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Brooklyn hotels, bed & breakfasts

By Juliana Bunim
for The Brooklyn Paper

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Akwaaba Mansion

347 MacDonough St. at Stuyvesant Avenue in Bedford-Stuyvesant, (718) 455-5958, www.akwaaba.com.

Room rate: $183 per night during the week and $200 per weekend night.

Amenities: Jacuzzis in some rooms, game room, library, private garden, complimentary Southern breakfast.

Parking: Street parking only.

Subway: A and C to Utica Avenue.

Atlantic Inn

1768 Atlantic Ave. at Utica Avenue in Crown Heights, (718) 771-7171, www.atlanticinnbrooklyn.com.

Room rate: $102 and up per night during the week and $146 and up per weekend night.

Amenities: LCD TV with HBO, pillow-top mattress, spa rooms, high speed wireless internet, hair dryer.

Parking: Free on-site parking.

Subway: A and C to Utica Avenue.

The Awesome Bed and Breakfast

136 Lawrence St. at Willoughby Street in Downtown Brooklyn, (718) 858-4859, www.awesome-bed-and-breakfast.com.

Room rate: $130 per night during the week and $185 per weekend night.

Amenities: Free wireless internet and cable television in the common room, complimentary continental breakfast.

Parking: Street parking only.

Subway: 2 and 3 to Hoyt Street.

The Bed and Breakfast on the Park

113 Prospect Park West at Seventh Street in Park Slope, (718) 499-6115, www.bbnyc.com.

Room rate: $175 per night during the week and $325 per weekend night.

Amenities: Complimentary breakfast, park views, claw foot tub and working fireplaces. One room has a private rooftop garden with skyline views.

Parking: Street parking only.

Subway: F to Seventh Avenue.

Best Western

8315 Fourth Ave. at 83rd Street in Bay Ridge, (718) 238-3737, www.bestwestern.com.

Room rate: $214.95 per night during the week and $219.95 per weekend night.

Amenities: Cafe Gregory restaurant and bar, deluxe suites, valet parking, complimentary continental breakfast.

Parking: $20 per day on-site.

Subway: R to 86th Street.

Brooklyn Motor Inn

140 Hamilton Ave. at Bowne Street in Carrol Gardens, (718) 875-2500, www.brooklynmotorinn.com.

Room rate: $107.17 per night during the week and $129.22 per weekend night.

Amenities: On-site coffee and snack machines, wake-up calls, photocopy machine, fax machine, premium TV channels.

Parking: Free on-site parking.

Subway: F and G to Carroll Street.

Comfort Inn

279 Butler St. at Nevins Street in Gowanus, (718) 855-9600, www.comfortinn.com.

Rooms: $149 and up per night.

Amenities: Complimentary breakfast, wireless internet throughout the hotel, free local calls, 24-hour concierge service.

Parking: $24 per day on-site.

Subway: R at Union Street

Comfort Inn

3218 Emmons Ave. between Coyle and Bragg streets in Sheepshead Bay, (718) 368-3334, www.comfortinn.com.

Room rate: $130 per night during the week and $200 per weekend night.

Amenities: Exercise room, complimentary continental breakfast and weekday newspaper.

Parking: Free on-site parking.

Subway: Q to Sheepshead Bay.

Harbor Motor Inn

1730 Shore Pkwy. between Bay Parkway and 26th Avenue in Bay Ridge, (718) 946-9200.

Room rate: $79 per night during the week and $94 per weekend night.

Amenities: Views of Verrazano-Narrows Bridge.

Parking: Free on-site.

Subway: No subway in the vicinity. B6 bus stops in front of the inn.

Holiday Inn Express

625 Union St. between Third and Fourth avenues in Gowanus, (718) 797-1133, www.ichotelsgroup.com.

Room rate: $277 and up per night during the week and $325 and up per weekend night.

Amenities: Free wireless high-speed Internet access, complimentary continental breakfast buffet.

Parking: $20 per day on-site.

Subway: R to Union Street.

Hotel Le Bleu

370 Fourth Ave. at Fifth Street in Park Slope, (718) 625-1500, www.hotellebleu.com.

Room rate: $270 and up per night during the week and $399 per weekend night.

Amenities: Ergonomic beds with orthopedic mattresses, 300-thread count Egyptian sheets and down comforters, plasma TVs, Bose DVD Wave radios and high-speed internet.

Parking: Free on-site parking.

Subway: M, F and R to Fourth Avenue and Ninth Street.

Marriott–Brooklyn Bridge

333 Adams St. at Tillary Street in Downtown Brooklyn, (718) 246-7000, www.marriot.com.

Room rate: $299 and up per night during the week and $399 and up per weekend night.

Amenities: 12,000-square foot fitness center with lap pool, hot tub and sauna, HD-TV, in-room high-speed internet access, premium cable.

Parking: $30 per day on-site.

Subway: A, C and F to Jay Street.

Regina’s New York Bed and Breakfast

16 Fort Greene Pl. at DeKalb Avenue in Fort Greene, (718) 834-9253.

Room rate: $99-$120 per night for a single room, $159-$179 per night for a double room.

Amenities: Complimentary breakfast.

Parking: Street parking only.

Subway: R to DeKalb Avenue.

The Union Street Bed and Breakfast

405 Union St. between Smith and Hoyt streets in Carroll Gardens, (718) 852-8406, www.unionstbrooklynbandb.com.

Room rate: $125 for a room with one twin bed, $165 for a room with a queen bed or two smaller beds.

Amenities: Continental breakfast, HBO.

Parking: Street parking only.

Subway: F and G to Carroll Street.

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