Red Lion Inn And Suites Brooklyn, New York City

My stay at the hotel was a mix of positives and negatives. The location had convenient parking and WiFi access but felt cramped due to being at capacity most mornings. The service was friendly and accommodating, although the breakfast area struggles with large groups. The dining experience was disappointing with limited options, while the rooms, though small and in the basement, could have been cleaner. Despite these drawbacks, the proximity to Brooklyn subway lines and The Barclays Center made the stay worthwhile.

The hotel has a convenient location within walking distance of the subway and other amenities like restaurants. The rooms, although comfortable, are quite small and noisy. The service was friendly and efficient, with staff willing to accommodate requests. The dining experience, while slightly above expectations, could get busy. The facilities are satisfactory but not exceptional.

The hotel had its ups and downs. The rooms were very small and felt like a blast freezer, but they were exactly like the pictures on the website. The service was hospitable, with staff trying their best to solve problems. The location, despite being close to the subway and amenities, could have been neater. The dining experience was average, and the facilities were decent.

The hotel had spacious rooms with adequate facilities but cleanliness was a concern. The service was helpful and amazing overall, although some staff lacked friendliness. The location, though near downtown Brooklyn and safe, felt cramped due to the large number of guests. The dining experience offered a variety of breakfast options but was not available early enough. The facilities were satisfactory, though there were some disturbances reported.

Despite advising housekeeping we would leave at 12.00, we didn't get a room change and noticed a funny smell; The service was decent with a credit card request at the front entrance and no need to speak to the general manager. The industrial location near the Barclays Center was noisy in the morning but undergoing revitalization while being close to the Brooklyn cruise port, Atlantic Avenue shopping center, and street food trucks. The dining experience was slightly above expectations, with a repetitive menu and sitcom-like setup. The facilities were average, and overall it was an acceptable stay.