Red Lion Inn And Suites Brooklyn, New York

The 104-room Red Lion Inn And Suites Brooklyn, located in Gowanus, features a mix of classic rowhouses and converted warehouses. Each room includes air conditioning, a flat-screen TV, a microwave, a mini-fridge, a basic coffeemaker, an AM/FM alarm clock and individual air-conditioning units. Bathrooms feature sinks, shower/tub combinations, polished gray Formica countertops, matching floors and hair dryers. Clothing storage is limited to a foot or so of hanging wardrobe space and a few drawers.

The hotel offers a free breakfast buffet with hot and cold items. The full assortment of hot and cold breakfast items, starting at the entrance with a few coffee thermos dispensers, tea facilities, and two do-it-yourself waffle machines, can be found along the back wall. Guests can choose from omelettes, bacon, sausage, fruit, juices, and yogurt before taking a seat at one of the many tables and chairs.

The Red Lion Inn and Suites Brooklyn features free Wi-Fi, ice machines and soda vending machines located on alternating floors. A small desk with a PC computer and printer functions as the hotel's business center in the lobby. The business center can copy, fax, scan, and print. Very few on-site amenities are available.

Red Lion Inn And Suites Brooklyn is located in Gowanus, near the Boerum Hill neighborhood, 645 metres from the Union Street subway stations. The property is within blocks of the Union St subway station, which is one stop from the Barclays Center and downtown Brooklyn, and is 20 minutes from downtown Manhattan. The hotel is within walking distance of over 10 subway lines and the LIRR, providing easy access to the New York City metro area. This Comfort Inn is conveniently located in the heart of Brooklyn's restaurant district.

The hotel is within walking distance to an abundance of restaurants, bars, stores, markets, and yoga studios. Nearby landmarks include Columbus Park (1.5 km), the Brooklyn Tabernacle (1.5 km), Bowery (4.5 km), the Brooklyn Museum (2 km), Barclays Center (1 km), The Invisible Dog Art Center (1 km), the New York Transit Museum (1.5 km), and the Brooklyn Heights Promenade (2 km).