Room (Medium)

The 325 sq. ft. Room (Medium) has large windows that bring in natural light and frame city views. Across Ace Hotel Brooklyn, some rooms have floor-to-ceiling windows with panoramic views of Manhattan, the Statue of Liberty and Brooklyn, and the building is a 13-story Brutalist-facade tower in Boerum Hill. The exact outlook varies by room.

At 325 sq. ft., it is a one-bedroom room with a laptop workspace, a desk and chair and a wardrobe or closet. The room is individually decorated and furnished, with air conditioning and heating.

A destination fee of $40 per night plus tax applies. It covers 24-hour fitness center access, enhanced in-room super WiFi with TV casting, complimentary domestic and international phone calls and 15% off the Ace Retail Shop. It also includes complimentary pet beds and amenities for guests bringing dogs. In the room you will find a fully stocked minibar, a 42-inch TV with satellite channels, a safe and limited-hours room service.

The gym is on the 3rd floor, open 24 hours, and your room key gives you access. It was designed with Yeah, I Work Out and pairs modern cardio and strength equipment with a vintage studio feel. There is no pool and no on-site spa, though other spa options are nearby.

Lele's Roman is the all-day Roman restaurant on the ground floor, serving breakfast, lunch, dinner, weekend brunch and a daily 5pm–7pm aperitivo. Koju is a 14-seat omakase counter, open Tuesday to Saturday with seatings at 5:45pm and 8:15pm. The Lobby is the bar, with food service from 7:30am and a bakery counter open daily 7am–2pm.

The Hoyt-Schermerhorn station (A, C, G) is directly across the street, about a 2-minute walk. Atlantic Avenue-Barclays Center and Jay Street-MetroTech stations and the Atlantic Terminal LIRR are also nearby. Barclays Center is about an 11-minute walk, and the hotel is within walking distance of BAM. There is no on-site parking or valet. IPark at 255 Schermerhorn St is the offsite option, at roughly $34 for a sedan paid at the lot.

Check-in is after 3:00 PM and check-out is at noon. Early check-in and late check-out are available on request, subject to availability. You will need a government-issued photo ID and a credit card, and the card is authorized for the room cost plus taxes plus a $300 incidentals hold. Dogs under 25 lbs are welcome for $25 per pet per day, with a waiver signed at check-in.

The private bathroom has a rainfall showerhead and comes stocked with shampoo, soap and other free toiletries, plus a hair dryer and bathrobes. Towels and bed sheets are changed every 2 days, and daily housekeeping keeps the room in order throughout your stay.

With 1 King Bed and a sleeps-2 capacity, this room suits couples or a solo traveler wanting a comfortable base in Boerum Hill. The desk, desk chair and laptop workspace make it workable for a short business trip as well as a leisure stay, and the individually decorated, individually furnished layout gives it a distinct, non-cookie-cutter feel.

At 325 sq. ft., the Room (Medium) is a compact, well-appointed starting point within the hotel's lineup of 287 rooms and suites. Higher categories in the building are known for floor-to-ceiling windows framing panoramic views of Manhattan, the Statue of Liberty and Brooklyn, so travelers who prioritize a dramatic outlook may want to ask about an upgrade, while the Room (Medium) focuses on efficient, comfortable essentials for the price.

The hotel sits at the meeting point of Boerum Hill, Downtown Brooklyn and Fort Greene, a walkable, mixed residential-and-commercial pocket of Brooklyn rather than a nightlife strip. Being a short walk from the Hoyt-Schermerhorn subway station means there is some city energy at street level, but the neighborhood itself is generally described as leafy and residential compared to busier Manhattan corridors.

Everything is effectively downstairs: Lele's Roman, Koju and The Lobby bar are all on-site, so there's no travel involved for breakfast, dinner or a nightcap. Outside the hotel, it's walking distance to the Brooklyn Academy of Music (BAM), and Barclays Center is about an 11-minute walk, making the Room (Medium) a convenient base for exploring Boerum Hill and Fort Greene on foot.