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"Very convenient location! Everything was in a close proximity!"

"The staff was patient and very courteous. I was there with teenagers and they definitely went out of their way to ensure we had a good experience. Shout out everyone including the gentleman that stored our bags. Mini fridge and microwave in our room. In terms of location, short walking distance to the train and grocery stores, pretty dope view too. "

"Thanks "

"Trash visible in common area of lobby"

"The staff was rude and arbitrary. The hotel accepted our reservation and upon arrival informed us that they canceled our reservation. There was no notice and they left us out in the cold. While waiting in lobby they threatened us with police. Bad group!"

"Nice"

"Prime location in the heart of Williamsburg. Easy subway access and parking on site"

"The room was small but had everything i needed, and it was nice to have a microwave/mini fridge. The bathroom was pretty too. The breakfast was a nice idea but they didnt have any protein options. Its all bread! Their parking is LIMITED. I luckly found a spot, but expedia does not market it like that. It said "parking included" but there is no warning that it is not guaranteed. If you check in on the weekend you should have a back up plan for your car and research other parking areas just in case. And if you have a big vehicle you will have issues navigating the tight space where the parking is located behind the hotel. The staff was nice, no complaints. The walls are thin so expect to hear your neighbors if the botel is busy. The proximity to the subway was good. Overall i would probably stay again as long as: 1. i brought a protein for breakfast or was willing to eat out. 2. Had a back up parking plan 3. Didnt check in on a weekend when super busy."

"The hotel is very cool and boasts great interior finishes and fittings. There are lots of very well maintained and kept shared spaces, break out rooms and rooftops in the hotel. Also its room sizes are based on shipping containers (but they are not!) and the pods were constructed off site, then shipped to Brooklyn."