The hype
Great location for getting around, but the property feels neglected and the amenities are a mirage.
Book this if You need a functional, transit-rich base in Downtown Brooklyn and plan to spend zero time in the hotel.
Quick Take: A tired corporate sleeper that rents out its own pool to a swim school so you can't use it.
Reviewed by @willianaashley: I booked a solo weekend here just to recharge and honestly, it was perfect. Seeing my name on the TV and watching the rain fall over Brooklyn from that huge window felt like such a main character moment. The bed is super plush too.
Great location for getting around, but the property feels neglected and the amenities are a mirage.
Guests are consistently furious about the 'indoor pool' listed on third-party sites being inaccessible.
“I am a light sleeper and requesting a high-floor room (20th floor or higher) away from the elevators. Please ensure the room does not have a connecting door.”
Everything you actually want to know before you book.
Practically, no. It is rented to 'Take Me To The Water' swim school. Guests rarely, if ever, get access.
No. Breakfast is a la carte at Avere Ristorante and costs ~$20-30 per person.
Yes, but reviews describe it as sad—often just coffee, water, and pretzels, with no real food service.
Valet is steep (often quoted $60-75). Use a parking app to find a garage on Bridge St for ~$30/day.
Generally yes, Downtown Brooklyn is busy, but Duffield St can feel a bit gritty late at night. Stick to main avenues.
Yes, it is pet-friendly, but expect a non-refundable pet fee (around $150).
Skip the hotel breakfast; 'Junior's' is a short walk for legendary cheesecake and breakfast.
The 'A' train at Jay St-MetroTech gets you to JFK Airport relatively easily.
Check the AC unit immediately; if it rattles, ask to move rooms before unpacking.
See where Sheraton Brooklyn New York is located and what's nearby.