New York Queens Hotels

Location is a bit far from main metro but that can be compensated with Lyft ride which is just abt $6usd to the metro...we chose here given the rate of stay is so much lower than in Manhatten. Room wise is very decent and clean. Amenities were lacking ie toothbrush / paste and bathroom slippers which will be a plus point if provided. The hotel is next to some Industrial building and there's sensors within the room to monitor Carbon Monoxide which. Personally stay here only if u are on budget and wana balance ur your long stay in NYC. There's no eateries nearby and nearest are small shops which need about 10mins walking. The good thing is hotel does provide snacks / hot n iced water at lobby and for breakfast time - they provide free pastries, fruits and coffee / tea.

Located near the highway, it was extremely noisy. Although the room came with earplugs, they didn't work. The hotel is new and has a great location near the subway station. The staff was nice, but there was no breakfast.

There cannot be a better place than this to stay in New York. This is my personal suggestion that if you want to stay on budget with decent amenities, good food and the most important , good connectivity to the subway, this is the place to stay. Overall 10/10 experience for the price we paid. We paid around 1200 USD for 6 night for a queen bedroom. It was very well worth it.

This was the worst experience I’ve ever had at a Holiday Inn! I usually choose this hotel chain for its service quality, but this stay was incredibly disappointing. I booked a Standard King Size room for two nights. When I checked-in at night, I received my key card and went to my room, only to find that it was a basement room with just a tiny window, not the large window room I had booked. I immediately went back to the Front Desk to request the correct room, but the staff told me that it was already full and only this room was available. I asked why they didn’t hold the room I had booked since I should be getting what I paid for. Their response? ”Because you arrived at night.” This excuse made no sense at all! Then, another staff member (curly hair) walked over, mumbled complaints, showed an upset attitude, and finally said she would move me to a new room—but only for one night. The next day, I had to move back to the standard room. The way she handled the situation was extremely unprofessional. A staff member should never complain or show frustration in front of guests! The next morning, my husband and I brought our luggage down and returned our key card as instructed. However, a different staff member told me that I could actually stay in the same room. So, I placed my luggage back in the room again and went out for the day. Before leaving, I specifically informed housekeeping to clean the room. When I returned that night, I couldn’t access my room. After going back to the Front Desk, the staff told me that the room I originally booked was full, meaning I had to stay in the same room again. Worst of all, when I finally got back inside, the room had not been cleaned at all, even though I had requested it in advance! Overall, this was the worst Holiday Inn experience I’ve ever had. The management was disorganized. This stay completely changed my perception of the Holiday Inn brand. I would never recommend this hotel!

Traveled with a family of 5. Loved our stay. Staff were very welcoming and nice. We needed accommodations and they meet our needs with no problems. Valet parking were courteous. Our rooms were clean organized, and very well structured. We loved the bathroom behind the mirror. Very nice. Kids loved it and enjoyed the stay. They have a small Gym, beautiful breakfast lobby, lower terrace with tables, and upper terrace with a beautiful view. Their breakfast was ok. Do need a little more work on. Offered toast, bagels, cerial, oatmeal, waffles, eggs, tater tots, fruits, coffee, juice and water. Eggs were watery, and tater tots were cold, and not well done. Bagel tosted with cream cheese were great. We rate it a 4 out of 5 since it does need work on their breakfast, but we enjoyed our stay and will visit again. Thank you!

It’s a spacious hotel and good value of money, especially in New York City!! It’s also very clean!

This is an old hotel under the InterContinental umbrella. The rooms are not big, but they are adequate. The location is very good, in the new town, near Independence Avenue, close to the century-old Pera Palace, and next to the Galata Tower. It is very convenient to get to the old town and the Golden Horn. It only takes 40 minutes to walk to popular attractions such as the Blue Mosque, Hagia Sophia, and the Grand Bazaar. There are many restaurants downstairs, and the mussels at the restaurant opposite are delicious. There are many restaurants nearby, and we basically just walked to each restaurant for meals. The hotel provides breakfast, but we didn't have the experience as our room was not included. Special reminder: taking a taxi in Istanbul is a scam. Basically, the taxi does not use the meter and the price is quoted verbally.

This is a good Marriott hotel in a very safe part of Long Island which is two stops away from the main area and only a few stops from Penn Station and times square. The hotel is clean and new and has food/snacks for you. However this is one downside. The hotel is facing a subway that runs above ground and it's noisy during the day.

The hotel room is worse than expected, and the toilet does not have an exhaust device, which is really not used to. Breakfast is okay, the hotel occupancy rate is quite high,