SANKOFA ABAN BED AND BREAKFAST in Brooklyn’s historic Bedford-Stuyvesant neighborhood invites you to browse this website for information about the six guest rooms (including a bridal suite) in this 1880’s townhouse lovingly-restored, overflowing with original details and in the same family for now six generations.
Located on an intimate block lined with 19th-Century Brownstones in the heart of one of Brooklyn’s most diverse and vibrant neighborhoods near the Brooklyn Academy of Music (BAM), Brooklyn Botanic Garden, Prospect Park, PRATT Institute, Brooklyn College, St. Joseph’s College, Clinton Hill, Fort Greene, Downtown Brooklyn, and just a short subway ride to Manhattan, SANKOFA ABAN B&B is yours for an experience you won’t find anywhere else (REVIEWS at BedandBreakfast.com)
BROWNSTONE JAZZ
Lester Holt of NBC introduces a report about BrownstoneJazz at Sankofa Aban B&B
Featured on NBC and in the New York Times, BROWNSTONE JAZZ at Sankofa Aban B&B is a celebration of music in the heart of Brooklyn’s Bed-Stuy neighborhood. Live music, performed in an intimate setting with an open-mic session. For announcements about performers and schedules, “like” Sankofa Aban B&B on Facebook
Sankofa Aban Bed & Breakfast 
I have been looking to leave a comment here since September 2010 (7 months ago) which is when I had the extraordinary opportunity to live here for a week…technical difficulties caused MY delay. Better late than never. Debbie Mac, I wish to say, is the quintessential hostess. Her house was my house, and my comfort was her priority. Her radical hospitality, working in tandem with the beautiful architectural vintage-feel of a Brooklyn-Bedford-Stuyvesant brownstone, set the stage for a visitation that will be remembered, always, with favor and delight. She is just as accessible as is Manhattan and all the other boroughs from this location. The warmth here disputes, with grace, the NY reputation of being cold and callous.If you are looking for a non-touristic lodging experience in NYC that will give you also a taste of a historic neighborhood like Bed-Stuy, then look no further.
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really enjoyed staying at sankofa aban bed&breakfast. the whole atmosphere… it was amazing. an authentic brownstone house in brooklyn, no better place to be: in an energetic inspiring environment (brooklyn & nyc) and still be able to come ‘home’ at night. Debbie was a source of information, warmth and friendliness for us. i would truly recommend this place to anyone who loves music, people and new inspiring places!
practical: subway station just around the corner, easy acces to manhattan and a good breakfast every morning. in the wknd the best music you can get (authentic jazz) is just downstairs!
stay there as long as you can, is what i would say…
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Looks like a beautiful place and I am enticed by the jazz…must visit when I take my ‘sankofa’ journey to Brooklyn. Nice job.
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I lived there through a month. It is a typical and very nice brownstone house in Brooklyn and let me really feel the life in NY. The most enjoyable activity may be the Jazz on every weekend. I would like to live there again if I visit NY next time.