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 great restaurants. I went to a wonderful thai place, and if I could remember the name, I'd totally recommend it. The beds were really comfy, and the room was a good size, especially for NYC! If you can afford it, I'd recommend staying here. I'd definitely stay again.

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

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 all over the door and the tile had dirt, grime and bacteria in several spots. Not to mention left over garbage from the prior guest still on the floor. The good things about this hotel is it has a large work out room and the staff was very friendly. Montague street is only a 5 min. walk and it has all kinds of restaurants on it. Select carefully where you eat though as there are several "dirty dining" places on this street. And unfortunately the Thai place I went to was shut down the next day by NYC health department. There is a great healthy market you can by all your meals at which I recommend. I also recommend taking the walk all the way down to the end of this street where you will see a view of the statue of liberty and the city. Do this at sunset as it is beautiful.

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 walk from Borough Hall) which connects you with Manhattan.

I didn't have time to visit the SPA facilities of this hotel. I tried the restaurant next to the lobby. Food was excellent, but the place was lacking a bit atmosphere.

The rooms were very spacious, that is definitively a very postive point. It provides all comfort. Flat scree digital television witha wide choice of channels. There's also a large choice of Pay-TV.

Another point of irritation is that one has to pay 12$ per day to use the internet. This is not ok for a five star hotel charging me more than 500$ per night
Would I go back ? Difficult question, probably not....it is not worth the money and having to pay for a internet connection is really too much