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"Two close accessible subways. Multiple walkable eating spots, can walk to Brooklyn Bridge, Transit museum, piers, and more. The location is pretty fantastic and the hotel is accessible. They will hold luggage before check in and after check out if necessary. I do wish their market was open 24 hours for drinks, coffee, and snacks. They close at 4:30 and that’s my only complaint because I’m disabled and their vending machine options aren’t great imo. I’m often too tired to walk to a local deli or fast food place."

"A fine budget hotel. Easy access to Metro."

"Rude staff and photos doesn’t match the actual room. And be extra careful. Someone might open your room door"

"The room was a good size. It looked as if the room and hotel had been updated. Everything seemed clean and comfortable. I was able to set the AC to a temperature that was comfortable for me. The staff was friendly and welcoming. The hotel was a few blocks from a subway station. There was a lot of noise from the subway. "

"Loved the staff. Rooms were great. Everything was amazing. They have a club and rooftop. Amazing stay. Will be coming back soon."

"no towels in the room. asked for towels, still didnt get them"

"The hotel is very clean. Our room was clean but very small. Breakfast was ok. Location is not the best neighborhood and it’s not close to Prospect Park but it was good for our needs. "

"Let me start by saying I can be a picky person. Not obnoxiously so but, I DO like to be comfortable. I believe that your hotel room should be as nice as your home. Even better if it’s nicer than your home. I most always purchase insurance for hotels and airlines however, I’ve never had to file a claim…..until this trip! Let’s see how they handle this claim. The reason for said claim……. I had a reaction to something that was either used to clean or maybe in the laundry? But, I had a hard time breathing and became sick to my stomach while in the hotel. Fortunately, there’s a little “smokers patio” where I could go outside and breathe a little better. We ended up switching hotels and I no longer had a problem, breathing. I used to think Bushwick was ok but, it’s changed. Not a place I would include while making vacation plans. I was there for one reason which was to help pack up my daughter’s apartment so, she can move back to Los Angeles, now that she’s graduated. You’ll be fine there, just be realistic with your expectations !! It’s a short train or Uber over the bridge and into Manhattan. But, while you’re in Brooklyn, I recommend going to Williamsburg and Dumbo and on weekends under the Williamsburg Bridge there’s a great flea market. "

"Friendly staff. Terrible water pressure in shower, had to use sink to wash shampoo out of hair. Very loud street noise, needs better insulated windows and curtains in street facing rooms. "