Comfort Inn Sunset Park / Park Slope

Came here for a short stay. $ 60 is a great price. It was very clean. The front desk was friendly. Would definitely come again. Thank you for great service

Rooms are okay. The night managers are extremely rude and unhelpful. Do not stay here!

Was booked here for 2 nights on a very short stay. When i booked it online the pictures were very deceiving. This room looked like a very decent size in the online pictures but when we got here it was like 300 SQ FEET. Everything was close and very tight together. I also decided to get a smoking room just in case my brother wanted to smoke a cigarette or something but the whole hallway smelled like weed and cigars and it was seeping into our rooms. I guess the only decent part of this place its the location. Probably wont be coming back here again

I booked our 4 night stay through Travelocity about 3 weeks prior to our trip. I received the confirmation email, that there were no cancellations or refunds, etc. the price was really good for the location to the city, Coney Island and all the touristy stuff (right around $ 600 for 4 nights).
We arrived after a 7 hour trip at 1am with an infant and toddler. When I went to check in they said they didn’t have my reservation and told me I needed to contact Travelocity (!!!) we would have been completely screwed had they been booked. Knowing my frustration, one of the guys brought me a number for Travelocity after I had gone back out to the car. They were quick to send the hotel whatever info satisfied their requirement, as showing them my confirmation wasn’t enough. After they got us in the system I was given a hard time bc my bank cards still reflect my maiden name (God forbid!) and he wasn’t going to accept my payment bc my debit card didn’t match my license. So my husband had to come in and pay with his card.
We finally got things squared away and got the kids upstairs. There is only a very tiny parking lot with maybe 7 spaces behind the hotel. They were full so my husband had to go park under an overpass and walk back. The hotel guy said to move it in the morning behind the hotel and not move it again until we leave.
The room itself was nice. Nice furniture, clean with a fridge. The bed was very comfortable and the only thing I would say about the room is that the tub stopper didn’t work so my kids couldn’t take a bath. That’s not a huge deal though.
The people next to us were also constantly smoking so our floor smelled like weed the whole time, but I got the impression that’s not unusual here.
Their breakfast was pretty decent. Cereal, waffles, toast, eggs, juice. they had store bought mini muffins but I found they tasted pretty stale. It was a huge plus to have a free breakfast to start the day, though!
Overall we ended up having a very positive experience here. There is a subway about a block down and is only a
20 min ride to Times Square and pretty much everything we wanted to see. There are several good restaurants within walking distance and several interesting neighborhoods to walk through and experience. We felt safe in the area the whole time but were also back before dark. There seemed to be a lot of violence late at night but that’s typical and we always felt safe during the day.
Coney Island was only a 15 min drive as well, so hotel is an awesome location, convenient to everything.
My advice if you book through a third party would be to still call the hotel and confirm they actually got the reservation bc things seemed screwy in that area. Otherwise, I recommend this hotel.

If it were an option to give 0 stars, definitely would. I visited this hotel a couple of days ago with my husband. We approached the front desk and were told the room for the night would be $ 162.92. We agreed to pay but with card. The indian dude at checkout then said that he only accepts cash no card. So our next question was why are there so many visa, amex and mastercard signs all over. This man turned to us and responded «management says we can refuse to take card from customers because of how you look». As startled as you are, my husand and I asked the man for his name and he refused saying he cannot give it out. I have been to this hotel a couple of times and never a problem. Now it’s a legal problem. I ADVISE ANYONE THINKING OF GETTING A ROOM FOR THE NIGHT OR FOR VACATION STAY AWAY!!!

This is not a five star hotel, but it was perfect for what I needed. My oldest daughter wanted to see New York, and I didn’t want to bust my bank account. I searched all the sites for an affordable hotel for my wife and kids (age 9, 2, and 2 months). I needed two beds to preserve my sanity, and this was the best deal I saw in the city.
I wasn’t expecting much, but I got quite a bit. My main concerns were parking and getting around the city. Both were solved. I parked on 38^th Street for free (the parking lot only has like 8 spaces). The subway was just a couple short blocks away (though it has no handicap access and thus my wife and I were lugging a double stroller up and down stairs).
The room itself was great. Not large, but big enough for everyone to get to the bathroom. The beds and pillows were fabulous, and really it was your normal hotel experience with a bit smaller room, except you get free Wi-​Fi.
The neighborhood was great. It has a heavily Latino bent. If you want to get a few authentic tacos, take a stroll around. It really is a vibrant little community. Be warned: have some cash — some of the markets and restaurants only take cash.
All in all, I was quite pleased with my decision. I wanted an affordable place to stay in the city — this was affordable, convenient, fun, and I would stay there again without a doubt.

