I had come up to hang with one of my friends (now girlfriend) and I stayed at the comfort Inn on Butler st. The photos revealed what I expected, clean rooms, continental breakfast, and friendly service. I didn't expect it to be in the middle of an industrial area. Ok for me cause I just slept there for two nights and spent the whole of two days in the city roaming. If you dont mind the area and a bit of walking, then this is a bet. Oh one note.. king beds make the room extra small... watch your feet!! lol!

We booked this hotel because we wanted to have nice hotel standard and pay a decent price for it. Comfort Inn Brooklyn Bridge sure served us very well on these areas.

Hotel was close enaugh to Pacific St. and Atlantic Ave Subway stations so you could easily carry all the shopping bags with you.

FREE Continental breakfast was a good start for the day and staff were very service minded and helpfull when asked some questions about the area and getting from point a to b.

Rooms were great and confortable, nice big tv, FREE INTERNET, towels, big bathroom and AC.

It took maybe 45 minutes to Brooklyn Bridge, although we walked pretty slowly and took many pictures. Awsome views!

Absolutely recommed this hotel to everyone who has legs and don't mind the walk to the subway (7-10 mins). Great place to start NYC adventure.

We found the staff very friendly and accommodating, however, we were placed in a room next to the lobby and the ice maker. The noise was unbelievable as there was obviously very little insulation in the walls or around the door. We could hear every conversation of every person who checked in and the water filling the ice maker sounded like a stream in our room. Each time the ice dropped into the bin there was a loud crashing sound. The ice maker sounded like it was in our room. I have never slept in such noisy conditions before. The room was quite small, but very clean and everything was new. The price of the room was very reasonable for NY and the breakfast was fine especially where it was included in the price of the room. The neighborhood was mostly boarded up warehouses with graffiti. We had a car so did not need to walk, but I would not have enjoyed walking around the area in the daytime or at night. As I said in the beginning, the staff was very nice, helpful and when we complained about the noise they were sympathetic and adjusted our rate as they said they knew that room was a problem. If you are looking for a bargain with friendly service, new facilities, clean accommodations and don't mind the unattractive location I would recommend this hotel. Just be sure and ask for a room on the second floor or higher.

You're not gonna find too many places in the NYC metro area for $129-169 per night that are clean, comfortable, with halfway decent offerings (except for terrible coffee) at the continental breakfast. The rooms are tiny, and the location is a bit gloomy, but the service was friendly and the place was super clean. Free wifi.