I went to new york for the first time to surprise my sisters and that i did by telling them i was staying in the quality inn .i did not know what i was letting myself in for the cab driver could not get away fast enough my bags just about got out the cab before he drove off,i went... more

Warning do not stay at this hotel. East New York is a real f up area point blank. Who would want to get a room in this place even if the room was good. The rooms are alright but who cares. This is an extremely violent neighborhood. Hint: Danger Danger!! You can't walk around whats the point in it. more

WOW....Where can I start? The seediest area of Brooklyn, NY....rooms reek of weird cigarette/cleaning chemical blend....breakfast is poor quality (juices watered down)...the rumble and whine of train every 15 minutes.....non-hotel guests sitting at internet station within the hotel..... park your car at your own risk....no security guard....even our tough-guy taxi driver was hesitant to drop us off fearing for our... more

The Quality Inn in Brooklyn is cheap to New York standards, and that's the main thing to remember about it. My room was ok , and it was clean. The bathroom was NOT clean and was never properly cleaned for as long as I stayed, and it showed every sign of being worn out. Staff was as unfriendly as New... more

I checked into this hotel at 7:30 PM on a Friday night. I knew once I stepped out of the cab, walked past a loitering crowd and into the tiny lobby with the pleixglass window front desk, that I'd made a big mistake. The neighborhood was scary. Our fourth floor room faced the train. It's loud, stops nearby (as in... more

Me and my mum went on a shopping trip in jan this year and got a 'good' deal with a well known travel agent for this hotel. we told the taxi driver at the airport where we were going and he said it wasnt a good place for tourists- as we'd already booked we carried on. when we arrived after... more

hotel is in the middle of nowhere. police car permantly on the corner of the road outside the hotel and around the corner near the subway,this in itself is quite unerving. hotel staff told us not to go walking about and that we were safe from the hotel two blocks to the subway i'm guessing this was due to the... more

I have never ever before stayed at a hotel with such a bad service! We were with a group of 4, booked 2 rooms online and got 2 rooms confirmed, but there was only one room available upon arrival (after an 10H flight). Instead of helping to find a solution, the hotel manager was rude and unhelpful. I would never... more

There is a MAJOR advantage and a MAJOR disadvantage to Quality Inn Brooklyn. + ADVANTAGE: Try finding a hotel in Manhattan - or even Brooklyn these days - for $125 a night. - DISADVANTAGE : The train noise I liked the newness of the hotel, the room was very clean, the bed and pillows comfortable, the breakfast fine (scrambled eggs,... more