New York Pratt Institute Hotels

"Clean room great staff no issues. I don’t think there’s coffee anymore(?), but you are surrounded by excellent coffee right outside. Ideal location for trains and restaurants/shopping. We have had success finding street parking, even if we need to circle"

"The property was dirty. Needs to be deep cleaned. Elevators were filthy, carpets smelled."

"Great hotel with a great location. Much better than equally priced hotels and definitely better priced than the bigger name hotels without sacrificing comfort or quality. The gentleman at the front desk was so accommodating! I will definitely make this hotel my go to in Brooklyn when I visit my daughter."

"Find somewhere else to stay"

"Room was fairly clean. Shower gel was like water, I had to use shampoo instead!"

"Extremely personable and helpful staff"

"Great stay for one night. Staff was friendly and accommodating. TVs and outlets are a bit dated at this point, but the bed was comfy as heck and the room was clean. Would definitely stay again."

"The double room I booked was not available upon check in. They gave me 2 queen rooms instead for the night. The next day we were to move to the double room, and had to wait an additional hour until it was ready. The staff made the entire situation more confusing than it needed to be, and was very disappointed with my stay."

"My room itself was mostly fine — appreciated having a fridge and microwave — but the hallways and common spaces were so unpleasant. Blasting club remixes even at 1AM, weed smell so intense that I wondered if people were smoking *in the halls* rather than in their rooms, people standing right outside my door and yelling up the hall for extended conversations since I was near the elevator. If you go in expecting a hostel-like experience for an atypically low rate for Brooklyn, I think this would make sense, but I was tired and a little sick coming straight off a business trip on the other side of the country. I was hoping for a similar experience to other budget but still "normal" hotels in the neighborhood, and didn't get it."