Days Inn Brooklyn - Brooklyn 40.65212, -74.00532

The room was clean and comfortable, but the fridge is empty and they don't say much at reception. When I arrived, they barely greeted me, but then I suppose that's better than in your face over friendliness! Location is ok, actually quite good in terms of access to the subway (2 blocks) and the wide choice of Brooklyn bars and restaurants is only about a 25min walk or $8 in a cab.

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Great hotel, great location, great stay!! Will definity be coming back.

All good, but shower did not work.

The hotel is shabby and the staff is even worse. Unfriendly and disinterested. Worst of all this hotel is right next to an above ground subway and every 15 minutes all through the night you hear squeekying brakes and rumbling rails.

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Hotel is clean. Rooms are small. Staff is somewhat friendly.

Bathroom spacious, bedroom very tight, thin walls allow noise from other rooms, doors slam noisily, parking only for 10 cars, on-street parking ok for weekend, stand-up breakfast of donuts & muffins & juice & coffee in the tiny lobby. Delta shower fixture with controls installed up-side-down -- makes temperature control a bit cumbersome. Internet access well hidden and not wi-fi. Cigarette burn holes in comforter for a non-smoking room.

For the price, the hotel was pretty good. Decent complimentary breakfast. Room was clean, on the smaller side but that's to be expected. Bed was comfortable and location was not bad. My only complaints are that the walls facing the hallway are thin and I could hear everything going on. It was especially noisy in the morning and my room was located right next to a storage closet used by housekeeping. Annoying, but not too cumbersome: I had to take my keys to the front desk every night because somehow the code was changed or the card was demagnetized. Therefore, I couldn't get into my room after I left. Overall, it was a pretty decent 3-night stay. I'd definitely stay again, but perhaps get a room higher up due to street noise.

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Not Bad, Not good. The room was the size of a glorified walk-in closet. The guys behind the desk were quite pleasant from behind their bullet proof glass. It's in Sunset Park, Brooklyn. So you get what you pay for, The neighborhood isn't so bad, it was I walked to the subway at 5:25 a.m. and then to JFK with no problems.

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This hotel is really close to the D, and the neighborhood feels safe and friendly. The room was, however, smelly, noisy, and not particularly clean.

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While the room was indeed small, as mentioned by others, it was new, clean, and the bed was very comfortable. For the price, I wouldn't recommend any other place. It fulfilled exactly what I needed - clean, conveniently located, and less expensive than any other hotel, all of which were further away from where I was working.

our room was very clean. The hotel is placed within a few blocks away from the subway station. And we were thankful for the free parking, eventhough they cannot accomodate too many cars (maybe 10 cars). The free breakfast was great too. The lobby and breakfast area is locared right in front of the elevator and entrance door. Little bit crowded, so don't expect to have a place so it down on, the breakfast is a grab and go type. I would stay here again.

Room was VERY clean. Check-in was a snap and the staff were very helpful. Price was reasonable and location to subway was OK. Restaurants were within walking distance, but good bus service as well.

We chose this hotel because of the price and its location near a metro station. It also needed to be in a decent neighborhood. All these were true. We felt safe walking the three blocks to the metro and enjoyed watching the kids heading for school as we ate breakfast at the corner diner. The major problem was the size of the room. Ours had two full beds as we requested. There was about 30" between the foot of each bed and the wall. The desk and the chest below the TV were 18" deep, leaving barely enough room to squeeze past. The door grazed the corner of one bed. The chair was wedged between the side of the other bed and the window wall nowhere near the desk. According to the emergency exit plan ours was the narrowest room available. Other rooms with different dimensions and other bed sizes may have more space. On the positive side, our bathroom was brand new and very clean.

But if you want to stay in NYC late in the night you would wait for your metro a long time or spent money on a taxi. And suddenly the price of the room, with transportation is quite the same than the price of a room in NYC

Clean and comfortable - and very convenient adds up to great value at this price!

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Location was excellent, close to subway, with restaurants all around. Hotel amenities was satisfactory. However, at times, we found the hotel front desk rude, inhospitable, and unhelpful.

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I was pleasantly surprised by the hotel, I was expecting a lot less. The hotel had a clean lobby, elevator, hallways, room and bathroom. Everything was clean, though the carpet in the room was do for a shampooing. The television had a lot of static, though I was not there enough to call the front desk and try to get it fixed. I only grabbed a donut for breakfast but it seamed fine for a continental. The section of Brooklyn is more of an urban area, but seemed fine when I walked to and from the subway. There are only 10 parking spots, (2 for handicap) so that is a draw back if you are not one of the eight and have to park on the street. Overall I would say this was a very good hotel to stay at.

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It was cozy to stay in. The bathtub needed to be cleaner, but overall it was a good price

loud train tracks nearby and not enogh parking

The hotel is located in a good neighborhood. there are all kinds of stores and restaurants in walking distance. Accessible to public transportation via bus and subway. Continental breakfast included. Room was clean and comfortable. Fridge in the room was a plus at no additional charge. Everything was in good working order. I would definitely stay here again and recommend it to my friends and family. I enjoyed my stay.

