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!

New hotel with lots of issues. Hotel key works poorly takes…read morea few minutes to open door. The club has poor food quality cheapest you can imagine. The cleaning staff don't speak much English, they don't clean your room every day. They clean only clean rooms of people moving out.

I would probably stay here again because I loved the interior of the room so much but there were a…read morenumber of issues with the room that would make me look elsewhere before staying here again. Which sucks because I really wanted to love this hotel. I came for work and needed something close to garden city and the airport and this fit the bill being in between. When getting to the hotel I didn't move that the parking was separate. The parking workers were pretty rude and slow at their jobs so the valet experience was sort of bad but again I'm not sure if this was the hotel or not. The lobby was PACKED full of people who seemed to just be hanging out and not guests which was sort of weird. It also smelled very strongly of fish or sewage or something the first day... not sure what that was about. Did not notice it other days. Check-in was fast I di get put on a low floor which wasn't ideal but is what it is. Ac system is not great ngl. Idk what is wrong with the temperature system but you can't switch from heat to ac it's just "auto" and you set the temp but it does not cool at all. I felt so hot until I asked for a fan. I still didn't sleep great bc the ac didn't kick on. Never heard the fan even though I set it to high. This is an issue for me and I may not be able to stay here in warmer months due to this issue. Shower head barely works literally just drips onto you. I hate waterfall heads and have noticed that at a few Westin properties whatever waterfall heads this bran uses don't work well and half of the water holes just don't have water come out of them. I had to turn on the hand held at the same time in order to get water on me. Walls are paper thin. I couldn't hear a peep from the outside of the hotel but I could hear EVERY step in the hallway and every single word someone said from anywhere in the hallway even alllll the way at the other end. Which probably means everyone can hear you too. I like to watch tv late and felt paranoid I was going to keep other people up so I turned my volume super low as to not disturb others. In general, I was surrounded by VERY quiet travelers which was great but if you get unlucky and are on the floor with someone rude you WILL hear every word they say. Some of the worst noise control I have ever seen in a hotel. Now for the good things: Good service and I asked for a few items (fan, utensils, shaving kit) while I was here and they were all met in a timely manner. The room is GORGEOUS probably on of my favorite interiors in a hotel I've ever stayed in. I travel often so the aesthetic of the room is very important to me. The room felt very new trendy and the color palette was soothing modern and luxurious. I lovveee this room. The bathroom is similarly nice. Bed comforter and pillows felt new and super comfy. One of the best hotel beds. It felt like I was sleeping in a cloud. So comfy. Room was meticulously clean. Could connect my Nintendo switch to the tv lol. Tv was easy to use. Complimentary water (sort of the bare minimum but still good). Key card access on elevator which is a good safety feature. Getting food delivered to the hotel is very easy. They drop off downstairs at the desk and you just pickup yourself. Super simple. Overall there was a mix of good and bad the good being very good and the bad being more just minor inconveniences. I would probably stay here again.

Overall, a good 1-night stay at the Adria. Arrived at 11, found the rooftop parking, and settled…read morein. Bed was comfortable, room was clean, and furnishings were decent. Hot water took a while to arrive to room 166, but was plentiful and had good pressure. It is a little dated- some areas have that "multiple layers of paint" look, but it was clean and comfortable. Heard some noise from the street, but not much from rooms above or below. Breakfast was likewise pretty good. Scrambled eggs, hot oatmeal, yiu-make-em waffles, fruit, hash browns, and corned beef hash. Good wait staff kept it clean and filled. Only gripe was the slow, single elevator that took its good old time. Seems to be like a lot of the 80 year olds in my mom's nursing home- not in a hurry, not sure where they were heading, but trying to do something! For our purposes, it was fine. Looks like there are some good running trails nearby as well, but the cold and misty rain put me back to bed today. 3.5 stars gets the bump to 4 from me.

Definitely needs a DEEP cleaning, paint and better lighting. They appear to be renovating (very…read moreslowly)

I love the hotel. It's clean. It's easy to access and the room is perfect good with the decorations…read moreand their sections to use.

