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Holiday Inn Brooklyn Downtown - New York, NY

Key Facts

Address: 300 Schermerhorn Road, Brooklyn
New York, NY 11217
Phone: 1 718-624-2211
Fax: 1 718-624-2219
Toll-Free: 800-050-1933

Web: www.ihg.com/holidayinn/hotels/us/en/brooklyn/lgabr/hoteldetail
Email: reception.hibrooklyn@nyhotelmgmt.com

Overview

Check in Time: 3:00 PM
Check out Time: 11:00 AM

Number of Floors: 14
Total Number of Rooms: 245
Chain: Holiday Inn Hotels
Chain Website: www.holidayinn.com/

Guest Services: Concierge Services; Laundry Room; Laundry/Dry Cleaning Service; Paid Onsite Parking; Room Service; Wheelchair Access to Common/Public Areas; Common Area Internet Access (High Speed & Wireless)

Security: Smoke Alarm in Rooms; Sprinkler in Rooms; Valet Parking Service; Pets Allowed; Additional Fee for Pets

Event Space

Total number of meeting rooms: 3
Total event space: 2,138 sq ft
Total meeting room capacity: 3 meeting rooms holding 75 people

Meeting Facilities: Business Center; Meeting Room Internet Access (High Speed & Wireless)

Location

Description: 10 MI from LaGuardia airport.

Nearby Airports: Manhattan Heliport (1 mile northwest); E. 34th St. Heliport (3 miles north); LaGuardia (8 miles northeast)
Nearby Sightseeing: New York Transit Museum (0.50 miles northwest); Federal Reserve of New York (1 mile northwest); Eldridge Street Synagogue/Museum at Eldridge Street (1 mile northwest); South Street Seaport (1 mile northwest); Prospect Park (1 mile southeast)
Dining: Grand Canyon Bistro (Onsite); Al di La; Peter Luger (1 mile northeast); The River Cafe (1.25 miles northwest); Wo Hop (2 miles northwest)

Nearby Recreation: Health Club; Health Spa/Massage; Pool (Indoor Pool)

Amenities

Air Conditioning

Coffeemaker (some)

Rooms for Non-smokers

Telephone

Voicemail

Refrigerator

Cable/Satellite Television

Television

Internet Access (High Speed & Wireless)

Venues Nearby

aloft New York Brooklyn

216 Duffield St, Brooklyn, New York, NY 11201
.3 miles

Hilton Brooklyn New York

140 Schermerhorn Street, Brooklyn, New York, NY 11201
.3 miles

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