Knights Inn Brooklyn Sunset Park

I don’t often write reviews, but I don’t recommend this stay for travelers to NYC. GOOD +Bed is comfy. +good location; close to 9 Ave Metro Station +heater NOTES No toiletries (aside from a thin bar of soap) Not a lot of convenience stores that stay open late nearby. BAD -thin walls. You can hear neighbors, outside noise, and really anything in the hallways. -if you love smoke and weed smell, come here. If not, don’t go. It’s a cheaper stay for a reason -covers…what are covers? These things were thin (not warm) in the bitter cold of December and January -booked on American Forces Travel. When I arrived, hotel staff asked me to pay for an additional room service fee -older, cheaper hotel. Some things are not clean and look BAD -I spent 4 days and 3 nights here; I noticed the TV remote didn’t fit the LG TV. Staff said they would buy a remote or move us to another room. Waited for a remote, nothing. Called 3xs and each staff member was different and didn’t know what was going on. Just poor management (don’t have the right supplies) and poor communication (didn’t write done the issue for other staff). I only noticed 2 different people working the front…

Overall, I’d give this stay a 4-star rating, though there were some highs and lows. The room itself was decent and met my expectations for a 3-star experience. However, the service and the location didn't quite hit the mark, both feeling more like a 2-star experience. It’s a fine place to crash if you just need a bed, but don't expect many frills or a prime neighborhood feel.

The rooms are dark and old. The bed, in our room, was destroyed, and the old TV was malfunctioning. The toilet tank was noisy and and need exchanging . |On top of all that, they asked for USD 100 deposit, for what remains a mystery as they offered nothing.|The location was near Brooklyn China Town, but an easy access to the Subway but a long way from New York s interesting places.

Based on reviews I was a little hesitant going in. However our stay was pretty great honestly. We did not see any bugs the room was clean didn’t smell like smoke and housekeeping came in daily. It was super affordable for NYC and the parking was super convenient. Check in was super easy. TV was bigger than expected. Only suggestion if staying here is bring your own blanket because the one provided is pretty thin. Super close to the D train and lots of options for food. 10/10 would definitely stay again.

Positive: Friendly staff, good and affordable food in the area, room was clean, shower and bed were good. Negative: Walls very thin so could hear noise from rooms next door and hallway. Cigarette smoke kept wafting into room. Both made it difficult to sleep.

The rooms were okay, definitely not the cleanest though. Our pillows were all dirty and stained and our towels smelled of mildew. The bottom of the tub looked dirty so i didnt try showering. The fridge had stains and so did the curtains (also lots of dust). Thankfully the sheets seemed clean. The cleaning staff was hard to deal with however. Screaming and blasting music at 7A.M. It woke all of us up. They should try to be more mindful of guests, especially at such an early hour.

Budget shouldn’t mean dirty but in this case it does. Just look at the previous reviews and you will know what this hotel is all about. Dirty, out of date, loud noises and music. The train is nearby so there’s a positive. It’s pretty clear this is a hotel used for purposes other than rest. There is a Holiday Inn across the street. Go there.