Best Western Brooklyn-Coney Island Inn
2 AAA hotel in Brooklyn

Description

Main services:

Info

Check-In: from 3:00 PM

Check-Out: within 11:00 AM

Services

On premises:

• 100% smoke-free hotel
• Complimentary full breakfast, choice of breads, cereal, fruit, hot eggs, hot breakfast meat, other hot items, yogurt, juice, and coffee.
  
  
• Exercise facility, 24 hours, free, Viper treadmill, Viper recumbent bike
• Interior corridors
• 24-hour front desk
• Multilingual staff, English, Chinese Mandarin and Cantonese, Burmese Myanmar, and Spanish
• Free wireless internet available in public areas; Free in-room wireless internet access; Free wireless internet access available in public areas and all guest rooms; All guest rooms are hardwired and offer free wireless internet access; All guest rooms are hardwired for internet access
• Business center, 24 hours, free
• Fax services
• Photocopy machine
• Photocopy machine
• Photocopy machine
• Photocopy machine
• Dataports
• Dataports
• Dataports
• Dataports
• Convenience store/Sundry Sundry Store located at lobby.
  
  
• Elevator, wheelchair accessible
• Free parking limited space, no trucks 24 hours
• Outdoor parking, 24 hours
• Higher rates may apply for holidays/special events

Nearby:

• 0.8 mile(s) from Coney Island Museum, Admission is $5 for Adults, $3 for Seniors, Kids (under 12) and residents of Zip Code 11224. There are no online sales, tickets are purchased at the door.
  
  
• 0.6 mile(s) from Coney Island Beach, Coney Island offers an ideal summer respite from the hectic and steamy city.
  
  With nearly 3 miles of sandy beaches, Coney Island’s sunny skies and rolling waves make for the perfect getaway.
  
  If being active at the beach is more your idea of fun than just catching some rays, Coney Island also offers exciting recreation opportunities.
  
  With courts for beach volleyball, handball, and basketball as well as playgrounds and amusement rides, the beach and boardwalk can provide hours of entertainment. Coney Island is also a great place to visit in the off-season.
  
  Check out the New York Aquarium, the Abe Stark Ice Skating Rink, or the MCU Park (formerly KeySpan Park) baseball stadium where you can see the minor league Mets (the Brooklyn Cyclones) play ball. Additionally, don’t forget to keep a look out year-round for events at Coney Island.
  
  One major highlight is the AVP professional volleyball tournament in the summer, but other equally exciting happenings pop up all year.
  
  
• 0.7 mile(s) from New York Aquarium, PEAK SUMMER CROWDS HAPPEN ON WEEKENDS AND WEDNESDAY AFTERNOONS: If possible, plan a visit to avoid peak times.
  
  We are thrilled to see the excitement for our new exhibit, but please understand you will encounter large crowds and lines this summer.
  
  Here are a few things to keep in mind: Mon, Tues, Thurs afternoons tend to be smaller crowds.
  
  Camp group visits are heavy on weekday mornings.
  
  Weekends are the busiest, and crowds grow throughout the day, so early arrival is best (we open at 10am).
  
  When an Aquatheater show is running, it can be the best time to visit Ocean Wonders: Sharks, once the show ends, lines grow very quickly. In order to manage the crowd size inside the park, you may encounter longer lines and wait times at the entrance. Only a few areas are indoors.
  
  Be prepared for sun and summer heat during your visit (sunscreen, hats, etc.) Parking is LIMITED (we can’t say this enough!).
  
  If driving to the Aquarium, expect delays for traffic and parking lot temporary closures.
  
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• 0.8 mile(s) from Ford Amphitheater, Located on the boardwalk, Kitchen 21 is inspired by the history of Coney Island and provides innovative takes on classic American dishes giving local culinarians, mixologists, beer and winemakers a chance to shine.
  
  With a rooftop bar and live entertainment throughout the year, Kitchen 21 has established itself as a premier coastal Brooklyn destination.
  
  Whether you’re a new visitor or a boardwalk regular, there’s always something exciting to do at Coney Island! The landmark destination is home to the world’s first rollercoaster, Nathan’s Hot Dogs, the refurbished Parachute Jump, and now, the Ford Amphitheater and Kitchen 21.
  
  
• 0.7 mile(s) from Abe Stark Rink
• 0.7 mile(s) from Luna Park Coney Island, already known for its thrills and chills, is about to get a little more adventurous.
  
  For the 2019 and 2020 season, look out for a sprawling log flume ride, zip lines and a rope course will be constructed on vacant land between Surf Avenue and the boardwalk, between West 15th and West 16th streets.
  
  
• 0.8 mile(s) from Deno's Wonder Wheel
• .8 mile(s) from Coney Island Boardwalk
• 10.8 mile(s) from Barclays Center
• 3.9 mile(s) from Dyker Height Xmas Lights
• 11.3 mile(s) from Brooklyn Heights Promenad, This pedestrian walkway offers spectacular views of Downtown Manhattan, the East River and the Brooklyn Bridge.
  
  It’s a favorite destination for joggers, walkers and Rollerbladers, but it also offers a quiet atmosphere for those who prefer to just sit, chat and enjoy the view.
  
  The Promenade is lined with grand town houses and mansions, and is part of Brooklyn’s first Historic Preservation District.
  
  
• 11.7 mile(s) from Prospect Park Alliance, a world unto itself, it includes a 585-acre oasis of scenic beauty for relaxation and recreation.
  
  We hope this section inspires and informs your visit.
  
  
• 7.2 mile(s) from King Plaza, shopping and dining
• 20.5 mile(s) from Jersery Gardens Mall, shopping and dining
• 11 mile(s) from Gateway Center, shopping and dining