Skip to content
J Journey Experience New York City
Red Hook and Carroll Gardens
Local time --:--:--
Date
Weather loading…

Brooklyn · 2 hotels

Hotels in Red Hook and Carroll Gardens

Carroll Gardens is Italian brownstone Brooklyn with unusually deep front gardens and a very good restaurant row on Smith Court Street. Red Hook below it is cut off from the subway entirely, which has kept it strange and low and industrial — cobbled streets, a working harbor, and the single best skyline view in the city from the piers at the end of Van Brunt Street. Lodging is scarce and characterful.

Getting around

  • F/G at Carroll Street and Smith–Ninth Streets
  • NYC Ferry at Red Hook
  • B61 bus

Nearby

  • Red Hook piers and Statue of Liberty view
  • Valentino Pier
  • Smith Street restaurants
  • Brooklyn Bridge Park
  • Waterfront Museum

Common questions

Is Red Hook and Carroll Gardens a good area to stay in New York?

Carroll Gardens is Italian brownstone Brooklyn with unusually deep front gardens and a very good restaurant row on Smith Court Street. Red Hook below it is cut off from the subway entirely, which has kept it strange and low and industrial… Transit here: F/G at Carroll Street and Smith–Ninth Streets; NYC Ferry at Red Hook; B61 bus.

How much is a hotel in Red Hook and Carroll Gardens?

Across the 2 hotels we track here, nightly rates start at about $170 for Brooklyn Motor Inn and rise to $200 at the top end, before New York's roughly 14.75% room tax and nightly occupancy fee.

Nearby and related