Been using MMS for years! Arne helped us out and he was incredible. He was sociable and very…read morehelpful in showing everything needed and making the transfer smooth. Couldn't recommend more!

So much for climate control. Are you kidding me? The temperatures recorded were in the 50s during…read more January of 2025. I HAD TO WEAR A COAT, HAT, AND GLOVES INSIDE TO GO THROUGH MY STUFF!

Nice little hotel in the Bronx. I stayed there during work in NYC; I just didn't want to be in…read moreManhattan. Two blocks away from the metro, it is well situated and surrounded by restaurants, shops, beauty salons and an amazing super market. The rooms are spacious and quiet. Not sure about cleaningness; I wouldn't eat off of the desk or counters. Exceptional 24h service at the front desk, and good breakfast. It was a solid experience.

Update 10/2024 I've…read morestayed at this hotel a few times over the years. And I've seen an improvement this visit compared to my last one in June 2024. The hotel, in general, is in a great location with easy access to food and the train, and you can find something late at night to eat for some reading. During my last few stays, I arrived late at night. I did stay in a room that has been upgraded, and I like the changes. Especially in the bathroom, but the smoke smelled on and off throughout the halls. Entry into the lobby area was sometimes too much, and just easy access to walk into the hotel for guests and nonguests. The late-night staff is always welcoming and helpful during my visits.

Another nice stay for an early flight out of LGA. Appreciating their 24/7 M Club and their…read morecomplimentary shuttle service every 10 minutes. Though musty is the smell when I first walked in, comfortable is their spacious room. CHEERS!

5/17 I came to this Marriot out of convenience. My daughter…read moreflew into JFK from Lagos and her connecting flight was at LaGuardia. I called to book the hotel and got a packet via email inviting me to join the Marriott Bonvoy and to become a member. I don't stay at the Marriott but this can be considered. On the telephone they were very accommodating. 5/5 Arriving at the Marriott turned out to be pretty impressive to me, being that it's my first time booking and staying, I'm feeling like I'm breaking Quora perspectives. A very huge parking lot offering pay for parking, I saw two shuttle buses available for complimentary shuttle service to LaGuardia. I went inside and spoke to the front desk person. I gave her a cue that I had just joined because she was speaking as if I'm a long timer. She either didn't catch the cue or could give to pennies less for my giving her a heads up, wanting to be recognized and given the full introduction of what's in store for me. I wanted to be reeled in like a wide mouth Bass that has just bitten the bait and got snagged. I can elaborate more on how she didn't show any interest or was unenthused about selling the features of the hotel but I'll pause, I'm not here to beat her down, in just stating facts. I asked her about parking, she told me it was $40 and I asked her to add it to the room but she just looked at me, disregarded my request, and told me to swipe my card. Service .05/5 I stepped over to her coworker and he at least gave 4/5 service, informing me of amenities and perks. I go to my room and I see what they did. They person taking the reservation on the phone was very intentional. He gave me one of the best rooms, if not the best room with a premium view. See pictures. 10/10 That gestures alone keeps this rating high. I mean, they didn't have a pool but they did have flavored water in the lobby, lemon and orange. There are improvements that need to be addressed. If someone ask about the parking, go the extra mile to ensure that they know what's expected and the procedures that encompass parking on site. I did address the issue with the lady in the graveyard shift and she was a bit costic with no inkling on how to handle damage control. So what's good about being a Marriott Bonvoy member if you're not going to be treated as such by the staff when you arrive. The hotels that I stay in (Sonesta Suites) go all out every time I stay, even when I get free rooms. I'm not in a hurry to get back even though I'm a nember now. Yeah it's closer than going to White Plains NY but the service here is subpar in my experience. I just want to be well informed when I'm on site so that I can feel happy so that I can be encouraged too .... Inspire more, Yelp more!

