The Lodge Red Hook

Facilities are basic: on-site parking is available but often paid, there’s one small/slow elevator, and several guests note no ice machine and few other amenities.

Many guests find rooms clean with fresh linens, but recurring issues include stained towels or sheets, occasional odors and pests (roaches/water bugs), and lapses like empty soap dispensers.

Rooms are simple and generally comfortable, though some are small. Noise from thin walls and basement/cellar rooms near breakfast is a common complaint, and a few bathrooms need minor fixes.

Staff are widely described as friendly and helpful, yet some guests report inconsistent service—rude interactions, strict breakfast enforcement, slow responses, or staff entering rooms without knocking.

Excellent for the Brooklyn Cruise Terminal and ferry; the neighborhood is industrial but many felt safe near nearby police/fire stations. The nearest subway is about a 15-20 minute walk and late-night options are limited.

Breakfast earns praise for variety and value, but the space is crowded, hot items can be cold or run out before close, and some dislike basement seating and service rules.