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.

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!

Beautiful, clean, and the check in host was super appreciated and accommodating. Not so much the…read moreevening host, he was practically sleeping. Breakfast was good. Loved the artwork around the hallways and in the room. Parking is tight..... advanced skills required lol

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.

The rooms are in excellent condition. Rooms are stylish and clean. Appearance is up to par as if…read moreyour in a 4 star Hotel. Great prices.

3 stars = A-OK Did…read moreyou try driving up north to Kew Motor Inn and it was full? and.... you and your special friend could'nt wait half an hour? Well, then come on down Grand Central and stay here at the fabulous Par-Central Motor Inn for 3 hours! yes, it does charge at an hourly rate. safe and discreet, this place is a serious joint. The parking lot is big, the rooms are clean and spacious and there always seems to be a bunch of cars parked here. Hm... i guess business is good. No themed rooms here. This place is strictly business as its.... not really close to a convention center.... or the airport.......... So good, because you won't find your 'Arabian Nights' theme here. But you can find the 'Bleached and Sanitized 8 Times A Day' theme here.

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.

Tl;dr Great value for the area with very clean rooms, but the thin doors mean you'll likely hear…read moreeverything in the hallway. The price was good compared to the surrounding hotels in Long Island City. The rooms were very clean and the bathroom felt newish, which made for a comfortable stay. There was also breakfast, nothing to write home about, but it was there for those who want it. The location is convenient, though the vibe changes quickly depending on which way you walk. Just south of 41st Ave was very nice, but going north on 27th St felt a bit more sketchy with a lot of graffiti and trash. One thing to note is that there is no on-site parking, though we were able to find a lot of street parking nearby. The only major downside was that the doors were very thin. We stayed right next to the staircase and were woken up in the morning by the sound of people heading down to breakfast. It's a solid, clean option for the price, but if you're a light sleeper, try to request a room far away from the stairs or elevators.

Terrible customer service. They are asking about paying cash $100 for incidentals when we could use…read morethe card we paid for. We don't understand but when I got upset and started asking questions, they took a card. First day and leaves nothing to be desired. The woman at the desk is trying her best but the older man had no patience and got upset & rude after I kept asking questions. I hope the rest of my stay goes well. I will write another review after my stay. I hope I can give a better review.

Decent budget boutique hotel with good transit into Manhattan. It's within walking distance to 3…read moresubway stations that can get you many options to get into the city, and it's less than 20mins of train to times square. Check in was smooth and the hotel staff were friendly during our stay. The surrounding area is a bit sketchy at times but we didn't have any issues with the locals. The room itself was pretty small and looks dated. We did have a small private balcony but we didn't really use it. Unfortunately, the walls are pretty thin, so if the next door uses the sink or shower I could hear it very loudly. The price was around $200 CAD a night in Oct 2022. There are many other hotels nearby too if you're looking for better accommodation quality. I highly recommend the location of Long Island City as transit is so convenient and overall much cheaper than trying to find a hotel in Manhattan.

I booked through Priceline for $150 a night on a weekend which is a great price seeing that hotels…read moreare INSANELY expensive lately. I didn't know what room I'd get until I got there. I got a room with a balcony. That pleased me to no end because, no matter the weather, I like getting fresh air in my room. The neighborhood is fine. Pretty much all hotels and residential. Also, lots of homeless around which makes me believe some of the hotels around there are housing them. Including the Nesva. It's just a few blocks away from Queens Blvd.. Check-in was simple. There's a cute little waiting area with tons of information for tourists before you enter. Past the elevators is a communal room with a microwave, ice, etc. Hotel is fairly small. Only a few floors with about 4 rooms to each. Seemed clean. Elevator was fast. Upon entering the room, I was greeted to the familiar smell of weed. Listen, I won't lie. I indulge in that but I DON'T want the room I'm paying for to reek of it. That's where the balcony came in handy. Opened the door for a bit and the smell left. I must say, the room did not impress me. It disappointed me a lot. Old, dirty rug full of stains and burn holes. Broken smoke detector on the ceiling. Tiny, HARD pillows. Stained sheets with holes. Extra quilt with hair on it. Broken hangers. No USB ports. No lamp. ONE outlet. DEEP tub that's incredibly slippery. Broken sink faucet. Feels like I'm staying in someone's dingy room. No hand towels or washcloths. A balcony with no furniture. What the point?! The only pros are that its quiet, the bathroom seems clean, there is a mini fridge, the bed is comfy and the Queensboro bridge/city view from the balcony. I just feel like I'm gonna go home with some communicable disease after staying here. Look, I know you get what you pay for, but in these times, I don't care what the price point is, IT NEEDS TO BE CLEAN! Would reccomend The Nesva? Not really. Would I come back? Most likely no. I still have 1 more night here. Wish me luck. This hotel paints itself to be something it's totally not.

Tired of the same old, same old hotel rooms Binky? Time to break the pattern, by staying in a…read morecharming old brownstone in Harlem! Just a few minutes away by subway to Downtown, West Village, and all the other touristy places while you get to enjoy an enormous room with a view of actual live trees! The bed is terrific and the neighborhood is full of delightful restaurants and bars like Enoteca Harlem and Angel of Harlem. Rene is a delightful host and you'll get the experience of a lifetime staying in a piece of history! We stayed on the 3rd floor which I recommend, it is quiet and worth the walk up the stairs.

We arrived at The Harlem Flophouse on a Wednesday, our 15th wedding anniversary. The exterior and…read moreinterior of the brownstone was charming. There was major construction work being done next door but this was explained to us when we made the reservation and work stopped early enough in the afternoon to be an issue. Our room was spacious and quiet with antiques and a beautiful 4 poster bed. There were trees outside of our large windows and jazz playing on the radio. Although we knew that there was only one bathroom to be shared on our floor when we made our reservations, there was no problem with availability and we had a sink in our room. The shower was antique so water pressure was as strong as expected for fixtures that old. The only issue we had was the smell and scratchiness of the towels and wash cloths. It was almost as if they hadn't been washed between guests. The soaps seemed old and were pretty used up.