The Fairfield Inn & Suites New York Brooklyn places guests near Downtown Brooklyn and the Union Street subway station. The hotel features an atrium-style lobby and a rooftop terrace. Rooms feature amenities such as flat-screen TVs, complimentary Wi-Fi, coffee makers, and desks. Suites add separate sitting areas, microwaves, mini-fridges, and in some cases, city views. Facilities at the Fairfield Inn & Suites New York Brooklyn include a fitness center, valet dry cleaning, and business services. Other conveniences include 24-hour front desk services, express check-in and check-out options, pet-friendly rooms, and paid parking. Breakfast is on the house. Plus, guests can use the hotel’s BBQ/picnic area. Local dining options include the River Cafe and the Alchemy Restaurant & Tavern. The hotel lies within two miles of Prospect Park and the Brooklyn Botanic Gardens, within six miles of Times Square and the Empire State Building, and nine miles from the New York Aquarium.
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Manhattan hotels rarely come cheap, so many guests at the Fairfield Inn & Suites New York Brooklyn feel that this hotel offers a reasonably priced alternative. You'll still be conveniently close to major attractions and the nearby subway station will help you reach them with ease.
Guests rate the rooms and suites at this hotel highly, often describing the accommodation as beautiful. Other comments indicate that you'll find the rooms and suites are clean with good quality amenities which are well maintained by staff. The Wi-Fi attracts positive feedback.
Reviews indicate that guests are impressed by the choice and quality of the facilities available at this hotel. The property seems to have all bases covered and includes a good selection of freebies. The staff and the standard of guest services are also subject to favorable feedback.
It should probably come as little surprise that a stay at a New York hotel means that you'll have to put up with some surrounding noise. The biggest issue seems to come from the sound of traffic, although there are also some issues with late night revelers, particularly in rooms that face 3rd Avenue.
The parking spaces at the front of the hotel are limited and availability certainly doesn't match up to the number of rooms. Be aware that you may need to look for a public parking space depending on the time that you arrive. Plus, several guests found the parking expensive.
Although the hotel places you near the city's main attractions, a number of guests describe the area as being a warehouse district. There does appear to be some gentrification taking place, but some guests would not choose this particular location again.
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