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The closest hotels to Barclays Center in Brooklyn

Barclays Center sits at the intersection of Atlantic Avenue and Flatbush Avenue in Downtown Brooklyn, one of the borough's busiest transit and entertainment hubs. Every hotel on this list falls within a 1-mile walk of the arena, so you can get back to your room without hunting for a cab after a late show. We selected options across price points, from mid-range to upscale, and all of them are bookable, operating hotels as of 2026.

How we picked these hotels near Barclays Center

Proximity drove every decision here. We measured walking distance from each hotel's front door to the Barclays Center main entrance at 620 Atlantic Avenue, using the 20-minutes-per-mile pedestrian pace as our standard. Any hotel beyond 1 mile was cut, regardless of quality.

Within that radius, we looked at guest satisfaction, whether the hotel is a recognizable brand or a well-reviewed independent, and whether it offers at least a baseline of amenities a traveler would expect. We also made sure to include at least one mid-range option, because not every trip to Brooklyn calls for a $400 room.

The neighborhoods you'll move through on foot include Downtown Brooklyn, Boerum Hill, and the edges of Prospect Heights, all of which have good dining and transit access independent of the arena.

Hotels near Barclays Center at a glance

HotelStarsMiles from Barclays CenterWalk timeNeighborhood
Ace Hotel Brooklyn40.1 mi2 minBoerum Hill / Downtown Brooklyn
New York Marriott at the Brooklyn Bridge40.5 mi10 minDowntown Brooklyn
Hilton Brooklyn New York40.5 mi10 minDowntown Brooklyn
Nu Hotel Brooklyn30.6 mi12 minBoerum Hill
The Tillary Hotel Brooklyn40.8 mi16 minDowntown Brooklyn

Getting to Barclays Center from any of these hotels

  • Barclays Center is served by the 2, 3, 4, 5, B, D, N, Q, R, and C trains at Atlantic Av-Barclays Ctr station — one of the most connected stops in Brooklyn.
  • On event nights, Atlantic Avenue fills up fast after the final buzzer or last song. If your hotel is within 0.5 miles, walking back is often faster than waiting for a rideshare.
  • Parking near the arena is limited and expensive on event nights. Every hotel on this list is reachable without a car from Atlantic Av-Barclays Ctr station.

What the neighborhoods around Barclays Center are like

Downtown Brooklyn runs along Flatbush Avenue and Atlantic Avenue and has shifted over the past decade from a courthouse-and-office district into a place with real hotel and restaurant density. You get access to the DeKalb Market Hall food hall, the Barclays Center itself, and a cluster of chain and independent hotels within a few blocks.

Boerum Hill, which starts roughly at Hoyt Street and runs south toward Bergen Street, is quieter and more residential. Smith Street has a long stretch of bars and restaurants that draw a local crowd. Staying in Boerum Hill puts you a short walk from the arena without the noise of Atlantic Avenue directly outside your window.

Prospect Heights begins just past the arena on the other side of Flatbush and is worth knowing if you plan to visit the Brooklyn Museum or Prospect Park during your stay.

Our Picks

Top Hotels

Ace Hotel Brooklyn

Ace Hotel Brooklyn

252 Schermerhorn Street, Brooklyn

9.42,362 reviews
Ace Hotel Brooklyn incorporates reclaimed and locally sourced materials throughout the building and partners with local vendors to reduce supply chain distance2 min walk to Hoyt-Schermerhorn Sts (A/C/G)
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Hilton Brooklyn New York - Newly Renovated

Hilton Brooklyn New York - Newly Renovated

140 Schermerhorn Street , Brooklyn

8.8621 reviews
Hilton Brooklyn participates in Hilton's LightStay sustainability measurement systemwhich tracks energy
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New York Marriott at the Brooklyn Bridge

New York Marriott at the Brooklyn Bridge

333 Adams Street, Brooklyn

8.0736 reviews
The property participates in Marriott's Serve 360 programwhich tracks energy and water reduction targets across the portfolio
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NU Hotel Brooklyn

NU Hotel Brooklyn

85 Smith St, Brooklyn, New York, 11201, Brooklyn

8.6180 reviews
Nu Hotel Brooklyn uses low-VOC paintsenergy-efficient lighting throughout the property
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The Tillary Hotel

The Tillary Hotel

85 Flatbush Ave Extension, Brooklyn, New York, 11201, Brooklyn

7.4260 reviews
3 min walk to DeKalb Av (B/Q/R)The Tillary sits on Flatbush Avenue Extension with a rooftop bar and views of the Manhattan Bridge
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FAQs

Common Questions

Ace Hotel Brooklyn at 252 Schermerhorn Street is the closest, at 0.1 miles and about a 2-minute walk from the arena entrance on Atlantic Avenue.

Nu Hotel Brooklyn on Smith Street in Boerum Hill is the most affordable option on this list. It sits 0.6 miles from the arena and typically prices below the four-star properties in Downtown Brooklyn.

The Atlantic Av-Barclays Ctr station connects the 2, 3, 4, 5, B, D, N, Q, R, and C trains. It is one of the most connected stations in Brooklyn and sits directly at the arena's main entrance.

On-site parking near the arena is limited and prices spike on event nights. The New York Marriott at the Brooklyn Bridge and The Tillary Hotel both offer on-site parking, which is worth booking in advance if you plan to drive.

Downtown Brooklyn and Boerum Hill are the two neighborhoods you'll spend the most time in. Prospect Heights begins just past the arena on the far side of Flatbush Avenue and is worth exploring if you plan to visit Prospect Park or the Brooklyn Museum.

Two hotels on this list have rooftop bars: Ace Hotel Brooklyn and The Tillary Hotel. The Tillary's rooftop offers views toward the Manhattan Bridge, while Ace's rooftop draws a local crowd on weekends.

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