Very good morning breakfast after awhile would have liked more variety added to the meal menu but overall a great stay.

Staff at desk couldn’t help with knowledge of surroundings sites like church locations or other directions for locations around hotel. They could not help with finding any information on where famous buildings in the area were located but we still sorted that out.

Very close to subway entrance. Was able to get into the heart of Manhattan within 40 minutes. Decent area. Staff was very friendly, and helpful.

If you park in the lot below, be sure to get your car out before 12pm, otherwise you do not qualify for a discount for staying with the hotel. This was frustrating as it ended up costing me $100CAD for parking for one night. Definitely did not ruin my trip though. The good outweighs that minor detail

Beds were really comfortable, breakfast offerings were great, staff was very friendly and attentive. Loved all the late night food trucks on the block--especially the skewer cart that had a line of locals waiting till late every night! Delish!

Rooms are pretty tiny, but I guess that's to be expected in Bklyn. Street parking is tough around the block and the parking was $40 from 11pm-11am with validation.

Beds were comfortable

When we walked into our room it smelled strongly of marijuana. The room next door had a connecting door and the smoke came into our room from the large gap under the connecting room door. The smell was awful!

Staff was helpful. The room was cleaned, and the view was decent. Loved the showerhead compared to another hotel I stayed at.

The beds were shorter than what I thought it would be. I'm 5'2, and laying on the pillow, my feet were hanging off the bed if my head was not touching the headboard. Good thing I sleep curled up.

Insignia was a nice hotel in front of a HotPot/BBQ all-you-can-eat, and other nearby food spots in the heart of Chinatown Brooklyn. The staff was friendly, and the amenities were pretty good. The power/light fixture took a bit to get used to, needs to input Keycard to access power in the room otherwise it resets/shuts off after 10-15 mins. That being said think it's a good way to save energy, they also offer minor beverages + snacks at reception, if that doesn't satisfy you, I can't stress it enough, go to the HotPot place right across the street; it's the best experience when staying at this hotel.

I wish there were more precise instructions/notices on how to activate the power in the room, it might have been the lack of sleep from my flight, but it took me longer to figure out than expected.

My husband and I was looking a last minute get away spot and we weren't disappointed. The place was so clean, staff great. We had a little issue with the bathroom but that was resolved quickly. Other than that, the bathroom excellent. Was a bit disappointed with the breakfast but that's ok. Overall we love the place and would recommend it.

We loved the location in Chinatown. The room was comfortable. Walking distance to everything we needed. Nice little patio out front. Friendly front desk staff. Beds were comfortable but might need replacing in a year or so. Nice little snack store as well. The dumpling place on 60th street, take away only is great.

The cleanliness. It didn't seem as clean as the last time we stayed a few years ago. Many guests did not adhere to the please wear a mask sign, two were obviously ill with upper respiratory symptoms. Breakfast was limited and carb heavy.

I did not partake in the breakfast while there, however the staff was fantastic and the room itself was very clean and comfortable and all of my needs were met including things like extra towels etc in a very timely manner. I also thought that putting the key card in the electricity was a really neat feature.

Very comfortable bed, quiet location, and convenient to the N line. Desk staff was helpful and pleasant and my budget room was a comfortable "landing spot." It was about the size of a single dorm room, perfect for a few days stay while performing in town with lots of day activities.

Not a dislike, but I found this funny and some advice for fellow country mice: to turn on power in the room, you have to insert your key in a slot. There really aren't any directions about if you leave it or not and the desk staff seemed so baffled by my question (because it was dumb) they couldn't give details. It felt like one of those times my incomprehension was so profound they couldn't even back up enough from their point of knowledge to understand the question. So I dropped it. It was fine, not a dislike, but funny.