Hotels Near Todt Hill Woodlands in New York

Very general, will not live for the second time

This is a really good hotel for a really good price and the front counter employees were nice. But there are things I wish that were a part of the hotel room. First, I wish there was a ”not distrub sign on the door”. I didn't want the cleaning service to come in without my permission. Next, the shower. There was no shelf in the shower to put my bar of soap and shampoo. I had to step out of the shower to put my bar of soap back in my soap dish on the bathroom sink. The tile floor in the shower I wish was a little bit cleaner, there was a brown stain on the floor. Also, there was no towel rack on the outside of the shower door. The towels and wash cloths are placed above the toilet, and I had to place the towel on the bathroom sink. So not have a shelf in the shower and a towel rack is an inconvience. One of the nighstands I used to put my electronics on to charge, the top of the nightstand slid off. I didn't use the dresser, but the top drawer handle was broken and the bottom was missing. In the closet, I wish the hangers weren't hangers bought from the $1 store. At least have the hangers black so it'll look more chic. The t.v. channels and internet weren't that great. But all in all, the room was clean and the shower (in my room) was semi-clean, and it had a mini fridge and mircrowave in the room which is a big PLUS. This is truly one of the best hotels for the price in Brooklyn.

We were looking to spend a few days at Coney Island. The hotel was one of the closest, but still a 15-20 minute walk away, which is not particularly close. You have to walk by a busy cement yard and numerous auto repair shops to get there. Despite the walk, we were able to visit all the area sites without any problems. The hotel was clean and the staff were friendly. There were a variety of items for breakfast and the woman worked very hard to keep the food stocked during the morning rush. All in all, we had a good stay and it was worth the price.

I found this hotel on a whim when I suddenly needed a place to stay and am so lucky to have found it. It is clean, comfortable, quiet, safe, and convenient (everything you need is right around the corner and it's almost too easy to get to Manhattan). However, the best part of this is the staff - they are incredibly helpful, nice, and always there for anything you need. I couldn't recommend this hotel enough, especially for solo travelers or couples who need somewhere reasonably priced to stay that is simple but still has everything you need. I would highly recommend this hotel, and hope to come back in the future!

Choice Hotels promotes the Ascend Hotel Collection as ”historic, boutique and one of a kind”. The L Hotel is in no way a “boutique”. Though not built that long ago, it is getting run down and has small rooms and limited facilities. It does have its advantages: comfotable beds, convenient location, reasonable prices for NYC, and free parking. But it has embassingly bad breakfasts that often run out of bagels and bread, leaving you to choose from bad muffins or limited cereal options. It feels like the operators are consciously underinvesting to take the most that they can out of the business. It's tolerable, but set your expectations before arriving.

The hotel was clean and located close to Subways. The neighborhood seemed to be safe. Especially given that the police station is across the street from. The room, while somewhat small, was also clean. Although the pillow was the equivalent of not having due to it being so soft. My only pet peeve is that the check-in was too slow. Plus, while the hotel continues to advertise as offering free breakfast, there wasn't any. When I inquired at the front desk, I was told that they weren't offering any due to the pandemic. Which I think is just BS. Many hotels who offer breakfast now provide grab-n-go bags in its place. If I need to stay in Brooklyn in the future, I will most likely find another place. YMMV

This hotel was at the perfect location for what we need it. It was close enough to the train station. The front desk people was not the friendliest but the hotel was clean and the room was not very big but the bed was really comfortable and clean. The complementary breakfast was good enough to start the day. The hotel looked new and clean.

my room and the lobby were both reasonably clean and comfortable with very friendly staff. the shower/bath was a bit dirty (hair found on the side of the tub and prints on stainless steel knobs/hardware, but nothing majorly off-putting) and the window wouldn’t close once opened. maintenance service was graciously offered for the window when i brought it up, but my stay was so short i refused the offer. the only other con i can point out is the curtain length. i stayed on floor C and there was a gap between the curtain and the windowsill that allowed light into the room. maybe this design choice is specific to floor C or the specific room i was staying in, but it may be worth amending as it allowed in enough light to disturb my sleep and might do the same for other guests. overall excellent location with reasonable rates. car recommended but not necessary at all, there is easy access to public trans even for a first-time visitor to nyc. i would love to stay here again and would feel confident suggesting the hotel to others.

We booked this because it was convenient to our family. I would not recommend it. The area is a mess, huge construction next door. Dirt, noise . The room: bathroom sliding door has no mechanism to stay closed. No privacy! Heating/cooling inefficient. They advertise robes and complimentary continental breakfast. Not so. Everyday searching for breakfast place. Between the date of booking and our stay, the prices dropped. It was never reflected on the bill. Elevators are dirty. Tried to speak to the manager, but she was never available . All in all, a disaster and a ripoff!