This will be a simple one star review…read more Booked a double bed room for three guests. Checked in, and they said "opps sorry, we oversold that room due to a system error, you can only get a one bed room instead - here's 5k points, please accept and go away". So, long story short, to stay off the streets at 10pm, we had to fit three people on a bed where one of us wasn't comfortable snuggling up against us - horrible three nights of sleep. Service was tremendously bad considering this was their fault. They didn't even give us a room with the NYC skyline. So eff this place, do not book. It's on the outskirts of Flushing anyways, the lobby is small - you're MUCH better off at the Sheraton.

Front desk staff are what we appreciated the most. Sun and the other staff were so thoughtful and…read morehelped with local restaurants, logistics, parking ($35 for small car, anything over SUV is $45 and valet only). Surprisingly great service. Close to everything including restaurants and the concert venue we came for. Rooms are clean and comfortable. Ours looked west towards the city. Didn't try but there is a restaurant on the third floor. We were not able to check in early but able to leave our luggages in storage. Sun personally called the room to check if everything was ok when we got our room. Amazing!

They only provided 4 breakfast vouchers for 6 people staying at a two bedroom suite. Three of the…read moresix are children. So the right thing to do was to be gracious and allow everyone to have breakfast. Kids customarily eat for free anyway. So the experience we had was that a weird man followed us around watching what we were taking at a breakfast buffet. OMG, this would never happen at a Marriott or Hilton. And there was no coffee. Then, when we complained to the manager, they said oh well, things cost so much these days. No hospitality or courtesy whatsoever. What kind of third world experience is this???!! Do yourself a favor and stay at a hotel where they have standards.

I stayed at Marco LaGuardia Hotel & Suites for 9 nights in March. While the weather in New York was…read morequite chilly, the hotel felt warm and inviting. One of the standout features was the spaciousness of the suite--much larger than typical rooms in Times Square. We called the hotel from LaGuardia Airport, and their complimentary shuttle picked us up promptly within 15 minutes. The shuttle was clean and roomy. Our suite included a full kitchen with a refrigerator, microwave, and stove, though there were no dishes or utensils provided. It also featured a dining table with chairs, a desk, sofa bed, and best of all--a private in-room Jacuzzi. It was a perfect way to relax after long days out in the cold. The hotel also offers convenient amenities like a coin laundry, a gym, and a vending machine. Daily housekeeping was consistent and appreciated. It's just a short walk to the New World Mall, Tangram Mall and the 7 train, which made getting around very easy. The front desk staff were friendly and helpful with anything we needed. Overall, I highly recommend this hotel for anyone looking for comfort, space, and a bit of luxury near LaGuardia.

We stayed here for a Mets game, which is a great location because it's a quick walk to the subway…read morestop, which is only one train stop away from the stadium. Rooms were more than enough, and I was surprised by the deep dish pancakes on the breakfast menu, not something I see often. They accommodated both an early check in and late departures (with my current hotel status level of course). I'd stay here again next time I bring the family for a game. The nearby area is *very busy*, so just be aware of that's not your thing.

Came here for a wedding and was pleasantly surprised by the food. The food was quite good! My…read morefavorite was the steak and the cheesy lobster. And the venue was nice too but a little small.

I can't say enough about JetBlue, it is an amazing airline. It has always been a great airline…read more Jetblue has always been my airline of choice but can't always be my airline based on destinations. Their planes are always clean when we get on. Unfortunately someone always stashes that piece of garbage and I'm usually the one who finds it. LOL. They do a great job of preparing flights from customer to customer. The attendants are always very friendly, courteous and professional. A great group of very talented and committed individuals. They should all be very proud of themselves. The seating is always comfortable and there is always enough legroom. (I'm 5'11"). The video screens are a good size and there is always enough entertainment choices. I'll give the snacks an ok. Nothing spectacular but OK. I definitely miss the blue chips. Their free hi speed WiFi is a definite plus. Easy to connect and use. I don't mind flying, really I don't. When I do, I find Jetblue does a great job. I'm not always thrilled about be put into a tube and shot across the country sitting for 3-6 hours but when I do, Jet Blue is the way to go.

