NY Moore Hostel

Very accommodating. Free coffee/tea. Nice staff.

Decent experience for a hostel stay. The staff was responsive, respectful and nice. Nice free coffee station

Chill hostel, peaceful at night, in a really cool and hip area. Staff gave me some great recommendations on where to eat breakfast etc. On the downside was that our room had one locker too little, but there are other lockers in the building which one may use (bring a padlock). Considering the location this is a great alternative for budget-travellers and people who are happy with meeting people from all over.

I loved how polite the staff members were and they were also very helpful when i needed some information. To top it off the amenities that they included were very nice. I could watch the superbowl in the living room space and also had access to a game room and kitchen.

It's a really cool building with nice common areas and a clean kitchen. The bathroom was super clean, the beds were comfortable and the rooms were cozy and secure with lockers, double door locks etc. It's located in a pretty industrial area in Bushwick, but it's a short walk to a great market, awesome restaurants, and fun things to do. The staff were very hospitable, friendly, and knowledgeable - truly wonderful staff at the NY Moore Hostel. The only thing I'll mention is that if you're situated on the ground floor with your door facing the little courtyard, there were a ton of smokers during our stay and the smoke would get pulled in under our door and through the AC unit filling our room with the smell of cigarettes and pot. It was almost like the smokers were in our room with us as a result. I wasn't too bothered by it, but I was travelling with family members who would have preferred a more smoke-free experience. While I can't remember if there were regulations around smoking in the courtyard or not, it was never bothersome enough for us to go out and ask people to move and this isn't a knock against the hostel at all. It was specific to our situation and the layout of the building. Again - I can't remember if there was signage about smoking in the courtyard, but maybe the staff could consider putting up signs that prompt people to smoke in the front. Still a great stay and I would highly recommend this spot to anyone who enjoys hostels and wants an affordable stay! Ty!!

The room was clean. The staff were helpful. I had no idea that the rooms were co-ed. More than one person had trouble opening the bedroom door with the key. They say they have "free parking", but it is really only street parking, which was barely available.

Not bad location, free tea, parties 😁. But no laundry.

Seasoned traveler with gratitude on decades of art/music professional life travel; and someone with accessible needs who travels with small jazz drumset and guitar. I despise airports and hotels and PREFER exclusively amtrak & hostels. NY Moore is run VERY well and is CLEAN, Legit, WONDERFUL STAFF all the way throughout, excellent guests & roommates over-all. My 2nd time there. Those that know also know there is EVERYTHING in that exact area. Exquisite location. For those that know Chicago fulton market west loop & east l.a. arts district etc etc, you'll be delighted as I was. This kind of exact place is my speed and need and breath of fresh air. Great 1st floor living room plus to hang/delightful. Great basement (clean, fun, quiet) with pool table couches games stereo,separate clean kitchen with multiple refrigerators) Murals everywhere. Enclosed center outside courtyard. Front and back staircases. VERY calm, no hostility or nit-picking. Lovely quick minimal room cleaning. Everyone keeps to themselves. All seem genuinely mindful while there. We're all running and hustling so its nice this place is here. Restrooms everywhere (major bonus when in need *anytime outside of ones room) *Accesible ramp ☆♡ that easily could be accessed from sidewalk front of building. No laundry but laundromat 10seconds around the corner. 247 market down the block. Pizza coffee places every direction Transit everywhere and close/Chicago and NY transportation/yesness say what you will.

I suppose the value was there, but this place had some shortcomings: 1. Noise. The doors and floor were both pretty noisy, which made it really easy to wake up your roommates or be woken up. My room also happened to be right off the entrance and people are NOT quiet when they're coming and going, even at night. I could hear all the conversation happening in the lobby. 2. The website says "daily housekeeping." That did NOT happen whatsoever. I stayed here 5 nights and only once was housekeeping done, and it was because a new roommate was starting their stay. 3. The lockers were a bit of a joke. BARELY big enough to cram my backpack in (after Tetris-ing some stuff around inside it), and the lockers weren't attached to anything! They were literally just sitting on the floor! Twice I was trying to pull my pack out of my locker and almost pulled the whole stack over! That also made them a lot noisier because they're constantly rocking and knocking into each other when you use them. 4. The bedding was not especially comfortable. The mattress cover felt like it was made of paper; extra noise and was uncomfortably warm every night (I run hot though, so your experience may differ). 5. The rooms are almost TOO spartan. I wear glasses and would have loved a shelf, a mantle, a stool, SOMETHING near my bed where I could set them. No such thing was present. I had to keep reminding myself that I was only paying ~$100/night for a bed in NYC. I'd stay here again, but only 2-3 nights max.