Auf der Suche nach einem preiswerten Hotel für 4 Personen in New York sind wir auf das Comfort Inn in Brooklyn gestoßen. Die Bewertungen im Internet waren doch sehr gemischt, so dass wir doch positiv überrascht waren.
Das Hotel liegt direkt an einem Highway und gegenüber von einer herunter gekommenen Fabrikhalle. Vom Verkehr haben wir im Zimmer wenig mitbekommen. Die Gegend machte auch im Dunkeln einen sehr sicheren Eindruck.
Wir haben problemlos hinter dem Hotel einen der wenigen kostenfreien Parkplätze uns sichern können. Da stand der Mietwagen dann auch 4 Tage sicher und wurde nicht bewegt. In der Umgebung hätten wir auch noch Parkplätze finden können.
Der Check Inn war problemlos und unser Zimmer mit zwei Queen-​Size-​Betten war überraschend gepflegt. Allerdings war das Zimmer sehr klein, so dass es eine Herausforderung war seinen Koffer zu platzieren und zu öffnen. Das WLAN war kostenfrei und war nicht sehr schnell.
Das Frühstück und der Frühstücksraum waren übersichtlich aber für einen kleinen Happen am Morgen absolut ausreichend. In der Lobby konnte man kostenfrei ein gekühltes Wasser zapfen, das dekorativ mit Eiswürfeln und Zitronenscheiben versehen war.
Vom Hotel gelangt man nach ein paar Schritten zur Metrostation 36^th Street und kann mit der N und D problemlos nach Manhatten fahren. In einer knappen halben Stunde ist man am Times Square oder anderen Sehenswürdigkeiten. In der Umgebung sind viele Fastfood läden und Restaurants.
Ich würde hier mit meiner Familie immer wieder übernachten.

Affordable prices. Great customer service. Room 2 beds, not too big or too small.
Free Wi-​Fi, let’s be real here people. Free breakfast, nothing spectacular but it was nice just walking down stairs with food and coffee ready.
Free candy.

I loved this neighborhood. Lots of mom and pop shops 2 blocks away. Never saw a starbucks in our 20 block walk up and back. Felt more like how real new yorkers live. The working class like us anyways. There’s a school a block away I don’t think this area is sketchy at all but it’s certainly not your affluent suburb. I can see some people uncomfortable because it’s a pretty diverse neighborhood but we loved it. Subways very close.
The hotel room was clean. Everything worked. Staff was pleasant. The free breakfast wasn’t worth it. Super small room you can barely move around in. Too many chairs and people and foods not really good. The coffee is horrible. But there’s a fridge in our room w leftovers.
Overall great bargain.

A newer property in an area of Brooklyn that is approaching gentrification. Lots of Latin eateries/​shops in the area. Nice corner room with a fan in the bathroom and an in room safe. No extra charge for parking (as available) or wifi. Small room on first floor for hot breakfast including eggs, sausage, waffles, and fresh donuts. We were permitted an early check in on Saturday. Subway within easy walking distance to the brownstones, hipster stores, and street fairs of the desirable Park Slope area of Brooklyn and about a 45 minute trip to Midtown Manhattan. Would stay here again.

I went to this hotel a couple of times with no problem. But recently when I went there on new years eve. I had a problem with the front desk that got me up upset. I regularly go to this hotel every month and i would give this hotel a 3.4÷5 on a good day. But after I’ve spent a night at new years eve. This hotel is shit! This was yet the most disgusting moment i ever experienced.
So regularly the staff at the front desk are nice and respectful but recently there’s been these two people IM FOCUSING ON. Ones a Indian guy with glasses and a Indian women (who can’t even speak english) who picks up phone calls and sometimes be in the front desk in the morning/​afternoon.
So let me tell u about these people. Forget about being rude. These guys are fucking pricks. When I was waiting for my girl friend next to the hotel. I went inside the hotel and asked them how much was it for the night. I regularly know the price but I wanted to see if it was the same price they told me when I called a couple of hours before. They told me a different price which got me mad already. I told them I called a couple hours before and they told me a different price. But it was what ever to me.
But Anyway’s I told them hold me a room I’ll be back with more money. Since my girl friend was taking a while I called them and told them I was the same guy who told them to hold the room and that I’ll be there a little late. So when I went there. I knew exactly how much money I had in my pockets. So I told my girl to give me 80 and I was guna drop 200. At first I trusted the front desk and let him count my money knowing I had the right amount. till they told me I was short by $ 30. I look at him like yo I just gave u exactly the amount u said. What u talking about. From that moment I realized that I’m being scammed. So what ever they was rushing me so they could get away with there dirty work. After I went to our room. I had ZERO dollars left in my pocket. My girl friend had a extra $ 20 now she had only $ 6 ! So when my girl friend told me she only had $ 6 I got even more mad and I went down stairs and told both of the Indian fuckers that they took more money from us. The Indian male worker said. No u gave us the right amount. Then the Indian bitch followed through and said Yeaaaah u gave us the right amount. Like Obvs u dumb broad would agree to him cuz they took money from us. They where going to take the money and split it Among them self’s.
I’m so sure they do this on the regular because usually every. Month I go I call them and ask them for the price. And Usually it’s a Indian man who picks up and tells me the price is. let’s say 169 per night. Then when I call an hour later and then that same Indian women picks up. I’m not Sure if it’s the same Indian women. But When I ask her the rate for any day. She ALWAYS raises the price to 30 – 40 dollars more. So if it’s 169 she would say the rate is $ 209.
They stay doing this on the regular basis.
IM NEVER NEVER COMING TO THIS HOTEL EVER!
They POCKET SOO MUCH MONEY.

