Recently stayed here for a few days and literally zero complaints which for me is a rarity with…read morehotels within work price limits in nyc. Pros : Surprisingly clean, surprisingly quiet for a bustling area. Good sound insulation for being literally right by queens plaza / queensboro station. Great subway coverage Tons to do and eat around here, all the businesses are largely new and hip Front desk was friendly and helpful Has a general store right up front with ramen and alcohol Well equipped room with microwave, fridge, etc Clean! No complaints about the room Cons: Elevator card sensor was a bit confusing - keep scanning until it beeps, takes longer than you'd think Tv had really few channels Area is a bit congested for car traffic, factor that into commutes or use mass transit

Convenient for work, I've stayed here on two occasions and enjoyed both…read more Near the Queens Plaza station, it's a quick and convenient connect into the city or airports. The staff are always very friendly, unexpectedly so actually. Call out to Melanie, she is a sweetie. Rooms are small with interesting views. If you are averse to noise, keep the windows closed, the train runs by nonstop. Most everything you need for a convenient stay. Coffee. Fridge. Microwave. Small work station. Corner units have two windows and a decent view to the east. This hotel does have rooms that face west into manhattan. Restaurant in the lobby is good. Buffet. Standard fare. Laundry. Workout and meeting space. The bar is well attended in the evening and the bar staff seem friendly, flirting seems to be well tolerated. Getting a Lyft can be a challenge in the morning. Literally everyone who came out of the elevator at 7:30am was calling a car and the congestion out front was heavy. There is a parking garage and walking paths. Like most of the larger New York area, there is food and coffee and groceries and whatever nearby. We have negotiated rates which make this even more attractive. There is a small Parklet out front so some nice green space. A bike path and pedestrian path as well so go for a walk! It's a good stay.

The lobby/check-in desk area could use some love. Staff was friendly. Rooms are ok, simple, no…read moreluxury. Gym was nice, big and had all new equipment. Rooftop is a nice perk to have for some city views before going to sleep. Plenty of subway options in the area, a bagel place, Trader Joe's. Would stay again with Marriott free nights.

I usually hesitate to stay outside of Manhattan when I visit the city, but this spot in Long Island…read moreCity completely changed my strategy. The location is honestly incredible for the price point. You have two different metro stops within walking distance, so we could get to Times Square or down to Brooklyn in about twenty minutes flat. For anyone driving in, getting here is a breeze compared to the city center. The hotel doesn't have its own parking lot, but I managed to snag unrestricted street parking nearby without much drama, which felt like a massive win. We booked a balcony room and I was surprised by the actual square footage. By NYC standards, the room felt generous. It was super quiet and the bed was comfortable, which matters most to me after a long day of walking. That said, the building went up in the 2010s and isn't exactly brand new anymore. You can see some wear on the carpets and scuffs around the edges, but everything was spotless so I didn't really mind the cosmetic aging. The neighborhood is really coming into its own with all these new buildings and trendy spots. The real highlight for me was the food access. You have Utopia Bagels nearby for breakfast and the concentration of amazing Asian restaurants in this pocket of LIC is a huge plus. The staff at the front desk were super friendly every time we walked by. I would definitely book this again for my next city trip.

A clean, affordable hotel located in Long Island city near lots of transit options…read more The staff is friendly and the vibe is modern. My only caveat is that pricing can vary greatly by date for the same room, so lock in your price by booking when you see a deal.

I stayed here one night in the spring. The superior king, which had a nice seating area and small…read morekitchen, was about $700-800/night. I liked that the bedroom had its own space and door. The large windows were nice, but I also appreciated the black out curtains. The people working here were nice and helpful. The only public space is on the main floor to the back. There are various art installations there and through some of the hallways. There's coffee every morning, as well. This boutique hotel feels a little more neighborhood-y since you might need to walk to restaurants, but it's not too far. I'd recommend it!

So as I have mentioned in countless reviews I was in town after a year of court delays to clean out…read moremy late sisters apartment. I have great luck with this particular brand of Hilton and the prices were good so I booked it. It was conveniently located about 3 blocks for the subway station I need to use the most as well as JAX and Company food court and grocery stores. I prefer Home 2 to others as it has a medium fridge in the room which makes it easy to keep cold drinks etc with plenty of space. The room was spotless (since covid we do our own full wipedown) and the grounds / room was in good order. The staff I encountered were always friendly and helpful the few times I asked. The only annoyance was the laundry room requiring the download of an app and prefunding which i doubt I will ever finish off. I was there for 6 days and never had any issue

The hotel is super clean and the staff is friendly. The trip to manhattan is easy. However, I would…read morenever stay there again because the neighborhood feels unsafe. Scary area. I saw people smoking out of glass pipes on the street on the way to the hotel. Also, the immediate area offers nothing in terms of coffee shops or markets (besides fast food near the subway). You can't stroll around. Once you're in the hotel you need to stay there.