I loved the affordability, the sizable kitchen, how the staff took me in before my check-in time, and how relaxed the other guests were. The area it's in was a little hard to navigate, but the hostel itself is solid.

Staff is incredible. Rooms are clean and nice. Perfect location. Just wish they didn’t raise their prices by double on weekends!

Bathroom and sheets could have been cleaner

It's a really cool building with nice common areas and a clean kitchen. The bathroom was super clean, the beds were comfortable and the rooms were cozy and secure with lockers, double door locks etc. It's located in a pretty industrial area in Bushwick, but it's a short walk to a great market, awesome restaurants, and fun things to do. The staff were very hospitable, friendly, and knowledgeable - truly wonderful staff at the NY Moore Hostel. The only thing I'll mention is that if you're situated on the ground floor with your door facing the little courtyard, there were a ton of smokers during our stay and the smoke would get pulled in under our door and through the AC unit filling our room with the smell of cigarettes and pot. It was almost like the smokers were in our room with us as a result. I wasn't too bothered by it, but I was travelling with family members who would have preferred a more smoke-free experience. While I can't remember if there were regulations around smoking in the courtyard or not, it was never bothersome enough for us to go out and ask people to move and this isn't a knock against the hostel at all. It was specific to our situation and the layout of the building. Again - I can't remember if there was signage about smoking in the courtyard, but maybe the staff could consider putting up signs that prompt people to smoke in the front. Still a great stay and I would highly recommend this spot to anyone who enjoys hostels and wants an affordable stay! Ty!!

Nice staff....clean room...had no problems at all

Everything just fine quite and clean

I like this place and wish for two things: more comfortable (softer) beds and ones that are long enough for people over 6 feet. I am 6’3” and my feet hung over the end. The place is very clean and the public areas are fun with all of the great graffiti art.

The hostel is in a cool neighborhood with a lot of coffee shops and restaurants near by as well as access to the subway. The floors in our room hadn’t been cleaned well and we had quite a few gnats in our shower along with a couple of house centipedes while we stayed. Overall, we enjoyed our stay and it was a good option considering the price.

It had a lot of character!! The staff was extremely friendly. There was a game room, common room, full kitchen, computer room, and more. It was quiet and all the people staying were friendly. The place was clean and there was wall art everywhere! I absolutely loved this space.

Rooms had less people than a usual hostel. Bathrooms were very clean and recently updated. Great area

I suppose the value was there, but this place had some shortcomings: 1. Noise. The doors and floor were both pretty noisy, which made it really easy to wake up your roommates or be woken up. My room also happened to be right off the entrance and people are NOT quiet when they're coming and going, even at night. I could hear all the conversation happening in the lobby. 2. The website says "daily housekeeping." That did NOT happen whatsoever. I stayed here 5 nights and only once was housekeeping done, and it was because a new roommate was starting their stay. 3. The lockers were a bit of a joke. BARELY big enough to cram my backpack in (after Tetris-ing some stuff around inside it), and the lockers weren't attached to anything! They were literally just sitting on the floor! Twice I was trying to pull my pack out of my locker and almost pulled the whole stack over! That also made them a lot noisier because they're constantly rocking and knocking into each other when you use them. 4. The bedding was not especially comfortable. The mattress cover felt like it was made of paper; extra noise and was uncomfortably warm every night (I run hot though, so your experience may differ). 5. The rooms are almost TOO spartan. I wear glasses and would have loved a shelf, a mantle, a stool, SOMETHING near my bed where I could set them. No such thing was present. I had to keep reminding myself that I was only paying ~$100/night for a bed in NYC. I'd stay here again, but only 2-3 nights max.

