It's website bangs on about it being a boutique hotel - even "As the #1 choice in Brooklyn boutique hotels". Boutique it certainly is not; and quaint it isn't either - unless the American definitions of these words differs markedly from their English versions. The rooms are basic but functional - but not large enough to allow two-person passing space at the end of the bed. The breakfast area is functional but artless (it wouldn't qualify for "friendly", let alone "boutique") and is not large enough to cater for all the guests. The location looks horrendous (next to an expressway) but it is very convenient for getting to Bedford Avenue and all its funky shops, bars and restaurants. There are only two words for this hotel - it's basic and it's average.

My husband and I stayed here for one night for business . We arrived about 11pm. The hotel was easy to find. Free parking was still available even at the late hour! check in went smoothly. Room was clean, no sound from the adjacent highway, huge TV, comfy bed and a nice shower. The only problem was the noise from the hallway and other rooms. Periodically during the night,room doors opening and closings would wake us. They need "weatherstripping" around the doors. The doors all bang shut and can be heard though the openings in your door frame and under door. We could hear someone on our floor snoring at one point. The breakfast area was very clean with an attendant and there was a nice selection of foods. including yogurt, cereal and bagels, hard-boiled eggs, tea, Starbucks coffee,and juices. we had a fantastic price for all this. If they fix the doors it would be perfect.

This is a great boutique hotel within walking distance of the Williamsburg entertainment district. The neighborhood is industrial, but safe. Don't be put off by the sparse neighborhood appearance...you're literally a five minute walk from fun places.

The hotel itself has great amenities and style. All NYC hotel rooms are small, so these are better than most. The bedding is sublime. There are mini fridges in the rooms, few wifi and a nice continental breakfast each morning. Staff is helpful and friendly, too.

My wife and I enjoyed our stay at the Hotel Le Jolie. This is a quaint boutique hotel located in Brooklyn. The staff was very friendly and helpful in arranging transportation for us. Rooms were small but very comfy. We highly recommend this hotel and hope to visit again ourselves.