I am fortunate to stay in this hotel numerous times every month. The front desk staff, especially Beverly Brown, are welcoming the minute you approach them. The bellman Angelo and Terry are right there ready to assist with baggage, and this carries thru the entire visit. I want to share two recent experiences. Mathilde is the woman from houskeeping who... more

We have two children (3 and 1 YO) and stayed at the Brooklyn Bridge Marriott over 4th of July weekend. Everyone - from the bellhops to front desk to housekeeping staff were prompt, very kind, and considerate. The front desk person who checked us in gave us a great room - double exposure so our son could see fireworks. The... more

I really liked this hotel. I booked it for a conference at Pace university, and it was linked to by the conference webpage. It is pricey, and that's its major drawback, but otherwise, the location is great. It is so close to Manhattan, yet it feels "quieter." And it's right near a swanky street in Brooklyn Heights with inexpensive and... more

Excellent location and very clean, comfortable hotel. Needed to be downtown early in the morning and this was the perfect location to start from more

The main issue with this hotel is its overpriced even at a group discount rate, but that seems to be the norm with any hotel in a big city. For the price I would have liked a cleaner room. The main part was clean but the bathroom was a tad gross with makeup and I dont know what else wiped... more

Paying more than 500 US$ per night plus city tax, state tax etc.... is really expensive, even with a dollar rate which is low for a Europeans as me. This negative thing being said, the hotel as such is nice. It is not a hip hotel, but it is very well located close to the trains/metro (less than 5 min... more

I stayed here for a girls' getaway weekend at the beginning of Sept. 2007. I'll be upfront and add that my friend used her Marriott points for our stay (and she still has about 90,000 left--THAT'S some business traveling). We arrived on a Thursday evening after a full work day and a 2 hour flight. But it's NYC, so when... more

The Marriott was the chosen location for an international conference I was attending. It's an odd location, and feels very different to other parts of NYC. It's about a 20 min walk from the hotel to the start of the business/shopping district at the Manhattan side of the bridge, and around a $7 ride. We also travelled up-town to meet... more

OK, Let me start with the plus points. This is a nice hotel, and although it's not in the heart of Manhattan, it is in a good location for restaurants. Within a 6 or 7 minute walk there is a street with plenty of different restaurants so you don't need to get on the subway and go into town to... more