Pros: spacious, nice lounge/book exchange area, clean enough, free coffee, easy to meet people, as in any hostel. Cons: staff not v friendly, odd bed layout, not enough plugs near bed (even to work the light!), shower water takes ages to get warm, some really ugly ugly murals, and a bit of a ways from the subway. Overall: not awful but I can't recommend it, either.

The rooms were spacious and the beds were comfortable. The staff was friendly and super helpful, would totally go back.

This was an amazing hostel! I'm used to staying in hostels where everyone is in bunk beds in a big common room with shared, college dorm style bathrooms, but this was completely different. It was basically a hotel. Only 4 people were staying in each room, the beds were normal beds, and the bathroom was shared just by the people in the room. Everything was very comfortable and relatively private. In addition, there were some good amenities, and the staff of the hostel was very friendly and offered many recommendations on what to do in the neighborhood.

The front desk guys were all great very polite and friendly. The only thing I would say is Expedia stated sound proof rooms and that is not true in the room we stayed in but was still ok. I will recommend to friends and family!!

Good hotel. Highly recommend. The wifi and charging systems could be a little better tho, but other than that, great hotel.

I had a great time staying here for two days. The bathroom is clean, with hair dryer. You will need to bring your own toiletries since they dont provide that. Room is clean with an AC. Too bad the room is not sound proof at all, so if someone is talking loudly outside you can hear it. But other than that I dont have any complaints. Will definitely recommend this hostel!

I like this place and wish for two things: more comfortable (softer) beds and ones that are long enough for people over 6 feet. I am 6’3” and my feet hung over the end. The place is very clean and the public areas are fun with all of the great graffiti art.

Rooms had less people than a usual hostel. Bathrooms were very clean and recently updated. Great area

I suppose the value was there, but this place had some shortcomings: 1. Noise. The doors and floor were both pretty noisy, which made it really easy to wake up your roommates or be woken up. My room also happened to be right off the entrance and people are NOT quiet when they're coming and going, even at night. I could hear all the conversation happening in the lobby. 2. The website says "daily housekeeping." That did NOT happen whatsoever. I stayed here 5 nights and only once was housekeeping done, and it was because a new roommate was starting their stay. 3. The lockers were a bit of a joke. BARELY big enough to cram my backpack in (after Tetris-ing some stuff around inside it), and the lockers weren't attached to anything! They were literally just sitting on the floor! Twice I was trying to pull my pack out of my locker and almost pulled the whole stack over! That also made them a lot noisier because they're constantly rocking and knocking into each other when you use them. 4. The bedding was not especially comfortable. The mattress cover felt like it was made of paper; extra noise and was uncomfortably warm every night (I run hot though, so your experience may differ). 5. The rooms are almost TOO spartan. I wear glasses and would have loved a shelf, a mantle, a stool, SOMETHING near my bed where I could set them. No such thing was present. I had to keep reminding myself that I was only paying ~$100/night for a bed in NYC. I'd stay here again, but only 2-3 nights max.

Convenient. Felt safe. Loved having bathroom in room.

Staff is incredible. Rooms are clean and nice. Perfect location. Just wish they didn’t raise their prices by double on weekends!

Pros: spacious, nice lounge/book exchange area, clean enough, free coffee, easy to meet people, as in any hostel. Cons: staff not v friendly, odd bed layout, not enough plugs near bed (even to work the light!), shower water takes ages to get warm, some really ugly ugly murals, and a bit of a ways from the subway. Overall: not awful but I can't recommend it, either.

The staff were all very kind.

The staff were incredibly helpful and friendly. There were three generations in one private room, and we were comfortable and impressed with the quality of the beds! We slept well. We had an 8 month old, and there was plenty of room for his Pack and Play crib. It was a great stay.

