Best Western Gregory Hotel

Try to avoid to stay in this hotel. On the scale from 1 to 10 I will rate this hotel at below zero. Room was ready three hours after arrival (I arrived at 4:00 pm. Room was ready at ~7:00 Toilet sit was totally broken. I immediately report it and someone came to check it pretty quick, but it took them 20 hours before they replace it. Level of noise from upstairs room very high. Do not make reservations at this hotel!!! less

It is a very good hotel and in a good location! However, beds tend to be a full size instead of an actual Queen bed. In which my partner and I, dislike it and that was our issue at our stay. But, I do recommend it for a stay. less

From what I remember about the Hotel Gregory since the last time I stayed there the place has gone down hill in a major way. The room looked dingy, smelled of cigarettes, poor lighting, two of lamps didn't work. Had to call maintenance. The two chairs were filthy, mold on the bottom of the shower. The showerhead barely worked. The television remote was not working. The volume button was not functioning. The breakfast was nothing special since most of the goods offered were not available for us all. We were a party of four. Coffee if you can believe was not even available. No fresh brewed or pods to make coffee in the room. Overall, a bad stay altogether. Nest time I'll find another hotel to stay . less

Very Clean. Great Staff extremely helpful. Have stayed 2 different times in the past 2 months and would definitely stay with them again. Brooklyn location is very accessible to transportation. Great restaurants in area to try. less

I had stayed here when they first opened decades ago and found it to be very nice...even a bit classy. Back then it was just the "Gregory Hotel", now it is part of the Best Western chain so things are a bit different. The hotel had a weird mix of out-of-town visitors and transients (NYC has a policy of placing homeless in hotels for the short-term). Nothing against people who've fallen on hard times but as hotel guest, it seemed like some of them had brought their personal, mental and emotional problems along for the stay. NYPD visited the hotel for two separate incidents while I was there; There was no violence and the police didn't take anyone away in handcuffs but it didn't foster a feeling of being safe. Also, my floor had the distinct scent of weed; this was not offensive to me, but...not really a good thing for a "family friendly" hotel. Decent bed, a few hairs in the sheets but I've seen that in 5-star hotels. Nice bathroom too. No microwave or fridge was kind of a bummer. Overall, it was just okay. If you can get a cheap price and need to stay in Brooklyn for a night or two, it's a good choice because Bay Ridge is a great neighborhood and the train is two blocks away so you can get anywhere you need to go in all five boroughs. If you are planning to stay long-term or if the room price is not on sale, you should probably find a better option. less