OMG Douglas the front desk clerk at this hotel is the most amazing human ever. He remembers your…read morename when you walk in, remembers your preferences for your room and goes way above and beyond. If it weren't for him I'd have given a way lower rating. Housekeeping carts blocked every portion of the walkway and my group and I literally had to pus Carts down the hallway in order to get to our rooms with our luggage. That's not cool. But Douglas is a wealth of knowledge and gives you all the information on discounts at restaurants. And the rooms are actually cute and comfortable. I had one roller blackout shade that didn't works so couldn't access me of the room brows. But it was okay as I had a 2nd window. I like their little joints to the airlines. It's cute; especially the Pan Am door symbols.

ORIGIN: The Asiatic Hotel is likely named after the…read morecommunity it is primarily oriented to serve, as the pronounced burgundy and brass decor, cherry-stained wood, chatter of employees, and breakfast offerings enabled me to feel like I stepped into a hotel in Shenzhen! LOCATION: The location is steps away from the 7 train, and is surrounded by many enticing Asian restaurants and cafes. An LIRR station is also located nearby. CONCEPT: The concept is an Asian-style inexpensive hotel in center of Flushing, Queens, NYC. EXPERIENCE: I had decided to try taking an early morning direct flight out of LGA with an overnight stay the night before, at same total expense as departure day indirect flight from Connecticut's Bradley airport. I took trains to reach the hotel, which added time, but avoided parking fees and traffic. I appreciated the low cost of the hotel and service, but all the more the ability to be situated in a location surrounded by authentic Asian (mostly Chinese) restaurants at far lower prices than Manhattan. I enjoyed exploring two, and made note of others in the future. I could see spending a weekend here with husband just for the Chinese restaurants, cafes, and grocery stores! Breakfast is included and served in a glass enclosed dining room. Although Western options are offered, I appreciated the Congee with traditional toppings and a variety of filled steamed buns as part of the Asiatic Hotel experience. In the end this was a far more fun and flexible experience than taking a longer and potentially winter weather-impacted indirect flight to my destination. TIPS: Check out Hey Tea for Asian beverages and Nan Xiang for soup dumplings. I have bookmarked Chong Qing Lao Zao for hot pot on my next visit. This hotel does not offer a shuttle to LGA, but is a quick and cheap pick up and drive to LGA.

Small but very clean! Location was prime! Walking distance to everything. Staff was friendly,…read more Ashley was amazing! She encouraged us to take the subway instead of taxi and Uber, saved us a ton of money! Would definitely stay here again if I were to return to Flushing.

After flying the plane, riding an airbus to catch the train and then hopping on the subway, we…read morefinally arrived in Flushing, Queens. Check in with no issue. We are off the Main Street close to Chinatown. The flavor of the people is very mixed. We felt safe and even have a nice view of Manhattan. The room is spacious, above average in facilities. Free breakfast included. The room has a microwave and fridge. Nice firm bed. Within a few block walk of the subway. Plenty of Asian food available.

This was an unplanned stay due to a culmination of issues due to delays on a tarmac , a 45 minute…read morewait for the other half of our international flight's luggage and, an extremely long line through TSA and global entry being closed. Yes, even with a 3 hour layover. Delta put us up in this hotel. It's about a 30 minute or so drive from JFK. From JFK you can take the air train to where the bus stop is for pick up where their shuttle arrives. It can take about an hour for pick up. Just make sure to call the number at the hotel or the number provided so they know to pick you up. I'm not sure if shuttle rides to the airport to JFK are included in the hotel price. I think so, but just confirm with the hotel. Be sure to check at the front desk to ask what times and availability they have for a ride back. They have limited seating in their shuttle van. Our room was huge,spacious and clean. There's a small mini fridge and a microwave in the room. Breakfast is included and it does offer some (deli) meat options as well. It's located close to where the U.S. OPEN is held and located in Flushing's Chinatown. When we drove down the street to the hotel there are plenty of restaurants and it smelled so good.

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.

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!