Chill hostel, peaceful at night, in a really cool and hip area. Staff gave me some great recommendations on where to eat breakfast etc. On the downside was that our room had one locker too little, but there are other lockers in the building which one may use (bring a padlock). Considering the location this is a great alternative for budget-travellers and people who are happy with meeting people from all over.

Seasoned traveler with gratitude on decades of art/music professional life travel; and someone with accessible needs who travels with small jazz drumset and guitar. I despise airports and hotels and PREFER exclusively amtrak & hostels. NY Moore is run VERY well and is CLEAN, Legit, WONDERFUL STAFF all the way throughout, excellent guests & roommates over-all. My 2nd time there. Those that know also know there is EVERYTHING in that exact area. Exquisite location. For those that know Chicago fulton market west loop & east l.a. arts district etc etc, you'll be delighted as I was. This kind of exact place is my speed and need and breath of fresh air. Great 1st floor living room plus to hang/delightful. Great basement (clean, fun, quiet) with pool table couches games stereo,separate clean kitchen with multiple refrigerators) Murals everywhere. Enclosed center outside courtyard. Front and back staircases. VERY calm, no hostility or nit-picking. Lovely quick minimal room cleaning. Everyone keeps to themselves. All seem genuinely mindful while there. We're all running and hustling so its nice this place is here. Restrooms everywhere (major bonus when in need *anytime outside of ones room) *Accesible ramp ☆♡ that easily could be accessed from sidewalk front of building. No laundry but laundromat 10seconds around the corner. 247 market down the block. Pizza coffee places every direction Transit everywhere and close/Chicago and NY transportation/yesness say what you will.

Staff is fantastic

Staff is kind!

Very helpful staff members.

I loved the affordability, the sizable kitchen, how the staff took me in before my check-in time, and how relaxed the other guests were. The area it's in was a little hard to navigate, but the hostel itself is solid.

Nice location. Ample parking if you need it. Close to Ange Noir Cafe which has good brunch options. Within a few blocks of some very good restaurants. It is located in a warehouse district so it can be a bit noisy.

Great NYC ambience, complete with graffiti. Very low-key with nice people. The subway is within easy walking distance. There's a very definite urban edge, though, so this is not for people looking for a garden in the city. I'll definitely recommend it to friends!

It's a really cool building with nice common areas and a clean kitchen. The bathroom was super clean, the beds were comfortable and the rooms were cozy and secure with lockers, double door locks etc. It's located in a pretty industrial area in Bushwick, but it's a short walk to a great market, awesome restaurants, and fun things to do. The staff were very hospitable, friendly, and knowledgeable - truly wonderful staff at the NY Moore Hostel. The only thing I'll mention is that if you're situated on the ground floor with your door facing the little courtyard, there were a ton of smokers during our stay and the smoke would get pulled in under our door and through the AC unit filling our room with the smell of cigarettes and pot. It was almost like the smokers were in our room with us as a result. I wasn't too bothered by it, but I was travelling with family members who would have preferred a more smoke-free experience. While I can't remember if there were regulations around smoking in the courtyard or not, it was never bothersome enough for us to go out and ask people to move and this isn't a knock against the hostel at all. It was specific to our situation and the layout of the building. Again - I can't remember if there was signage about smoking in the courtyard, but maybe the staff could consider putting up signs that prompt people to smoke in the front. Still a great stay and I would highly recommend this spot to anyone who enjoys hostels and wants an affordable stay! Ty!!

It's in a cool district if you are into street art and op shopping. Some very vibey eateries too. The grocery store at the end of the street is like Wholefoods on steroids. I would stay again, the staff are awesome

About 7 minutes walk from the subway station

Great basic, budget option for NYC if you don't mind sharing a room. Walkable to so many good places in Brooklyn.

The hostel is in a cool neighborhood with a lot of coffee shops and restaurants near by as well as access to the subway. The floors in our room hadn’t been cleaned well and we had quite a few gnats in our shower along with a couple of house centipedes while we stayed. Overall, we enjoyed our stay and it was a good option considering the price.

The hostel was nice, but the surrounding area didn’t feel super safe. I walked here during the day from the metro, but I wouldn’t walk here alone at night. The staff was very friendly and the facility was clean and felt secure.