Booked via priceline for a very acceptable $ 78. To say this is in Park Slope is a bit of a stretch, but it’s not a bad neighborhood. There were no problems walking alone at night, it’s very sparse at night and seems like a more business oriented /​industrial area.
Check-​in was smooth, the limited parking was free, and the room was good size for NYC standards, and the bed was comfortable.
I have only 2 complaints. The lobby smelled of weed smoke, understandable in this part of town, but just not a pleasant smell to walk in to when you don’t spend you days half-​baked. Also, the pounding hip-​hop music that started at 7AM right outside my room. I couldn’t tell where it was coming from, so i’m not sure if it’s fair to blame the hotel aside from the room walls were VERY thin. Also, probably should be expected when you stay the weekend of Biggie’s b-​day…
Would I come back? Yes. It was comfortable & affordable not withstanding the minor annoyances.

So I’ve stayed at this place a couple times now and it’s one of the best deals in all of NYC. For the price it’s super clean, only 2 blocks away from an express subway stop (36^th St with the N and D) and if you don’t want to head into Manhattan, there’s plenty of great eating in the immediate area. Any cheaper price, you’re most likely staying at a hostel which at my age, I’m done with. So this is my new stay in NYC.

Being that there are some pretty scathing reviews of this place on other travel sites, I wanted to clear up some misconceptions people seem to have about this hotel. I recently stayed there for a short trip three-​day trip to New York City. Hotels in Manhattan are so overpriced these days (and, let’s face it, Manhattan is becoming increasingly less hip with each passing moment) that I usually try to find a hotel in Brooklyn or Queens. I used Priceline and ended up with this hotel for a very reasonable price (less than $ 100 per night). Although the website claims this hotel is in Park Slope, that is a bit misleading. It’s more like a typical working-​class Brooklyn neighborhood right next to the BQE. Other reviewers have commented that this area is sketchy, but it’s not. There’s not much going on at night there, but all you need to do is walk TWO blocks to the subway to get into Manhattan or somewhere else in Brooklyn where you’ll find lots of options. In terms of food, there’s a McDonalds right around the corner from the hotel if you’re feeling the late-​night munchies call and don’t want to get on the subway or walk somewhere else. There’s also a couple of convenience stores and a Dominos nearby, but that’s pretty much it for this neighborhood. Personally, I liked that this neighborhood was pretty quiet at night. After a long day of sightseeing, sometimes it’s nice to be away from the hustle and bustle. That being said, you’re only about a 15 – 20 minute subway ride away from Manhattan (less that that if you take the N train into the city, which makes less stops than the R). For anyone who thinks this neighborhood is unsafe, I strongly urge you to travel to some places that are actually dangerous. As a woman, I was not at all nervous about walking around here at night.
Moving on to the hotel itself, I have to say that I genuinely have no complaints. The only reason I didn’t give this place five stars is because it’s not a luxury hotel. However, any reviewers who claim that the staff are rude must have encountered a completely different group of workers than I did during my three-​day visit. The woman who both checked me in and out was one of the nicest humans I have ever encountered. I arrived way before the check-​in time, but she gave me a room anyway, and when I checked out early, I was able to leave my luggage at the front desk until it was time for me to leave NYC. I did have an issue when I tried to use the shower because turning on the shower in this hotel makes no sense — if anyone is reading this, you have to pull down the ring around the tub faucet to make water come out of the showerhead (see, it makes no sense). I had to call the front desk, and the same woman who checked me in helped me with the shower (it took her less than two minutes to come up to my room from when I called her). The room itself was incredibly clean. I have pretty high standards for cleanliness, and I did my usual bug inspection and found nothing under the mattress or anywhere else in the room. Yes, the room is small, but it’s New York — even when you pay a ton of money for a hotel here, the rooms will be small. The bed is pretty typical for a Comfort Inn (meaning not very comfortable, but adequate), and there was minimal noise within the hotel at night.
In summary, this hotel is a good bargain, it’s clean, the staff are friendly, and it’s in a great location. The neighborhood isn’t the most beautiful, but it’s safe, and the subway is right around the corner. Do yourself a favor and stay here — you can use the money you saved to do something fun in city instead of forking it over to a hotel that is probably much less accommodating than this one.