Aura Hotel Brooklyn

Staff was very helpful and friendly. The room was very spacious and the bed was quite comfortable. Location was ideal for what we needed in terms of access to Williamsburg

Elevator was broken which was very challenging. Any time we wanted to leave the hotel we had to go down 5 flights of stairs. There was only one nightstand for a king bed, which was also difficult

Not sure why there’s so many bad reviews, we had no complaints about our stay. Room was comfortable, clean and staff were friendly.

Only complaints would be the location as it’s about the location as it was a 20 minute walk to the nearest subway, although we didn’t mind!

Great bed, very big & comfy, good tv as well, there is a good shop very close by

Bathroom is a tired & it is not close to many transport options, only one bedside table

Very good value for money. Spacious room, with a comfortable bed. Cleaning topped up and towels changed everyday. Good sized bathroom. Massive tv with all of the streaming apps. Close proximity to buses was handy if they were more reliable. Area, primarily hasidic felt very safe. Supermarket on the corner was very well stocked and open late.

Lift was never fixed, despite being reassured it will be during check-in. Had to go 5 flights of stairs to reach our room everyday. Room was ok, but everything seemed dated. There was a leak at one point on the ceiling and the cover-up was done very poorly. Kitchen was equipped very poorly too- no utensils, or plates, only one mug for a 2-person room. 1 out of 2 door cards never worked- luckily took both each time and did not have to go downstairs so many floors of stairs to get a working one. Random locations of plug sockets. No kitchen bin. Sound proofing of the room wasn’t great. Could hear everything from the corridor and the nearby rooms. Location was difficult at times, as the local buses sometimes just wouldn’t arrive.