hotels or bb's?

anonymous

Subject: hotels or b&b's?

i have a friend coming to visit and due to allergies she can't stay with me. (the roommate has a doggie).

can anyone reccommend any hotels or bed and breakfasts in park slope or the nearby vicinity?

thanks!

anna

amyskittysitting

This may not be what you're thinking but there is a Best Western in Bayridge off the 86th St. stop of the R... I've known people that have stayed there and they said it was nice for what it was.

alafairnadia

Subject: Re: hotels or b&b's?

annak wrote: i have a friend coming to visit and due to allergies she can't stay with me. (the roommate has a doggie).

can anyone reccommend any hotels or bed and breakfasts in park slope or the nearby vicinity?

thanks!

anna

check out these threads:

http://dailyheights.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=1063&highlight=bed+breakfast
http://dailyheights.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=451&highlight=bed+breakfast

dw438

Subject: Hotel

I know of only one hotel in the area, and that's the Brooklyn Marriott
on Adams St. Nice and clean. And the restaurant isn't bad.
Plus, as an added bonus, The Book of Mormon in every room, next to the Gideon Bible.
FYI:
Contrary to public opinion, the "Brooklyn Hilton" is not a hotel, but the city jail at Atlantic Ave & Smith St. Currently closed for renovations.
Your friend can always stay in Lower Manhattan, I always recommend the Millennium Hilton at the WTC site. Upper floors, Hudson view.

stacey

There is also a Days Inn on 39th St between I think 3 and 4th Ave or 4th and 5th Ave. Thats close to the N, R, W and the 4th and 5th Ave buses

bluestate

Subject: B&B

There's the B&B on 3rd St (i believe it's officially "the house on 3rd St" or something like it)? Gets booked up and I think there's a 2 night minumum but it's on 3rd b/t 5th & 6th.