Ace Hotel Brooklyn

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4 stars · Brooklyn, New York

Ace Hotel Brooklyn is one of 4 Edit by Chase hotels in Brooklyn. Its typical nightly Chase Travel rate is $479, fees included, the lowest of the city’s 4 priced Edit hotels.

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  • A view of BrooklynPhoto of BrooklynPhoto: Pexels
  • $479Typical nightly rate
  • JanuaryCheapest month, $266
  • $233Lowest night, Jan 3, 2027
  • $250 offEdit credit, no double
  • 4 starsHotel class
  • Since Jan 2026On The Edit, checked Nov 13

What an Edit booking here includes

What a prepaid Edit booking here gets you, and how often each perk came through on the 6 stays cardholders reported.

The Edit benefits

  • Daily breakfast for two

    3 of 3 stays

    Almost always

  • $100 property credit

    2 of 2 stays

    Only 2 stays reported

  • Room upgrade

    1 of 2 stays

    Only 2 stays reported · a better floor or view

  • Early check-in

    1 of 1 stay

    Only 1 stay reported

  • Late checkout

    1 of 1 stay

    Only 1 stay reported

  • $250 Edit credit posted

    2 of 2 stays

    Only 2 stays reported

  • No surprise resort fee

    1 of 5 stays

    Rarely

  • Free Wi-Fi

    Included

The $250 Edit credit

  • Cheapest two nights ending by Dec 31: check in Sun, Dec 13 at $290 a night, about $330 after the $250 Edit credit.
Two nights at $479
$958
Edit credit
−$250
You pay about
$708

For a prepaid Chase Travel stay of two nights or more. It uses one of your two $250 Edit credits for the year; this isn’t a double-credit hotel, so there’s no second $250.

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When Ace Hotel Brooklyn is cheapest

Ace Hotel Brooklyn runs lowest in January, February and August, with January the cheapest at a $266 median a night, and highest in October at $596.

  • January: $266 median a night, one of the cheapest
  • February: $294 median a night, one of the cheapest
  • March: $441 median a night
  • April: $499 median a night
  • May: $529 median a night
  • June: $529 median a night
  • July: $433 median a night
  • August: $384 median a night, one of the cheapest
  • September: $595 median a night
  • October: $596 median a night
  • November: $590 median a night
  • December: $544 median a night

These are medians of the Chase Travel rates for two-night stays starting on each day of the coming year, from 328 dates on our last check.

What guests say about Ace Hotel Brooklyn

6 Edit stays here, as Sapphire Reserve cardholders described them on Reddit, summarized in our own words with a link to each post. We haven’t stayed here ourselves.

What guests liked

  • Breakfast was excellent3 stays
  • Convenient to the subway3 stays
  • Friendly staff2 stays
  • Benefits letter at check-in2 stays
  • Early check-in
  • Late checkout

What to watch for

  • Charged the resort fee again at the hotel4 stays
  • Small room2 stays
  • No upgrade
  • Billing mistakes at checkout
  • No welcome amenity
  • A little short on charm

A lovely birthday stay with a few billing slips

u/melissaishungry on r/ChaseSapphire, May 2026

  • Breakfast
  • $100 credit
  • No upgrade
  • Early check-in
  • Late checkout
  • Resort fee at the hotel

Their take: A lovely stay with genuinely kind staff, an excellent breakfast and a handy base for Brooklyn, and they would return, but they suggest checking the final bill closely because several charges had to be reversed.

Details
Before arrival
Only Chase sent a confirmation; when they called, the hotel had trouble finding the booking, would not send its own confirmation, and the staff they reached were not familiar with the Edit
Check-in
Early check-in, a welcome surprise during a heat advisory; staff acknowledged the program and explained the benefits on a printout
Welcome
A bag with 2 boxed water bottles
Upgrade
None available, and they were put in one of the smallest rooms, though it was nicely furnished and on a high enough floor that street noise was muted
$100 credit
Good at the lobby bar, Lele Roman restaurant and lobby shop, where most items start around $90; a T-shirt cost $78 in the shop versus $50 online, so they put the rest toward breakfast extras
Breakfast
Better than most breakfasts on their 2-week trip; the tip is paid out of pocket
Late checkout
Granted, though the room key stopped working automatically at noon
At checkout
Breakfast was billed because the restaurant processed it after noon, and the welcome water bottles were charged as minibar items; both were being refunded
Resort fee
The $40 per day destination fee and its tax were charged again even though the Chase price breakdown showed them prepaid; Chase called the hotel and a refund was arranged
Read it on Reddit ↗

An easy New York stay paid mostly with points

u/6leggedcow on r/ChaseSapphire, February 2026

  • $250 credit posted

Their take: An easy stay: the hotel was fine, they were treated as if they had status, and the credits made it cheaper than booking direct.

Details
Paid
254 on the card, with the rest in points
Booked
Slightly cheaper direct, but cheaper through the Edit once the credits were counted
Points
The $250 Edit credit posted twice, which they took to be a Chase error
Read it on Reddit ↗

Two nights with a Statue of Liberty view

u/AggressiveSlide3 on r/ChaseSapphire, January 2026

  • Breakfast
  • $100 credit
  • Better floor or view
  • Resort fee at the hotel

Their take: They rated it 7.5 out of 10: kind staff, a comfortable top-floor room with a great view and an excellent spot on two main subway lines, spoiled only by a destination fee that took several calls to get refunded.

