Best rooms at Ace Hotel Brooklyn, ranked
Best overall: Suite — largest bed and the most space and natural light. Best views: Room (Medium Skyline) — named for its skyline-facing windows. Best value: Room (Medium) — king bed and most mid-size comforts without suite rates.
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Why the Suite is the best overall
The Suite is the most spacious option at Ace Hotel Brooklyn and includes a King Bed; it’s the room to choose when you want more living space and larger windows.
Suites typically offer the extra seating and layout that make longer stays or working on the road more comfortable, and every room at the hotel includes standard amenities such as a stocked minibar, flat-screen TV, bathrobe and Firsthand toiletries.
- Bed: 1 King Bed
- Extra living space compared with standard rooms
- Same in-room amenities found across all room types (minibar, TV, toiletries, safe)
| Why pick a Suite | When it helps |
|---|---|
| More floor space and seating | Long stays, working from room, entertaining a guest |
| Bigger windows / natural light | If views and daylight matter to you |
| Largest standard bedding (King Bed) | Couples or single travelers who want room to spread out |
Best for skyline and city views: Room (Medium Skyline)
Room (Medium Skyline) is named for the view — this room type highlights floor-to-ceiling and large grid windows that show Brooklyn and Manhattan sightlines when available.
Rooms in this category retain the hotel’s standard in-room features (minibar, TV, Firsthand toiletries) while prioritizing daylight and window seating for photos or city-watching.
- Bed: 1 King Bed
- Best choice if you want a window-forward room
- Good for daytime photos, skyline views, or watching sunrises/set over the city
| Feature | What to expect |
|---|---|
| Window type | Large/grid or floor-to-ceiling windows in many Skyline rooms |
| Natural light | Higher than standard rooms — useful for remote work or photos |
| Privacy | Street-facing views may be brighter; request a higher floor for less street noise |
Best mid-size value: Room (Medium)
Room (Medium) pairs a King Bed with enough space for luggage and a work surface without moving up to a suite rate. It’s a practical pick for most travelers who want comfort and a dedicated workspace.
These rooms include the hotel’s standard amenities and access to property features such as the 24-hour fitness center and free WiFi (enhanced in-room 'super WiFi' is included in the destination fee).
- Bed: 1 King Bed
- Good balance of space and cost
- Includes in-room minibar, flat-screen TV, bathrobe, and toiletries
| Perk | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Work surface | Easier to work from room than in smallest rooms |
| King bed | Comfortable for solo travelers or couples |
| Access to gym | 24-hour fitness center on 3rd floor (guest key required) |
Smallest, most compact option: Room (Small)
Room (Small) comes with a King Bed but is the most compact of the hotel's room types. It’s a reasonable choice if you plan to be out exploring most of the day and only need a clean, well-appointed place to sleep and work.
Expect the same baseline room amenities (minibar, TV, Firsthand toiletries) but less floor space and storage than the Medium or Suite categories.
- Bed: 1 King Bed
- Small footprint — packed efficiently for short stays
- Includes standard in-room features: minibar, TV, bathrobe
| Good for | Not ideal if |
|---|---|
| Short city trips | You want extra sitting space or large luggage storage |
| Solo travelers who spend most time out | You need room to spread out or host visitors |
| Tight budget within the hotel’s lineup | You require a full living area (choose Suite) |
Best for parties of two who want separate beds: Double Room
Double Room offers two Queen Beds and is the straightforward option for two travelers who prefer separate bedding.
Like every room at Ace Hotel Brooklyn, the Double Room includes the standard in-room amenities and access to hotel services such as 24-hour front desk and luggage storage.
- Beds: 2 Queen Beds
- Same in-room amenities as other room types
- Useful when separate beds are a priority
| Room type | Best use |
|---|---|
| Double Room (2 Queen Beds) | Two travelers who prefer separate beds |
| Room (Medium) or Suite | Travelers who prefer a King Bed or more living space |
| Room (Small) | Those prioritizing a lower rate and compact layout |
Booking tips and in-room services to consider
Check-in is after 3:00 PM and check-out is at 12:00 PM (noon). Early check-in and late check-out are available on request and subject to availability; the hotel requires a government-issued photo ID and a credit card at check-in.
A destination fee applies per night and covers things like 24-hour fitness center access and enhanced in-room WiFi. The hotel authorizes a credit card hold at check-in for room charges plus an incidental amount — confirm the exact hold with the front desk when you arrive.
- Minimum age to book/check in: 21 (primary guest must be 21+)
- Destination fee covers enhanced in-room WiFi with TV casting and gym access
- No on-site parking; offsite parking is available nearby
| Service | Notes |
|---|---|
| Fitness center | Open 24 hours; access with guest room key |
| Dining | Lele's Roman, Koju omakase, and The Lobby are on property |
| Pets | $25 per dog per night for dogs under 25 lbs; a pet waiver is required |
