New York Marriott at the Brooklyn Bridge
333 Adams St, Brooklyn, NY 11201, Brooklyn, United States
4-star hotel
Guest rating: 4.2 / 5
New York Marriott at the Brooklyn Bridge is a 4-star upscale hotel at 333 Adams St in Downtown Brooklyn, two minutes' walk from the Jay Street-MetroTech subway station. Rooms are described as sleek, equipped with flat-screen TVs, desks, minifridges, coffeemakers, and Wi-Fi available for a fee, with some rooms adding pull-out sofas or city views; suites feature separate living areas, and select suites include balconies or kitchenettes. Club-level guests gain access to a private lounge offering complimentary breakfast and snacks. On-site dining includes a relaxed American restaurant, a bar, and a snack shop, complemented by an indoor pool, a spa, and a fitness center. The property is well suited to business groups thanks to 26 meeting rooms and a business center. Its Brooklyn setting puts guests roughly an 8-minute walk from the Brooklyn Bridge and within a couple of miles of Manhattan landmarks including the 9/11 Memorial & Museum, One World Trade Center, and the Brooklyn Museum and Brooklyn Botanic Garden closer to home.
Best for
This hotel suits business travelers and conference groups, given its 26 meeting rooms, business center, and easy subway access via Jay Street-MetroTech for reaching Manhattan offices. It also works well for sightseers who want a Brooklyn base within walking distance of the Brooklyn Bridge and a short subway ride from Lower Manhattan sites like the 9/11 Memorial & Museum and One World Trade Center. Guests who value on-site amenities such as an indoor pool, spa, and fitness center over strolling-distance nightlife will also find good value here.
Travel tips
The Jay Street-MetroTech subway station is just a two-minute walk away and reviewers note the route is well lit, making it a practical choice for evening returns. Plan to walk the roughly 8 minutes to the Brooklyn Bridge for photos or a bridge crossing into Manhattan, and budget subway or car time (about 2 miles) to reach the One World Trade Center observation deck. Because Wi-Fi carries a fee, business travelers relying on connectivity may want to confirm charges at check-in given reports of inconsistent internet service.
What guests say
Recurring positive themes among guests include comfortable beds, attentive and friendly staff, a quiet atmosphere, and a well-lit, convenient walk to the subway that reinforces the hotel's strong location. On the negative side, some guests describe rooms as dated, and there are repeated complaints about slow or understaffed food and beverage service, including a poorly stocked coffee bar and a restaurant/bar described as not well maintained with long wait times. Internet reliability is another noted frustration. A serious cleanliness and management-responsiveness complaint also appears, involving an unclean room and a delayed, unsatisfying resolution process, suggesting inconsistency in housekeeping standards and guest service follow-through.
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