Howard Johnson by Wyndham Brooklyn

"Very Comfortable! The manager extended his hospitality and allowed us to leave our luggage at the front desk office to prevent us from having to carry it in and out of the restaurant s while we had lunch. Very kind Sir. Thanks and we enjoyed our stay and time in NYC."

"The establishment, prima facie, is slightly sketchy - a notion reinforced by the multitude of signs prohibiting criminal behaviour. However, this resident found the room to be clean and comfortable, albeit small. The bathroom was also quite hygienic. The quality of the sheets and pillows were lacking, but for the price they were more than fair."

"The place is terrible. The first impression is the clerk behind a bullet proof glass. The rooms and corridors smells like marijuana. The beds are hard and the room is very little. Definitely not worth 150 dollars."

"I won't base my rating on the location because the heavy traffic around the area isn't the hotel's fault, but be aware that this hotel is in Brownsville Brooklyn. It isn't really convenient to any airports, parking is typical NY parking, and the rooms are very tiny. What my rating is based on: 1. I was asked to pay cash for the room when I arrived. I was told that their CC machine was sometimes charging guests twice so cash was better for them. This made me uneasy, but then I realized I probably don't want the staff to have access to my credit card info anyway. The hotel has an ATM but only $200 can be withdrawn at a time, so I had to pay the $3 ATM fee three times in order to pay the full amount of the room. 2. The rooms and the halls smelled of cigarettes and marijuana. 3. I asked to be on a higher floor but was told by the front desk gentleman that it was too loud up there & was instead put in a room near the entrance & across from the housekeeping supply room. The entire stay, I had to deal with street noise right outside my window, guests and/or vagrants coming in and out, ppl talking loud at all times of the day and night, & housekeeping staff opening and closing the supply door starting at 4am each morning. 4. My room was only semi-clean. There were strands of hair in the bathroom, bathtub, and on one of the wash cloths. There was also a food plate still in the refrigerator from the previous guest. 5. I was told I couldn't have guests in my room & I had to meet any guests in the lobby. Excuse me? This isn't jail or a shelter. I paid for my room, therefore I should be able to entertain whomever whenever, and I did. The one good thing - the shower."