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Toilet made lots of noise after flushing. Room not as clean as I would have liked. Very limited parking. Free wifi did not work very well. The person working at the front desk was pleasant and helpful. For the cost of this hotel it was underwhelming.

Shockingly overpriced, Knights Inn teeters on the edge between urban street chic and flop house. It\'s obviously being used as "temporary" housing for families with adults and kids who never seem to sleep. The rooms are very down at the heel, furnished with worn out stuff, thread bare linen, and very tired climate control. The staff however is friendly and responsive, and the five car garage with a locking entrance door is a comfort, once you\'ve squeezed in.

No parking! Close to subway.

The room was very comfortable and very clean. However they did not have continental breakfast after paying almost $700 for three nights. There was banging constantly coming from upstairs all night long and I could not connect to the WiFi.

I guess you cannot expect too much for 100$ a night in NYC... but still. No on-site parking available. There are car parks nearby, but it's between 40 and 60$ per day, and I definitely wouldn't street park because of the neighborhood The hotel really needs some renovations and is generally in poor condition. The room was not very clean. No breakfast. Only convenience: the subway (D) is within a few minutes walking distance. Only stayed one day and then moved into the Holiday Inn across the street. More expensive but better comfort and clean rooms.

No hot water the first night the morning was luke warm and there’s no stores after 12 tv didn’t work

No hot water. Nothing was done to help. Was told hot water needed a couple hours to come back but never got hot only cold water. No heat. No wifi. On Christmas day this was the worse hotel experience I ever had.

Property smelled like weed and cigarettes … then the house keeper used our charger to charge her AirPods…. Besides that front office was nice and perfectly near a good subway station

Was decent but had a hard time finding parking spot in that area so I was forced to go somewhere else if u don’t have a car it’s not a problem for the price

The staff was great, but this was supposed to be a smoke-free property; however, the property seemed like the headquarters for smokers.

It was dirty and smelly rooms, no coffee or tea maker in room. Sheets had to be changed to be able to sleep. Had an allergic reaction and broke out in rash, to the room.

Rooms not as advertised, rooms were dirty, bathroom had mold

The room had roaches and bugs and the heat did not work nor did the air or the sink.

Front desk had an attitude but the other guy was cool & cooperative, room are not up to date shower leaks water all on the floor , the air conditioning is filthy & makes a terrible noise, walls are also filthy & chipped up.. even the toilet had a ash burn never again

roaches are in the rooms.

Unfortunately, the photos shown were not the same as the room we were given. There was a weird smell, no toilet paper in the bathroom - the shower was disgusting. Dirty walls and floor. Location is not in the greatest area. We checked in and lasted an hour and a half, we were very uncomfortable and uneasy, fortunately, minus a $50 cancellation fee we were refunded.

It felt moldy and dirty.

Staff are always friendly and accomodating, but the rooms are not clean. Of course, the toilet and sink get cleaned, but if u look, there's dirt in all the less obvious spots, plus stains on doors and walls, and roaches every time.

The room and hotel was filthy , mold on the curtains the maid only came one time so we had a bu ch of trash and no towels I had to go ask for them and to take the trash out. It smelled like cigarettes even tho it’s a “non smoking” just horrible.

There were very limited food options around the property. There was a lot of warehouses and other small businesses around the property. The bed was ok. There were cockroaches in the room and the floor was a little dirty. The front desk staff didn't seem to understand some of the guests and got people confused.

The whole hotel needs a deep clean, we also found a small cockroach inside our room. The doors and walls are not sound proof. We could hear everything from outside. P

Toilet made lots of noise after flushing. Room not as clean as I would have liked. Very limited parking. Free wifi did not work very well. The person working at the front desk was pleasant and helpful. For the cost of this hotel it was underwhelming.

