For anyone visiting Manhattan or Brooklyn, this is a great place to stay. It's only one stop over from Manhattan on the train and is in the heart of a vibrant, fun authentic neighborhood. The actual hotel room was very nice - the bed, bathroom, etc. were all great. My only complaints was the paper-thin walls. You could hear conversations... More

They warned me that I might hear a little music from the lounge next door. That was an understatement. I might as well have slept in the lounge. Awful. The walls were vibrating, people were running down the hall shouting and everything smelled like smoke. I would never stay here again.

We stayed in this hotel as we were fooled by the positive reviews here. Don't get fooled by the positive reviews. They are most probably fake. Also hotel management reports negative reviews and remove them from Tripadvisor. I hope my review stays here. This is the worst hotel I ever stayed in my whole life. And believe me I stayed... More

There are limited choices for hotels in Brooklyn, and the neighborhoods are not well connected by subway although there are a lot of buses. There are 3 hotels on Dufferin near Fort Green Park. This one is quite nice but, of course, NYC expensive. The immediate neighborhood is decidedly mixed but safe. It is near downtown Brooklyn (think Shake Shack!).... More

stayed there as part of family visit for two nights. not a lot of options in the part of brooklyn that we wanted to stay in but this hotel worked great. not big,not small. had 24x7 pod espresso machine in the lobby...liked that a lot. hotel staff showed calm under pressure---unhappy customer, full lobby.

Upon entering we had a Wow experience, stylish hotel, nice room,great bed and the connection to Manhattan is perfect. Glad that I booked the hotel as a SPG award. But......... What a disappointment that basic hotel service is not provided! Very noisy (can hear the neighbours talk),kids were on the 23rd floor and had to be relocated the next day,... More

We ended up in the Aloft in Brooklyn rather unexpectedly on a Saturday night. We had been let down by the accommodation we had booked and just walked in off the street in desperation. I have to say we were pleasantly suprised by what, at first sight, seemed like some sort of backpackers' hostel. The rationale of this hotel appears... More

Hey folk, here my experience at Aloft Brooklyn. I spent almost 3 months in to the Aloft hotel in Brooklyn NYC. Early on the idea of spending so much time in a "cold hotel's room" pushed my feeling down but honestly, now I wish I could stay there more! The guys at the front desk made me feel at home... More

I booked Aloft Brooklyn as I had stayed in Sheraton next door before and found location good for travel into Manhattan (subway stop at end of street, Hoyt Street). Hotel was reasonably priced, bit less expensive than Manhattan but only 15 minutes away on subway. First impressions were good, bright lobby, with bar, seating area, pool table and snack bar,... More