We have sent many people to stay at Park House. Yes, the kitchen is bare, but for a reason, you never know how the flatware was used and our friends took their own as they always do when traveling. I would not trust a spoon that was we do not know if it was used for meat or dairy. As... more

From the initial making of my reservation, to checking in, asking questions of the staff, and being comfortable in my room, my week at The Park House Hotel in Brooklyn was nothing short of wonderful. The people here could not have been friendlier or more helpful. I was here on business working at Maimonides Medical Center which was a short... more

Was in NY in September for a wedding! It's close to the subway station and is in a very quiet Jewish Area. This is fine if you don't mind taxis and the subway. The price was excellent. When you walk into the lobby area for the rooms it's a bit shabby, but the rooms were huge compared to hotel rooms... more

I had great luck on the phone and through emails with the hotel, so was looking forward to the stay, especially because the price was right. I was disappointed almost from the beginning. The room was a decent size, but, not being Jewish, I received very poor service in every other situation. I was practically raked over the coals each... more

Everything seemed to be ok, but I grew up in Brooklyn and understand some of the holidays and rules they had because the hotel predominately caters to Jewish folks. It was ok, the room was clean the bathroom & kitchen were new and the air conditioner worked fine. They were in the midst of additional repairs so they apologized for... more

The staff at the front were friendly enough but this hotel is bizarre with it's oversize livingroom, a kitchen with no utensils and rooms with only twin beds. When I asked for a spoon the reception at the lobby was cool and never came up with any utensils. They don't care that much for customer service. Another guest at the... more

The Park House Hotel provided a slightly better rate when compared to nearby, more 'posh' hotels (about $30 less?). The hotel decor was average, a lot of dark colors and wood. There is no free internet access and, notably, no hair dryer in the bathrooms. Also, the towels were extremely small and were the size of hand towels . .... more

I stayed one night at the Park House Hotel while on business in Brooklyn. I chose this hotel because the price was right--under $150. The lobby and check-in were fine, but when I stepped off the elevator to go to my room, I gasped. The hallway was very dilapidated with peeling paint and wallpaper and dim bulbs without any shades.... more

My husband and I stayed at this hotel during our long awaited trip to Brooklyn to explore both of our roots. We had been driving all day (we live in Canada, but are originally from NY) and phoned to say we would be arriving late, around 10pm and to arrange for parking in their lot across the street. "No problem!"... more