Everything was great. But my tv didn’t work. And there wasn’t enough toilet tissue in the bathroom

I have no idea how this place could justify the cost for the experience. Horribly small sized rooms, dirty, extremely dated decor, faulty electricity in the bathroom, broken hair dryer, horrible looking garage space, etc. Even in NYC, I’d expect this to be a bottom priced hotel. Front desk people were fine enough.

If you are looking for a more authentic NY experience, this place would be perfect. Not sure if it has anything to do with me being from a rural area but the noise was a bit overwhelming. Phones ringing loudly in the middle of the night and cleaning ladies working late with little to no regard for sleeping guests.

Rooms are tiny. Space is limited unlike in photos. Areas and room were dirty and restroom wasnt cleaned. Only stayed/ kept one night. Checked out early and went across the street to holiday inn instead.

It’s a very tired facility in what my aunt - a Park Slope resident of 20+ years - calls a liminal neighborhood They were good with the room assignment, due to a higher rate, top floor, angled view of lower downtown Manhattan

Small sized room.

It was honestly a nice little stay, they could however do some very small simple things to improve the rooms. A good deep cleaning, replacing missing or damaged outlet covers, repainting trimming, replacing the cheap glitchy TV with a cheap not glitchy TV. It was nice that there were plenty of USB outlets, that's frankly an issue I've had with several hotels I've stayed at recently, surprising in this day and age. Overall good for a cheap emergency stay.

room not in good condition — holes in the blanket, not clean enough room not soundproof — you could hear other people in the middle of the night

I booked two rooms, one under my name and the other under my colleague. He went to check in @5pm. They said they don't have the reservations. After showing them the ref # & confirmation email, still can't find. after 20 min, they find under my name but would not let my colleague check in because I'm not there. He leaves, tells them to forget it. I get a call @1am asking if we're still coming, I tell them about the earlier fiasco and they apologize but they have found both reservations. I tell them, it's 1AM, are you kidding me?! STAY AWAY!!! HORRIBLE!!!

Staff was great and very helpful, comfortable room

Front desk had an attitude but the other guy was cool & cooperative, room are not up to date shower leaks water all on the floor , the air conditioning is filthy & makes a terrible noise, walls are also filthy & chipped up.. even the toilet had a ash burn never again

Housekeeping Went In My Bag & Stole My Money While i Was Away From The Hotel Facility & When i Reported It To The Hotel Front Desk, They Just Brushed Me Off and Told Me Housekeeping didn’t Steal Anything

I had a good experience. Traveling is becoming to be so expensive. So to find a hotel that is a 3 star hotel especially in New York for a less than $250 for one night. Is a reward. It was clean and the 2 guys in the office were cool.

Property smelled like weed and cigarettes … then the house keeper used our charger to charge her AirPods…. Besides that front office was nice and perfectly near a good subway station

These people were very kind to me and treated me like a queen and I will definitely be back

Great location and very close to subway. Nice and fast check in with a nice guy at the reception. The hotel room was good but the only minus is the smell. It smells a little bad, but we got used to it and enjoyed our stay in Brooklyn

WOW! All things considered, I’ve stayed over the past year at a few random, with a Google search, affordable hotels for unplanned over night stays in the Brooklyn / NYC areas. Adding this hotel 1st time stay this year stood out among many others. In that I was treated really nicely from my initial inquire via a phone call follow-up after just booking on line via EXPEDIA. To a go out of the way receptionist at an early morning hour who made sure personally I was literally guided into an inside the clean building’s parking spot — It was truly beyond regular customer service for the star level that this affordable hotel is categorized. HIGHLY and BRAVO RECOMMENDED! It will become my go to place in the hood. Thank you!

There were very limited food options around the property. There was a lot of warehouses and other small businesses around the property. The bed was ok. There were cockroaches in the room and the floor was a little dirty. The front desk staff didn't seem to understand some of the guests and got people confused.

