Eshel Hospitality Center

Very comfortable and luxurious hotel. Nice firm comfortable bed, adequate electrical outlets, and even a bidet in the bathroom! The room was cleaned and mopped thoroughly each day. Very satisfied and will stay here again next time I'm in the area.

Inadequate number of washing cups for the 4 bed suite we had. No cups, not our cold in the room.

We went to NYC from central PA for Shabbos. My friend stayed with Shul friends and I stayed at Eshel. It was $165 for the one night which was more than we wanted to spend. The room, however, was large, had two beds and a couch, a desk, small table for eating, the cleanest bathroom I've ever seen in a hotel (I belong to several hotel clubs) and it even had a balcony to walk out over the street. For Shabbos, they set out two large trays of candles and served excellent chicken and baked salmon. At lunch the next day, they provided fresh gefilte fish and there was always coffee and cookies. A policeman was stationed about twenty feet from the door. The receptionist was friendly and aware of candle lighting times. Excellent buy.

A 1 or 2 star level hotel in the heart of Crown Heights.

Beds are terrible, no shades on the window so up ar the crack or dawn, shower broken, hotel has an ant problem, beds creek and wake everyone up. Would not stay here again. Refund please.

It's a very bare bones hotel. No t v's in the room, no frills of any sort. However for the location we were in it seemed reasonable. The bedrooms were clean in the beds were comfortable.

The best location next to 770

Great location. But very expensive for the bare room and no amenities other than wifi. Room was otherwise modern furnishing but there was water damage to the shelving around the mini fridge and sink. Toilet was leaking. No hand soap in the bathroom. It is more like a hostel with private bathrooms really. I think if the prices were lower it would be more fair, but I guess you pay for the location, which is great, close to the train and restaurants.