The Best Hotels with WiFi in Downtown Brooklyn, NY from SAR 409 in 2025

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Compare Downtown Brooklyn Hotels with WiFi room rates, reviews, and availability. Most hotels are fully refundable.

Classic Room, 2 Double Beds | Premium bedding, in-room safe, desk, laptop workspace

"Great location! Walking distance to dining, coffee shops, highly recommend this place for a quick one night trip!! "

SAR 771 total

includes taxes & fees

26 May - 27 May

"Had good stay enjoyed the area "

SAR 631 total

includes taxes & fees

26 May - 27 May

"Great location, friendly staff, fantastic coffee shop in lobby"

SAR 482 total

includes taxes & fees

11 May - 12 May

"Great stay"

SAR 490 total

includes taxes & fees

11 May - 12 May

"comfy space, near the subway station, just 5 minutes away from the brooklyn bridge! really enjoyed my stay here"

SAR 1,224 total

includes taxes & fees

26 May - 27 May

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Recent reviews of Downtown Brooklyn hotels

5/5 Excellent

"Great hotel, great location…would definitely stay again. Quiet for NYC, well staffed, really nice room - super comfy beds!"

A verified traveler stayed at The Westin New York Grand Central

Posted 15 hours ago

5/5 Excellent

"Very clean and well maintained. Efficient and supportive staff. Easy to navigate in spite of size. Easy access to Moynihan Train Station. (Felt safe walking this distance even at midnight.) Smooth late night check-in. Room space, while modest, was well utilized and I did not feel cramped or uncomfortable. Unique decor. Wonderful view of Madison Square Garden from the window. Noise from street was significant but not unexpected. Encountered many homeless people outside near hotel but at no time felt threatened or harassed. Overall, I found the New Yorker inviting, exceptionally well managed, safe, impeccably clean—an excellent “home away from home” to which to return at the ends of several demanding days spent exploring New York City."