I guess you get what you pay for with this place. Staff were for the most part rude and unhelpful, came back one evening (around 6pm) to find the bed stripped and nothing else. When my wife informed the front desk staff she was met with raised voices. Didn't even offer to help with bags or show courtesy. Room smelled... More

“Downtown Brooklyn” is a bit of a misnomer when it is 2 miles from downtown. Seems like any amenity this hotel has to offer is to compensate for some inconvenience. Free parking (8 spaces on the hotel property) and free on-street parking is nice; but be prepared to either take the subway, a taxi or your car to downtown Brooklyn.... More

This is our second stay in the past four months. On both occasions we were met by friendly and helpful staff. The rooms were clean and bright. The breakfast is your basic cereal, bagels, toast, coffee, juice, yogurt and make your own waffle set up. The managers reception was a nice touch and included chips, cheese, wine and beer, it... More

Not spacious but clean & comfortable. Love the sleep inn breakfast bar. Owners & staff helpful with directions & advice. Laundromat 2 blocks away. If you are happy to walk a few blocks subway close by, but would avoid the subway & walking home late at night. If your stay is brief & want to visit Big Apple sites maybe... More

After searching numerous over-priced NYC hotels, I found this little gem on orbitz for about $125 a night (with AAA discount). The reviews were all pretty good, so I decided to give it a shot. I was traveling through and would only need a place to sleep and shower for two nights. The hotel was clean and staff was friendly.... More

A friend and I stayed at the Sleep Inn on 22nd Street in Brooklyn in November 2012. The location was in a little neighborhood with the sub station not too far of a walk away. The first night we walked the neighborhood we carried a small container of pepper spray but after that we felt safe enough not to need... More

My first time staying at Sleep Inn was back in March 2012 when I was looking for a place to live. This time, today, my place is without electricity at the moment and I have a guest coming from Ohio. I was in a pinch, and immediately looked up Sleep Inn - lo and behold, they had a room available!!... More

We went to New York for a week and since hotels in Manhattan are quiete pricey we decided to stay the first two nights in Brooklyn before moving to a hotel in Manhattan. The Sleep Inn Brooklyn Downtown is relatively new, the rooms are small but with a good big bed and a big flatscreen. The hotel offers free wifi... More

Stayed at the Sleep Inn Brooklyn Downtown in May 2012 with my friend. Location is slightly far from the subway line but it is still ok About 5 mins by walking. Reception is friendly enough, wi fi is good! They serve good breakfast especially the self made waffles. That was quite great! The price is a bit on the ex... More