Decent budget pick. Ac, tv, bed, microwave, mini fridge were all great. Only thing I didn't like was that room service came in every day (there didn't seem to be a "do not disturb" sign to hang anywhere), and they changed the towels but didn't leave any extra soap. I'm talking those tiny little squares that cost under a dollar. So you need your own shampoo, and if staying more than 1-2 days your own body wash. Also saw one or two water bugs but those are fairly common...so idk. The area is ok but I didn't find many food options that really intrigued me. I had to travel for most stuff and that involved at least one transfer every time. But you may find it suitable that's a little subjective.

Great stay for 4 nights - just a 5mins walk to the subway station

Excellent, Quiet, & Clean! Very Relaxing Experience. Also able to walk to the mall and target.

I guess you cannot expect too much for 100$ a night in NYC... but still. No on-site parking available. There are car parks nearby, but it's between 40 and 60$ per day, and I definitely wouldn't street park because of the neighborhood The hotel really needs some renovations and is generally in poor condition. The room was not very clean. No breakfast. Only convenience: the subway (D) is within a few minutes walking distance. Only stayed one day and then moved into the Holiday Inn across the street. More expensive but better comfort and clean rooms.

Reasonably priced. Clean room. Friendly front desk person. Short walk to the subway. Thumbs Up

It’s a very tired facility in what my aunt - a Park Slope resident of 20+ years - calls a liminal neighborhood They were good with the room assignment, due to a higher rate, top floor, angled view of lower downtown Manhattan

Unfortunately, the photos shown were not the same as the room we were given. There was a weird smell, no toilet paper in the bathroom - the shower was disgusting. Dirty walls and floor. Location is not in the greatest area. We checked in and lasted an hour and a half, we were very uncomfortable and uneasy, fortunately, minus a $50 cancellation fee we were refunded.

Property smelled like weed and cigarettes … then the house keeper used our charger to charge her AirPods…. Besides that front office was nice and perfectly near a good subway station

Great location and very close to subway. Nice and fast check in with a nice guy at the reception. The hotel room was good but the only minus is the smell. It smells a little bad, but we got used to it and enjoyed our stay in Brooklyn

There were very limited food options around the property. There was a lot of warehouses and other small businesses around the property. The bed was ok. There were cockroaches in the room and the floor was a little dirty. The front desk staff didn't seem to understand some of the guests and got people confused.

Decent budget pick. Ac, tv, bed, microwave, mini fridge were all great. Only thing I didn't like was that room service came in every day (there didn't seem to be a "do not disturb" sign to hang anywhere), and they changed the towels but didn't leave any extra soap. I'm talking those tiny little squares that cost under a dollar. So you need your own shampoo, and if staying more than 1-2 days your own body wash. Also saw one or two water bugs but those are fairly common...so idk. The area is ok but I didn't find many food options that really intrigued me. I had to travel for most stuff and that involved at least one transfer every time. But you may find it suitable that's a little subjective.

Almosty no place to have dinner od breakfast. They invaded my room when I was out of the hotel. There was sand in the sheets.

The room was very comfortable and very clean. However they did not have continental breakfast after paying almost $700 for three nights. There was banging constantly coming from upstairs all night long and I could not connect to the WiFi.

I guess you cannot expect too much for 100$ a night in NYC... but still. No on-site parking available. There are car parks nearby, but it's between 40 and 60$ per day, and I definitely wouldn't street park because of the neighborhood The hotel really needs some renovations and is generally in poor condition. The room was not very clean. No breakfast. Only convenience: the subway (D) is within a few minutes walking distance. Only stayed one day and then moved into the Holiday Inn across the street. More expensive but better comfort and clean rooms.

No hot water the first night the morning was luke warm and there’s no stores after 12 tv didn’t work

There overnight was great so clean staff was kind and very helpful with finding places to eat and places to go.

There were very limited food options around the property. There was a lot of warehouses and other small businesses around the property. The bed was ok. There were cockroaches in the room and the floor was a little dirty. The front desk staff didn't seem to understand some of the guests and got people confused.