My parents stayed at the Park Slope in when they visited us for a week (from Australia) and it was PEFECT for their needs. They liked the option of making their own tea/coffee and having cereal in their room, and the many cafes right outside in the neighborhood. The owners, Marcie and Emma, were really pleasant and flexible to deal... more

We've stayed here twice. Enjoyed both stays. Neighborhood is a real neighborhood. Surprisingly quiet. Close to subway (F train to Manhattan). Nice room with microwave, coffee maker, refrigerator, TV with all those channels of no interest. Fresh fruit salad available at local grocers. Lots of restaurants nearby. Good walkers will find it easy to walk to Prospect Park, Botanical Gardens,... more

Don't hesitate to stay here -- it's really a great little place, and such an unbelievably good deal. Clean, friendly, cute, convenient to subways, restaurants, etc. I think it helps if you're famiiar with Brooklyn, but even those who aren't could have a great vacation here if you have a map and are feeling a little adventurous. Lovely block, close... more

We stayed for three nights. Room was large, with refrigerator and microwave and of course cable TV, clean, quiet, comfortable and pleasant. Good closet space. Just enough individuality and brownstone atmosphere to let us know we weren't in a hotel. No breakfast. No daily maid service. No phone. Great neighborhood for walking -- 10 minute walk to Prospect Park., 5... more

My partner and I recently stayed at the Inn for 3 nights. We are both very familiar with Manhattan and Brooklyn and this time decided to stay at the Inn to experience Park Slope and surrounds. There is nothing to say but PERFECT - it was the perfect base for a few days of exploring and lolling about in Brooklyn... more

We found the Inn's location ideal for our stay. It is around the corner from 5th Avenue which has a lot of restaurants and shops. If you like running or walking, Prospect Park is a short distance up the street. (For breakfast you can get a bagel across the street.) If I had one complaint, it was that the room... more

My girlfriend and I spent a long weekend in New York and stayed at the Park Slope Inn. It was relatively inexpensive (for New York), and it was clean and comfortable. The best part was the location. It was very near some great restaurants and shopping; there were several subway stops within walking distance. Also, it was a pleasant walk... more

We stayed at the Park Slope Inn for three nights, and everything was very well done. It's essentially a brownstone row home that's been converted to rooms. The decor throughout the place is very nice, clean, and not dingy. And the neighborhood is quite nice and convenient to shopping and public transportation. Our room was very pleasant and I can't... more

This is the second time my parents have stayed at this really lovely little inn while visiting me from France. The location is perfect, only a few blocks from where I live and right near 5th Ave. restaurants and cafes. It was easy for them to get around on their own. The nearest subway is on 4th Ave. and 9th... more