are also well-received. Some guests note that the surrounding area can be busy and may lack the charm of other Brooklyn neighborhoods. Additionally, parking can be a challenge, and a few reviews mention occasional service delays. Overall, it’s a solid choice for a comfortable stay with easy access to both Brooklyn and Manhattan.

We checked out at 9:30am and only one staff was at the front desk to check someone in. We waited for 10 mins before anyone could help us even after I told a bellman that we were in a hurry and would need to check out asap. He went to find a front desk staff and came back said they were in a meeting. We finally just dropped our key and rushed to the airport without being able to talk to anyone and to know what to expect with the bill. We were kind of expecting a bit better service than this.

Located in Lower Manhattan, the building is very old, so the bathroom has a smell of sewer, and there is the sound of garbage trucks operating downstairs at night and in the morning, which affects rest! The worst thing is that the light is very dim, and the room needs to turn on the lights during the day! There is a restaurant bar on the first floor downstairs, which is very lively. There will be noise on the lower floors. Overall, it feels like a pitfall and will not stay again

Everything was great except service levels, no sincere attempt at early check in, not what I expected from a Marriott hotel

The hotel is in a good environment, off the Wall Street, there is a subway station on the side. American hotels basically do not have a hot water bottle. Many people recommend multi-day travel with an electric kettle to boil water (of course, the conversion plug is necessary). The hotel does not have toothbrushes and slippers and needs to bring your own. Other hangers are available, the hotel is equipped with an iron, ironing is convenient