Great location, very close to 7 and E trains to Manhattan. Hotel is fine, with recently renovated…read morerooms, heating and A/C that work, etc. Online check-in is very easy and front-desk are very helpful. Also, the shower has great water pressure and temperature. For me, this is what's missing to get to 5 stars: - Wifi does not work reliably. If you need internet, bring a phone that is a hotspot - TV in room doesn't seem to work - I tried the remote and it seemed to hang - Noise travels the hallway absurdly loud. Every spoken word and door opened and closed throughout the night frankly echoes into your room. - Noise from outside also seems to echo into your room If they could add excellent WiFi, and do something to reduce the noice into the rooms from both hallway and externally, I would then rate 5 stars at the economical price I reserved for.

HARD PASS! Rooms were like closets…read more (yes, I understand it's NY) Lights and A/C were faulty, and although staff was friendly, they weren't able to help. Pay more money and go elsewhere.

Nice hotel in the UES - small room (~400 sq ft) but good stay. Friend came to town for a visit for…read morea quiet night away from the hustle and bustle. Definitely quiet around here. Quick check-in and friendly staff. Comfortable bed and with microwave and little fridge if needed. Ice out in the hallway if needed. Conveniently located to the train station and bus. Clean room and room was well maintained. Check out was easy as well. Marriott members earn points for every stay so don't forget to sign up if you're not already a member.

The attitude at front desk definitely is not friendly. When I came to check in, no hi, no greeting…read more, the receptionist was sitting there seemed like that she didn't like to be bothered. The checkout time is noon. The day I was about to check out, the housekeeper badged herself in without asking for permission. I was in bathroom and shocked that someone came in. It was 9 am in the morning. When I confronted her, she accused me not putting "do not disturb " sign on the door. I was more shocked with her attitude and accusation. Been traveling all my life, that's a very first to have privacy violated and accused for.

Enjoyed a 3 night stay at the Boro Hotel. Front desk staff were excellent and accommodating. We…read morefound everyone working here to be welcoming and hospitable. Our accommodations were perfect. Large room, clean with all the basics we needed to be comfortable. Easy to catch the train into the city or to other parts of Queens. My only criticism is the shower not have a door or curtain meant water definitely traveled a bit. Otherwise it was a great stay. Glad we could enjoy the rooftop deck. Views were amazing.

I like this spot. It's in Long Island City, which is pretty close to the city. The hotel is…read morewalking distance from two train stations. There are also good food options nearby. The customer service is pleasant and I didn't get any unpleasant surprises at check-in. Actually, check-in was pretty smooth. I've stayed here twice. The first time, I got a balcony room with a nice view of Manhattan. But as it's the middle of a miserable winter, I couldn't care less about a balcony. My view was not cute, but I didn't really care. The room was spacious and had a warm bed. There's a simple but effective fitness center in the basement. It has a treadmill, elliptical, free weights, as well as other stuff. If you're looking to get a workout while away from home, you can put in some decent work here. However, there is definitely some room for improvement. The room does not include a microwave, a fridge, dresser, night stand, closet, nor an iron/ironing board. You can borrow an iron + board by contacting the front desk. Since there's no fridge nor microwave, you pretty much have to order out for each meal. All in all, I enjoyed my stay. But there's is definitely room for improvement.

Omg! Horrible experience, Receptionist on her late 20's-30's was soooo rude. She will drown this…read moremotel out of business soon. She should know where and what industry she is working on. Showing her attitude when I asked is there any problem because she was talking rudely she replied Iam just too busy. Unprofessional, customer service 0. Really you are Working in a hospitality industry showing your customer you don't care. On top of that she gave us room which wasn't prepared. It was pathetic. Atleast she should know which room is ready before giving to her guests. I entered Room it wasn't ready. Duvet was sticky stinky Yukk! I asked housekeeping as she was working nearby if she can change as it was stinky , she changed it but the Indian guy who was working with her, he was just giggling. Unpleasant! Unprofessional! We got room on 3rd floor they charge $160 per night they accept card only on first day but rest other days it has to be on cash$160 per night. check out time is SHARP 11am and they are very professional on this. Overall my experience was bad and I wouldn't recommend this motel at all to any of my friends and family. I wish I could leave 0 stars but the only person who was professional was the housekeeping lady. Thank god they have someone who knows what her work is. This place is nice located but the front desk not welcoming atall. I travel a lot but never saw any unpleasant unprofessional front desk employees like them.

Convenient location close to Laguardia. Our flight was delayed and there was limited hotel…read moreavailability. The room was clean and quiet. No bar in the hotel but there is one in the Holiday Inn Express next door. The issue we had with this hotel was the price gouging - Over $300 dollars without taxes for a room that shouldn't have been not much over $100 dollars. It seems this hotel, and the few others in the area all do the same thing, prey on travelers whose flights are canceled or delayed. Also, the neighborhood is not at all what I would consider safe at night especially.