Seasoned traveler with gratitude on decades of art/music professional life travel; and someone with accessible needs who travels with small jazz drumset and guitar. I despise airports and hotels and PREFER exclusively amtrak & hostels. NY Moore is run VERY well and is CLEAN, Legit, WONDERFUL STAFF all the way throughout, excellent guests & roommates over-all. My 2nd time there. Those that know also know there is EVERYTHING in that exact area. Exquisite location. For those that know Chicago fulton market west loop & east l.a. arts district etc etc, you'll be delighted as I was. This kind of exact place is my speed and need and breath of fresh air. Great 1st floor living room plus to hang/delightful. Great basement (clean, fun, quiet) with pool table couches games stereo,separate clean kitchen with multiple refrigerators) Murals everywhere. Enclosed center outside courtyard. Front and back staircases. VERY calm, no hostility or nit-picking. Lovely quick minimal room cleaning. Everyone keeps to themselves. All seem genuinely mindful while there. We're all running and hustling so its nice this place is here. Restrooms everywhere (major bonus when in need *anytime outside of ones room) *Accesible ramp ☆♡ that easily could be accessed from sidewalk front of building. No laundry but laundromat 10seconds around the corner. 247 market down the block. Pizza coffee places every direction Transit everywhere and close/Chicago and NY transportation/yesness say what you will.

Across the street was a truck yard of some sort making load noises from 4-6 a.m.

Very accommodating. Free coffee/tea. Nice staff.

Nice location. Ample parking if you need it. Close to Ange Noir Cafe which has good brunch options. Within a few blocks of some very good restaurants. It is located in a warehouse district so it can be a bit noisy.

The neighbor hood has some cool cafes and it is easy to park on the street.

No fast food places or stores nearby. Just coffee and tea in morning. no public buses or subway nearby. Must use Uber or Lyft for transportation.

Decent experience for a hostel stay. The staff was responsive, respectful and nice. Nice free coffee station

I loved how polite the staff members were and they were also very helpful when i needed some information. To top it off the amenities that they included were very nice. I could watch the superbowl in the living room space and also had access to a game room and kitchen.

It's in a cool district if you are into street art and op shopping. Some very vibey eateries too. The grocery store at the end of the street is like Wholefoods on steroids. I would stay again, the staff are awesome

Seasoned traveler with gratitude on decades of art/music professional life travel; and someone with accessible needs who travels with small jazz drumset and guitar. I despise airports and hotels and PREFER exclusively amtrak & hostels. NY Moore is run VERY well and is CLEAN, Legit, WONDERFUL STAFF all the way throughout, excellent guests & roommates over-all. My 2nd time there. Those that know also know there is EVERYTHING in that exact area. Exquisite location. For those that know Chicago fulton market west loop & east l.a. arts district etc etc, you'll be delighted as I was. This kind of exact place is my speed and need and breath of fresh air. Great 1st floor living room plus to hang/delightful. Great basement (clean, fun, quiet) with pool table couches games stereo,separate clean kitchen with multiple refrigerators) Murals everywhere. Enclosed center outside courtyard. Front and back staircases. VERY calm, no hostility or nit-picking. Lovely quick minimal room cleaning. Everyone keeps to themselves. All seem genuinely mindful while there. We're all running and hustling so its nice this place is here. Restrooms everywhere (major bonus when in need *anytime outside of ones room) *Accesible ramp ☆♡ that easily could be accessed from sidewalk front of building. No laundry but laundromat 10seconds around the corner. 247 market down the block. Pizza coffee places every direction Transit everywhere and close/Chicago and NY transportation/yesness say what you will.

It had a lot of character!! The staff was extremely friendly. There was a game room, common room, full kitchen, computer room, and more. It was quiet and all the people staying were friendly. The place was clean and there was wall art everywhere! I absolutely loved this space.

I loved the affordability, the sizable kitchen, how the staff took me in before my check-in time, and how relaxed the other guests were. The area it's in was a little hard to navigate, but the hostel itself is solid.