We flew LAX to JFK yesterday on the beautiful Mint service and LOVED it. Travel tip, try and get…read morerow 2 or 4... private pods. Our flight attendants Solēe and Shenika could not have done more to start my wife's bday trip, right down to a birthday card!!! Drinks and food were first class and the ride was wonderful! Entertainment on the screen made the flight seem much shorter, but with our amenity kit and fluffy blanket, we were happy flyers!!! Highly recommend Jet Blue and our two stars!!!

I stayed at this hotel while attending an event, and unfortunately, the experience was…read moredisappointing. The only real positive was the location, which was very convenient for the event I was attending. The hotel itself appeared run-down and poorly maintained. There were holes in the walls near the electrical outlets, and there was an awkward empty space where it looked like furniture had been removed from the wall without any repairs or touch-up paint being done. Overall, the room looked neglected and far below what I would expect from a Marriott property. Another odd issue was the refrigerator being located under the bathroom sink, which seemed very unusual. To make matters worse, it had a strong unpleasant odor. Customer service was equally disappointing. When we arrived to check in, the front desk associate was busy stocking shelves and paid no attention to us. He then stopped to have a conversation with another staff member while we waited. At no point did he acknowledge us or simply say, "I'll be right with you." A little communication and courtesy would have gone a long way. Based on the condition of the room and the lack of attentive service, this stay did not meet the standards I associate with Marriott hotels. I would not choose to stay here again.

Stayed here as part of a conference as this was where the room block was…read more Pros: Every interaction I had with front desk staff was friendly, professional and helpful. Great location and very walkable in the neighborhood. Cons: The room was... alright. I've stayed in many Aloft properties so I know what to expect (it's a limited service brand and that's fine!) The shower didn't have great water pressure, nor was there anywhere to put my own products (provided shampoo, body wash and conditioner in dispensers on the wall). Thankfully it was a quick stay, but not sure I would have been able to give my hair a good wash in this. The AC blew right on my bed. If I had it off, the room was stuffy. But blowing on me directly was uncomfortable, too. Net net, it served the purpose, but I didn't love it.

As long as you understand that this is a boutique hotel with small rooms (as advertised) with no…read morebreakfast buffet - it is great. I found it very affordable given the high-end neighborhood. Room was comfortable and quiet. People at the front desk were friendly and helpful. In my 3 nights there, everything was cleaned at set up well. Very easy walking distance to so many attractions in Manhattan; 3 blocks from Central Park.

Pleasant and helpful staff, great location, quiet and very clean. That said...you must be…read morephysically agile to stay here! Most people have commented on the tininess of the rooms, which are indeed as tight as any Parisian hotel. But even the main entrance is challenging -- a set of single swinging doors, three steep narrow steps, and a brass handrail that stops just before the last step up, when you need it most. THIS IS NOT A PLACE FOR ANYONE WITH MOBILITY CHALLENGES. That serious warning aside, the Art Deco elevator is charming, and we had plenty of daylight coming through our 7th floor windows. Mattress was lumpy, though, and the a/c blew directly onto one side of the bed. However, voco The Franklin serves a real purpose in this hotel-desert neighborhood. It's sort of everything you need except comfortable.

I've been going to Acconcia Travel for years and it's my go to place for all my tax needs…read more Efficient and affordable tax preparation, minimal time and effort required. Excellent service and classic 60s travel agency look.

From the owner: Acconcia Travel Office, Inc. is a well-known landmark in the New York City American-Italian…read morecommunity, established in 1959 by Angelo Acconcia, an Italian lawyer emigrated in the U.S. who opened a travel agency offering a wide array of services aimed to help and facilitate the integration of the Italian immigrants in their new American environment. Joined a few years later by Pierino Adovasio, they created a versatile and solid business capable to adjust to the ever-changing challenges of a very competitive market. Nowadays, Acconcia Travel is conducted and operated by Pierino Adovasio and Massimiliano Paganini assisted by Maria. F. Acconcia-Paganini.