This is a nice hotel in Queens, located near restaurants. The room would have been good if there…read morewas just more light. That bothered me. The beds are extremely comfortable. The lady working the front desk on the evening shift was friendly and helpful, but the one this morning was not so much. I thought they were a bit stingy with coffee. They had a pod machine in the room, but only one pod of coffee. There was one pod of Earl Grey tea, and one pod of hot chocolate. Had my husband been with me, only one of us could have had coffee. I went downstairs to see if they had coffee out like they do at spring Hills, Fair Fields, or Residents Inn. I asked the lady at the front desk about it and she said I could have one more pod. I didn't really want another pod. They only had artificial creamer in the room, so I ordered a medium Starbucks. It was only filled 3/4 full. I had given the hotel 4 stars, but I am taking one off. The coffee thing is ridiculous.

Plenty of good reasons to stay here, particularly the location. My reason for coming to New York…read morewas to see a Broadway show, and it seemed too expensive to stay anywhere in Manhattan. This hotel was more in my range, and getting to Manhattan on the Subway from here is super easy. It's also very easy to get to Laguardia Airport from here using just the Subway and a free MTA bus shuttle; on a Saturday afternoon, I was able to go from checking out of this hotel to the bag drop stations at Terminal C in less than an hour for $2.90. There are many small shops, cafes, and eateries within easy walking distance of this hotel. The neighborhood has a busy professional vibe with its share of tolerable urban sludge. My room was clean, it was suitably sized (especially compared with what you'd expect across the East River), and we liked our beds. The shower was great, but there's something wrong with that toilet. It sometimes doesn't flush, and it only works when you hold it down for like five seconds. I wish they had a proper co-working space. They have meeting rooms you can only use if you pay extra, so if I didn't want to do my remote IT work from the small desk space in my room, I had to sit at a table in a hallway that had some noisy traffic to contend with. I visited their restaurant a couple of times and wasn't particularly impressed, but the nearby bodega had lots of great stuff and is open 24 hours. We got some great sandwiches there at 2am. It's just two doors down. Overall, if I were doing a trip like this again I would probably stay here again. There are elevated trains pervasively snaking through the area, and I wonder if their sounds would have bothered me if I were closer to the ground, but from the 9th floor it was "pleasant background noise to fall asleep to" level.

So overall this is a nice place to stay. The room was small but it was simple and nice. A bed and…read morea bathroom. But i cant give this 4 or 5 stars because its the small details that make a stay great... Parking is definitely a problem. There is very little in the area and you still have to move your car by 7 or 8:30am... I drove around an hour after checking in and finally found a space that allowed me to sleep in Customer Service was great. Front desk was nice. Checked in late but it was smooth and easy. Super nice guy... The bed was nice and comfy. There was no microwave or fridge even tho there was space for it. And this place doesn't have wash cloths, they give you hand towels and bath towels only... we had to ask for more bcuz the room had bare minimum... My other problem was that they didn't have water to drink. I was dehydrated and asked if there was a vending machine or if they had or sold water and was told no and that i would have to go to the store/gas station a few blocks away... Clean no bugs or major problems. Curtains didnt fully close or darken the room so couldnt really sleep. Paid extra for a room with a view... i should have saved my $. Pls Note that this hotel is changing ownership soon, so the name on the outside doesn't match what the hotel actually is. But for that price I would stay again for only 1 night

This place is the worse hotel I've stayed in in the past 10 years!!…read more Please note, I wouldn't speak so harshly without proof!! Storytime... June 20th-22nd, $550 for this 2 night stay, Room 206!! I called a few weeks in advance prior to booking to inquire about parking. I spoke to a very nice gentleman and was told there's PLENTY of parking available. Nope! We spent 30 minutes looking for a space to park, 7-10 minute walk on super busy secluded street, with a lot of unsavory foot traffic. Check in was smooth. A nice young lady assisted me, and assisted us w nearby food options. We walked into our room... welp, you'll see the pics. Overall, the faults w the room could be addressed and fixed. It really needed tlc, clorox wipes, and fabuloso. Nothing heavy. I went to the front desk within 45 minutes of checking in to express concerns. The desk person who checked us in, ensured someone would come up to the room to address my concerns. There was an awful scent in the room, wet toothpaste on the bathroom wall, hair around the toilet (eww), dirty wallpaper, poorly patched ceilings, thick patches of dust, substance on nightstand, dirty bedding and towels that reeked of mildew, and more. A male employee knocked on our room door to inspect. He told me the bathroom walls couldn't be cleaned, after watching me clean a portion of it. He told me the room could not be cleaned further. He went as far as to blow the dust. I was not amused, and he didn't blow all of it. I was so upset, I called customer service as soon as I arrived home on the 22nd. I spoke to Liz who promised I would hear from someone within 5 business days. Here we are, July 27th... NOTHING. I haven't received a call, text, email, mail, nothing. I am a repeat customer of this brand and typically book 2-4 rooms at a time. I feel highly disrespected, devalued, and defeated as a long time customer. BEWARE! Save your money, and stay elsewhere!! Customer service, and respect doesn't exist here!!