Sunset Park, Brooklyn
Brooklyn hotel with free parking
Free guest parking in Sunset Park, first come, first served, with free breakfast and Wi-Fi.
About our parking
Free for guests, on a first come, first served basis
Parking at The L Hotel is free for our guests. The lot is small, so spaces are limited and we are not able to reserve them or promise one to every guest. They go to whoever arrives first.
- Free for guests during their stay
- First come, first served. Spaces cannot be reserved
- Limited availability, so we can’t guarantee a space for every guest
- Lot full? There is street parking on the surrounding blocks and metered city parking on 3rd Avenue, one block away
- Questions on the day? Call our front desk at (718) 788-1801

What drivers say
Easy to reach, easy to stay
The hotel sits in Sunset Park, a short walk from the 36 St subway station (D, N, R) and from Industry City. If you drive in, the free parking is a bonus. If you would rather leave the car, the subway puts you in Manhattan in about 20 minutes.
We have stayed twice and can’t wait to go back. The hotel itself is perfect for the price… Free parking is a huge plus. The staff is friendly.
- Rooms 5.0
- Service 5.0
- Location 5.0
Included with your stay
More than a place to park
- Free continental breakfast
- Free Wi-Fi
- Front desk
- Mini fridge and microwave
- Coffee maker
- Private bath
Good to know
Questions, answered
Is parking really free?
Yes. Parking is free for hotel guests during their stay.
Can I reserve a parking space?
No. Parking is first come, first served, so we cannot reserve a space or guarantee one when you book.
What if the lot is full when I arrive?
Spaces are limited, so this can happen, especially on busy event nights. There is street parking on the surrounding blocks (check posted signs) and metered city parking on 3rd Avenue, one block from the hotel. Our front desk at (718) 788-1801 can tell you about availability on the day.
Is the hotel easy to reach without a car?
Yes. The 36 St subway station (D, N, R) is about a five-minute walk, and Manhattan is about 20 minutes by subway.