Details
Paid
Two nights, using the $250 credit plus points at a 2x Points Boost
Check-in
Very kind staff
Upgrade
None available, but they were given a top-floor room with a view of the Statue of Liberty
Room
Small, as the website suggests, but well appointed, with a very comfortable bed and pillows
Welcome
None, and the benefits handout did not promise one
$100 credit
Great for drinks at the bar
Breakfast
A credit at Lele Roman's, which they were allowed to use for weekend brunch outside the 8-11AM window; the food was quite good
Resort fee
Charged a $40 per day destination fee at checkout even though the Chase booking said resort fees were included; it took 5 phone calls before Chase refunded $80
Read it on Reddit ↗
Show 2 more stays

Charged the destination fee again

u/Purple-Program-7996 on r/ChaseSapphire, January 2026

  • Resort fee at the hotel

Their take: Their recent stay ended with the same extra destination fee others reported, and getting it reversed through Chase was slow.

Details
Resort fee
Charged the destination fee at the hotel, the same as the original poster
At checkout
They opened a case with Chase, but two weeks later there had been no movement
Read it on Reddit ↗

A last-minute Halloween weekend paid mostly with points

u/pppowkanggg on r/ChaseSapphire, November 2025

  • Breakfast
  • $250 credit posted
  • Resort fee at the hotel

Their take: With points and the Edit credit covering nearly the whole bill, they felt they came out well ahead even after the arrival fee. The restaurant impressed them, especially the pancakes, though the hotel itself is a little short on charm.

Details
Booked
Two nights, booked the day before for Halloween weekend, at close to $500 a night ($1000 total) including taxes and fees
Paid
Mostly points, leaving $253 on the card, so only about $3 out of pocket after the Edit credit
Before arrival
The Edit credit posted within about 48 hours
Resort fee
The hotel charged another $70 fee on arrival, which they had seen on the hotel website before booking
Check-in
A welcome letter from the manager laid out the benefits
Breakfast
They ordered at the restaurant and charged it to the room, and it was taken off the bill at checkout; the servers did not know about the benefit, so they tipped as usual
Read it on Reddit ↗

Quick notes from other guests

  • Told about the destination fee but never charged. The front desk mentioned the destination charge, but it was never billed On a stay soon after the Edit launched, the destination fee came up at the front desk but never showed up on their bill. January 2026 · Source ↗

Booking tips from cardholders

  • They booked a March stay on 12/31/25, picking it as the cheapest Edit hotel in New York. The charge completed on 1/1/26 and the statement credit posted the same day against their 2025 Edit credit, leaving their full $500 for 2026 untouched.

    u/Top-Cry-4105 on r/ChaseSapphire, January 2026 · Read the thread ↗

  • They booked in mid-November for a February stay and asked Chase about the Edit credit. Chase said that at some hotels the credit can take 6-8 weeks to post, so a slow credit is not necessarily a problem.

    u/GloriousKind on r/ChaseSapphire, January 2026 · Read the thread ↗

  • They found end-of-January dates for $648 in total that still carried a 2x Points Boost.

    u/AggressiveSlide3 on r/ChaseSapphire, December 2025 · Read the thread ↗

Show 1 more tip
  • They booked the hotel for $671 in total; 10K points at the 2x boost (worth $200) and the $250 statement credit bring the cash cost to $215. Counting the $100 property credit and breakfast for two, they reckon it works out to under $50 a night.

    u/throwawayl311 on r/ChaseSapphire, December 2025 · Read the thread ↗

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Dining credit restaurants nearby

These Sapphire Reserve Exclusive Tables restaurants are within 3 km of Ace Hotel Brooklyn. Pay with the card at one of them and the dining credit applies: $150 from January to June and $150 from July to December. How the dining credit works

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Questions about Ace Hotel Brooklyn on The Edit

Is Ace Hotel Brooklyn part of The Edit by Chase?

Yes. Ace Hotel Brooklyn is on The Edit by Chase Travel list as of our November 13, 2026 check. A prepaid Chase Travel booking here gets the Edit benefits: daily breakfast for two, a $100 property credit, an upgrade when available, and early check-in and late checkout when available.

How much does Ace Hotel Brooklyn cost on Chase Travel?

Its typical nightly Chase Travel rate is $479, fees included: the median of the rates for two-night stays across the coming year. By month, the median runs from $266 in January to $596 in October. These are planning figures, not live quotes; check the rate on Chase Travel for your dates.

Does Ace Hotel Brooklyn qualify for the Chase double credit?

No. It is not in the 2026 select-hotel credit program, so a stay here can use the $250 Edit credit but not the second $250. The double credit hotels page lists the ones that are.

When is the cheapest time to book Ace Hotel Brooklyn?

January has the lowest median Chase Travel rate here, $266 a night, followed by February and August. October is the priciest at $596. The single lowest nightly rate on our last check was $233, for a two-night stay from January 3, 2027.

Rates are medians of Chase Travel prices, fees included, for two-night stays starting on each day of the coming year; planning figures, not live quotes. How we build this data. “Compare prices” opens Google’s hotel search, which shows what other sellers charge. We earn nothing from it, from Chase Travel bookings or from card applications.

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