Hotel Le Bleuvs?

"Le Bleu has a lot of things going for it: a boutique feel; bright airy rooms, many with terraces and balconies; and proximity to Prospect Park and Carroll Gardens, as well as good views of Manhattan."

"If you are looking for a genuine Brooklyn experience... Hotel Le Bleu is a solid value option."

"This 48-room boutique hotel in the middle of the Brooklyn's Park Slope neighborhood makes up for its slim offering of amenities with delightfully modern rooms, balconies, and free breakfasts." Full review

"The Manhattanization of Park Slope hit new heights in late 2007, when Andres Escobar’s steel-and-glass hotel popped up on industrial Fourth Avenue." Full review

"This eight-story tower, designed by Andres Escobar, has 48 rooms loaded with all the perks of a modern, hip hostelry: 42-inch plasma-screen TVs, Wi-Fi and Bose stereo systems."

"This hotel, nestled among gorgeous Brooklyn brownstones, provides comfortable, carpeted rooms, some with terraces facing the Statue of Liberty or Manhattan." Full review

"Situated on a charmless, industrial road on the edge of Park Slope, this hotel nonetheless manages to pull off 48 attractive units in a sleek palette of brown, white and blue." Full review