BROOKLYN MOTOR INN, New York – Your ideal downtown stay

My stay at the hotel was a mix of positives and negatives. The rooms were clean and somewhat comfortable, but there was a lingering smell of smoke even though it was a non-smoking room. The staff, while helpful in explaining subway routes, were not very accommodating with requests and seemed more focused on profit. The location was convenient and close to the area we needed to visit, but lacked nearby amenities and had noise issues. The dining options were limited and not easily accessible, which was a downside.

I was given a smoking room by the young staff, even though I had requested a non-smoking room. The room was clean and well-maintained but felt small, especially with a king-size bed, giving off a vibe of a mini hotel or pod style accommodation. The service behind the bulletproof glass was nice, but interactions were less pleasant with rude staff members who seemed more focused on making money than guest satisfaction. The location was convenient for getting around Brooklyn but noisy due to heavy goods vehicles. Dining options were limited and far away, only available on the first floor. Despite some drawbacks, the hotel offers a comfortable stay at a decent value.

The hotel was clean and warm, well situated, but the rooms were very small for the price, especially with a king-size bed. Although it was comfortable, there were clear signs of wear and not as clean as expected. Service was generally lovely, except for a rude manager. The location was excellent for exploring Brooklyn, with easy access to public transportation. While the dining options were limited and the facilities were basic, the overall stay was decent for the price paid.

The hotel's location is a bit inconvenient due to frequent noise disruptions passing by early in the morning, but it's excellent for public transportation access and exploring charming Brooklyn neighborhoods. The rooms are modern and up-to-date, but not as clean as expected from a previous stay. The staff offers very helpful service, even guiding guests to their rooms. The dining options are limited, however, fresh and healthy dishes are served. The proximity to cultural venues and entertainment spots like the Jalopy Theater/Tavern and Sunny's Bar is a major plus.

My stay at the hotel had its ups and downs. The rooms were clean and equipped with a microwave and good toiletries, but they were small and had a lingering smell of cigarettes. Unfortunately, there was no breakfast provided, and I noticed burn holes in the blankets. The service was a mix of helpful and lacking, as the manager was very courteous in explaining subway routes but failed to give information on nearby eateries. The location was convenient for my son's proximity but noisy with early morning traffic. Despite these drawbacks, the hotel served its purpose for my visit to the area.