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Inside Brooklyn Bridge Park, with a rooftop pool facing the Manhattan skyline.
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Waterfront views back at the Manhattan skyline, a stronger independent hotel scene, and rates that are usually a step down.
Inside Brooklyn Bridge Park, with a rooftop pool facing the Manhattan skyline.
A contemporary independent on the Williamsburg edge.
Board-formed concrete and a double-height lobby in Boerum Hill, opened 2021.
Loft-style rooms and a lively lobby bar in Downtown Brooklyn.
A rooftop with the best Manhattan skyline view in Brooklyn.
A small property in the Bushwick warehouse district.
A budget property with parking in Bedford-Stuyvesant.
IHG's newest budget brand, built around sleep.
Free breakfast a short walk from the boardwalk.
A reliable mid-scale in Bay Ridge.
Free breakfast on Coney Island Avenue.
A hotel in the middle of Bushwick's warehouse art district.
A small independent near Red Hook and Carroll Gardens.
A contemporary hotel in Flatbush.
A Hilton soft-brand hotel near Prospect Park.
A small hotel in Downtown Brooklyn.
Free hot breakfast near Park Slope and Gowanus.
Free breakfast on Emmons Avenue, by the water.
A converted bar building on the Williamsburg and Greenpoint line.
Among the lowest rates in the city, with parking.
Budget rates in Sunset Park's Chinatown.
Low rates near the Brooklyn waterfront terminal.
A small independent between Park Slope and Gowanus.
A simple independent on Third Avenue in Gowanus.
In-room training gear and a serious gym, in Downtown Brooklyn.
Free hot breakfast on Fourth Avenue, near Park Slope.
A small guesthouse in Greenpoint.
A contemporary Best Western badge in Sunset Park.
Free hot breakfast on Flatbush Avenue Extension.
A full-service Hilton on Schermerhorn Street.
Dependable and well connected, with parking.
Free hot breakfast near the Bushwick murals.
Free hot breakfast near Industry City.
A simple hotel in Bushwick.
A music-themed hotel run by a DJ.
Design drawn from Brooklyn's own history, near Borough Hall.
A rooftop bar with skyline views, on Metropolitan Avenue.
Floor-to-ceiling glass and skyline views on Fourth Avenue.
A small, inexpensive hotel on the Williamsburg edge.
A contemporary hotel in Sunset Park.
A budget hotel in Sunset Park's Chinatown.
A small budget property in Sunset Park.
Free breakfast on Atlantic Avenue, near Crown Heights.
Free breakfast on Fourth Avenue, near Park Slope.
Harbour views from Sunset Park.
A 40-foot outdoor pool in the middle of Williamsburg.
A budget hotel in Crown Heights.
A newer Moxy with a rooftop over Bedford Avenue.
Military lodging in Bay Ridge, near Fort Hamilton.
Brooklyn's largest hotel, with an indoor pool and the borough's biggest ballroom.
On Smith Street, between Boerum Hill and Cobble Hill.
A simple hotel in Sunset Park.
Compact rooms and a big rooftop, at Williamsburg prices.
A mid-sized hotel on the Williamsburg and Bed-Stuy edge.
Free breakfast on Third Avenue at low rates.
Mid-scale rates on Empire Boulevard, near Prospect Park.
Simple rooms with parking in Flatbush.
A full-service Sheraton in the middle of Downtown Brooklyn.
A dependable budget brand near Coney Island.
A streamlined budget badge with free breakfast.
Among the lowest rates in New York, on Fulton Street.
Loft suites in a converted door factory in Greenpoint.
A small hotel in Crown Heights, near the Botanic Garden.
A converted Greenpoint warehouse with loft suites and a roof deck.
A brick-and-glass Williamsburg landmark with a rooftop pool and a Mediterranean restaurant.
A small hotel in Brooklyn's most cut-off neighborhood.
A newer Williamsburg hotel with a strong rooftop and restaurant.
A big outdoor courtyard on the edge of Downtown Brooklyn.
The tallest building in Williamsburg, with a 60-foot outdoor pool and private balconies in every room.
Extended-stay suites with kitchens near Prospect Park.
Bright, compact rooms and free breakfast, near Prospect Park.
Mid-scale reliability on 39th Street, with parking.
The 1901 cooperage conversion that made Williamsburg a hotel destination.
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Waterfront views back at the Manhattan skyline, a stronger independent hotel scene, and rates that are usually a step down.
We cover 83 hotels here across 14 neighborhoods: Williamsburg, Brooklyn Heights & DUMBO, Downtown Brooklyn, Sunset Park, Park Slope and Gowanus, Bedford-Stuyvesant, Bushwick, Crown Heights and Prospect Heights, Bay Ridge and Dyker Heights, Coney Island and Brighton Beach, Flatbush and Ditmas Park, Red Hook and Carroll Gardens, Greenpoint, East New York. Rates start around $140 a night at Days Inn by Wyndham Brooklyn East New York.
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