Hotels near Music Hall of Williamsburg

"I stayed here with my family and it was good experience. The rooms are small, but we didn't spend much time in ours. The bathrooms are outdated and we did not have a counter top in the bathroom, so for ladies that need space for doing their make-up and hair, it's difficult. I just ended up using the large mirror near the TV. There was also a draft from the windows so it was a bit cool in the room, but it's an older hotel so that's fine. However the room we were in was facing the police station, so some nights it was loud. Overall though, we had a great visit would stay here again. "

"Such a wonderful hotel. The vibes are amazing. Location is convenient"

"I booked two rooms for my family, and our stay was a complete nightmare. We changed rooms more than three times, and every single one was dirty, outdated, and poorly maintained. We dealt with holes in the walls, dirty showers with hair in the drain, stained curtains, broken TVs, deteriorating ceilings, and even someone else’s personal belongings left behind. The hotel does a poor job maintaining cleanliness, upkeep, and controlling the environment on the property. Large groups of unsupervised teenagers were running through the halls, screaming late at night, and crowding the lobby and elevators. One night there was a girl sobbing loudly outside our room, and on another night kids were yelling that they didn’t care if people were trying to sleep. The elevators were dirty, overcrowded, and felt unsafe. Overall, this was one of the worst hotel experiences we’ve had. I wouldn’t stay here again even if it were free."

"Looks exactly like the pictures "

"Yes"

"Clean room, heart of New York "

"great"

"Exceptionally friendly and helpful staff. Rooms are clean with excellent, firm beds and great shower. Very reasonable prices for this quality, in the heart of Williamsburg next to L line with quick and simple access to everything in Manhattan. Couldn’t recommend it more highly"

"A bit of nickel and dining with the amenities fees and confusing restrictions on how and when to use the discounts. "