Umbrella Hotel Brooklyn

Stayed here for a short trip to Brooklyn and it was fine for the price. The room was clean and spacious enough, with a comfy bed and working AC—better than some budget spots I've tried. Staff at the front desk were friendly and quick with check-in/out. Location is okay if you're using the subway (Fort Hamilton Parkway station is a short walk), but it's in a quieter residential/commercial area—not much right nearby for food or sights, so plan to travel a bit for Manhattan or attractions. Nothing fancy, but it did the job without major issues. Would stay again if I'm on a budget.

The hotel staff provided great service, and the location is ideal with easy access to buses and trains. Keep in mind there’s no room service, and rooms are only cleaned at departure. The $100 deposit was easy to manage, and overall, I had a pleasant stay.

This hotel is way overpriced! It’s pictures are deceiving. This is the worst hotel i’ve stayed. I’m suppose to check out on Tuesday April 15 and leaving today. I prefer to loose money than to stay in this dum. It’s dirty, very old and doesn’t have any any amenities. I asked the staff that why all the windows are shaded because it’s nice to see the outside and he responded: ‘nobody can look at you back’ |How ignorant and unprofessional.

Positive: There were no liked. Negative: The man at the front desk was high when I was checking in. The hotel smelled of marijuana. I did not feel safe. Had to change rooms because the toilet would not stop running. There were. Smoking rooms. This is not legal in NY. This was not 3 stars

My biggest concern was that the hotel room doesn't have any bedbugs. And indeed, no bedbugs were found so I was happy. It was $88 a night, as long as the place was clean and safe, what more can I ask for? The location was great, which was a plus. It was right around the corner from Fort Hamilton N train station, and there was a sushi place nearby, Komorebi Full House. For those who are concern, this is a safe neighborhood. The room I got was in the basement. There was no view, and it was freezing cold. The heater wasn't turning on, and the blankets were very thin. But the hot water was working. The TV was working. The walls were good, we didn't hear anyone next door. The room was small and there were no closets but again, for $88 a night, it's fine. FYI, I got an $88/night deal for a Th