This Hotel located in Brooklyn 36 st , 2 blocks from Metro, 30 min to get to Times Square.. Commonly i exceeded my expectations. I dont know about other Rooms but Mine was really good.. Bath was very clean and big. Plazma TV, Cofee Maker, Some Cofee & Tea, Air Conditioner was working properly.. Bad was Clean and Big enough. Good stay for less money..

the rooms are small but clean n cozy,the smoking rooms are on the side of the hotel where trains run by and i couldnt sleep all night

The room had a few aesthetic issues (sloppily patched hole in the wall), but was clean. There definitely is a lot of noise in this neighborhood (Metro, traffic just a few feet from the motel, fire station across the street) so I do not recommend this hotel for light sleepers. The staff was accommodating, helpful.

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We found this hotel to wonderful for our short visit to Brooklyn. Easy to find lots of places to eat. Very clean and well priced.

We really enjoyed our stay here! We were there 4 nights and it was perfect. It's only 3 blocks from the subway and you really cannot beat the prices! Slightly smaller than your standard days inn hotel room but certainly not a closet. Only (minor) drawback was no ice machine or vending but 24 hr carryout is only 2 blocks away. Will definitely stay there again and will tell all our friends!!

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When we took a taxi back at 10PM, we saw someone throw a bottle at someone's head and about 3 people caught the person and beat him up. When my son got sick and I called the desk to find a 24 hour drig store, they never called me back. I had to call again to see where the nearest hospital was and they told me they didn't know, call 911. My son got sick and we put the dirty sheets out in the hall and told them that they were there. 12 hours later, the dirty sheets were still there and the whole floor reeked of vomit.

Everything was fine, I had a great stay,

hotel was ok for the category. the only problem was that the toilet was not clean when we first came into the bathroom, which made me feel a little bit uncomfortable overall. the location is ok and seemed more or less safe even at night. but there is not much around to explore, but the subway is in walking distance.

We stayed at this Days Inn in February and killed a huge bug in the bed. I'm not sure if it was a bedbug, but the fear of this ruined our stay, even though they switched our room.

I found that the description of the hotel, along with the previous guest reviews, led me to expect both the advantages and disadvantages of the hotel. It does in fact have no lobby, and even within the small rooms, the layout made trying to use the phone and the wireless together very difficult. However, those were small concerns compared with uneasiness about staying in Brooklyn. My overriding concern was location. In an unfamiliar neighborhood known as "not the best," I appreciated how close the hotel was to the subway and how easy the directions were to find it.

this hotle is very very small, the rooms are the size of a large closet. there is a lot of noise in this high traffic area and the beds are like sleeping on concreat, the pillows are hard as well. i had a tough time with shower and it didnt warm up for 3 mins of the water running. over all this hotel is very cheap in price but don't expect any comfort. my back still hurts from my stay 3 days ago. i wouldn't recomend this to any one some times cheaper is not better!

Hotel was small and clean and comfortable,surrounding area wasnt so good but the hotel itself was very clean and close to the city

Not a lot around the hotel (could not find a drugstore anywhere).

The hotel was clean, and near to the subway. These are about the only plus points about the hotel.

I only stayed one night in Brooklyn, and this hotel had a great rate for the area that night. The rooms are fairly small but quite comfortable. Simple, nice breakfast available in the morning. Staff were nice. The area is a little mexico type of area in Brooklyn with lots of Mexican food nearby and a lot of Spanish speakers though most are bilingual. I didn't find a lot of Italian food nearby and the pizza places in walking distance weren't up to normal NY norms. It was 3 blocks from a subway station which was key to my decision to stay there.

like the other reviews, the one bed room is very tight and cramped. however, i was a single traveler so it was ok. front desk management was adequate and I did not have any problems with them. i was able to park in front of the hotel, although there were maybe 8 total spots available. there is street parking available.

I overpaid for this hotel. It took 2 rooms until I got a presentable room. The first room soaked in the smell of smoke it was suppose to be non-smoking and the 2nd room was never cleaned. I was disappointed with the amount of money I paid versus the quality. The room was small but served it's purpose. There was an burglar alarm that went off for the entire night (at the location across the street) so I hardly slept. Overall I was extremely disatisfied and I wish I could get my money back.

Ive travelled all over for 40 yrs. - This is the only Hotel I've ever stayed in where we found two types of bugs in the supposed to be clean sheets of bed.We paid in advance so couldn't chk. out - I complained to staff and asked for another room - asked for their best room they had in exchange - they gave us same type of room on same floor .

For one person staying in a "one queen bed" room, the room was compact without feeling cramped. (Unless you like to unpack all over the place, I guess.) Conveniently near a subway station, and not in a bad neighborhood. I didn't feel the room was missing anything I needed. No significant problems whatsoever.