Recensioni su The Baltic Hotel

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I enjoyed the stay. The deposit return was fast. The continental bagels and coffee were delicious and the room was clean and comfortable.

Great bed and shower for two night business trip. Quiet and clean. Walk about 10-20 minutes to great restaurants. Not much in the immediate vicinity. Ton of construction in the area.

Staff were great and really helpful. Rooms are quiet, bright, clean and pleasant though pretty small. There's a light breakfast (coffee, teas, pastries, oatmeal) available until 10am. Overall it's a cheap (at least for Brooklyn prices) and cheerful base to explore the city from.

I like the rustic modern style and the room was clean

For a short visit, it was good. The room was very small, the bathroom had the lavatory outside, near to the bed. The breakfast is scarce. Overall, good location, great staff and good hotel for a 3 nights stay, maximum

I like the shower

Firstly, the staff is great here. Helpful & friendly, they are fantastic! But, look you get what you pay for here. The location is pretty far from anything. You have to walk about 7-10 min. to get to the subway. There's a few cute places within walking distance (highly recommend Anaïs & the other direction, Smith St Bagels). But the hotel location could be a bit off-putting to some. Warehouses/work shops & a sketchy area right next to it at the corner. This area felt ok safe, but I wouldn't recommend it, unless you're city-savvy. Now the hotel room itself. Whew. Guys, can't you shell out a bit for a little storage? Or even hooks could help. There is nowhere to put your suitcase, thus clothes littered our room. Only 1 verrrry small hanger area on the opposite side of the bed. The sink is in the bedroom & is super small, no counter or area to store toiletries; everything kept falling on the floor. The shower is extreeemly small & not much water pressure. Bed was comfortable. The room was remarkably quiet. If you are looking for an inexpensive place to just sleep (you are going to be busy everyday) & you don't mind a bit of sketch & walking (more than you already do in NYC), then go for it.

前台很熱情，服務態度好，早餐簡單營養，出行方便，性價比高

The staff was very friendly and was nice to accommodate us in a bigger room since we had a lot of luggage. However, our room’s AC wasn’t working and although we requested a fix it never was fixed. Our room was around 80 degrees throughout the night. It also seemed like they were running low on bath towels for each room. The bathrooms weren’t spotless clean but that’s why it’s a 3 star hotel I guess. The TV was very loud and the controller was broken as it didn’t allow us to lower the volume. The bolted lock wasn’t sufficient as it didn’t really lock our door. This hotel is ok if you’re on a budget but can be inconvenient since the nearest subway is 15 min away walking distance and surrounding areas don’t seem to be the safest at night. Pastries/oatmeal and coffee for breakfast in the morning and free drinking water all day. Would suggest the hotel to reconsider their safety measures and ensure the comfort of their guests by fixing air conditioning.

Although we made our reservation months ago and received a clear confirmation from ******* before our trip, The Baltic Hotel did not have a room for us when we arrived. Apparently they no longer take reservations through *******. ******* did find us a replacement hotel in the same area, but it took some time.

Perfect location for Barclays Center, clean quiet neighborhood.

Simple, utilitarian, no frills. Convenient to vibrant area of Brooklyn.

Let's start with the positives: The mattress exceeded our initial expectations, affording us a reasonably decent night's rest. However, the aspects that left much to be desired were notable. Firstly, the location of the hotel was somewhat questionable. While I never felt unsafe, the immediate surroundings consisted predominantly of graffiti-clad warehouse doors, which left an unappealing impression. The dimensions of the room were decidedly compact, and the choice of polished concrete for the flooring, while undoubtedly a trendy aesthetic choice, presented a slipping hazard. I experienced a near mishap while stepping out of the shower onto the slick surface, which, given the circumstances, could have resulted in a serious injury. The flooring seemed a accident waiting to happen. My initial concern emerged during check-in when a fellow guest inquired about the availability of toilet paper—a rarity in my hotel experiences. I have NEVER had to request toilet paper! This strange situation became more apparent upon reaching our room and discovering only one towel in the minuscule bathroom. In a rush to prepare for a show, I was compelled to share this single wet towel with my partner. When we approached the front desk for additional towels, we were shocked to learn that none were available. The hotel had recently severed ties with their laundry service provider and, astoundingly, had not yet secured a suitable replacement. While I do not own a hotel, I would imagine the smar