I checked into this hotel at 7:30 PM on a Friday night. I knew once I stepped out of the cab, walked past a loitering crowd and into the tiny lobby with the pleixglass window front desk, that I'd made a big mistake. The neighborhood was scary. Our fourth floor room faced the train. It's loud, stops nearby (as in... more

Me and my mum went on a shopping trip in jan this year and got a 'good' deal with a well known travel agent for this hotel. we told the taxi driver at the airport where we were going and he said it wasnt a good place for tourists- as we'd already booked we carried on. when we arrived after... more

hotel is in the middle of nowhere. police car permantly on the corner of the road outside the hotel and around the corner near the subway,this in itself is quite unerving. hotel staff told us not to go walking about and that we were safe from the hotel two blocks to the subway i'm guessing this was due to the... more

I have never ever before stayed at a hotel with such a bad service! We were with a group of 4, booked 2 rooms online and got 2 rooms confirmed, but there was only one room available upon arrival (after an 10H flight). Instead of helping to find a solution, the hotel manager was rude and unhelpful. I would never... more

There is a MAJOR advantage and a MAJOR disadvantage to Quality Inn Brooklyn. + ADVANTAGE: Try finding a hotel in Manhattan - or even Brooklyn these days - for $125 a night. - DISADVANTAGE : The train noise I liked the newness of the hotel, the room was very clean, the bed and pillows comfortable, the breakfast fine (scrambled eggs,... more

I stayed in this hotel on a budget. They put me in the basement, felt like the trains from the bypass next door were running right through my room. Couldn't sleep and had to take the NY state bar exam the next morning. At 10pm, I went to the manager to beg him to change my room, he informed me... more

The plan was to stay in Manhattan for a few nights around New Year's Eve, but that was before we found out it was one of the most expensive weeks of the year!! Most hotels were well over $300/night and many were already booked solid (and we thought three months notice was enough!) We decided to stay in Brooklyn, but... more

We were having trouble finding a not-so-expensive hotel in the NY area in december, so, after a lot of googling, we found the Quality Inn Brooklyn. Some of the reviews seemed positive, so we decided to give it a try, for 179.99 USD per night. The hotel itself is not bad, with a small lobby, but when we saw that... more

the hotel is still brand new but rather small. Air con and heating worked marvelously and free internet , the staff where brilliant and very helpful. But rooms where quiet small u would think you were in a hotel room in England rather than America. Great big plasma screen for veiwing in each room with not too bad amount of... more