Hotels in Flushing, New York

The hotel Is very modern and clean but the pool did not open until 3pm and closed at 9pm. This was very disappointing because the pool looked nice. Also the gym closed at 9pm. The staff were not customer focused and not very helpful. They looked irritated when we asked them a question. The parking fee is also too high and should be cheaper. If they change the parking and pool rules and teach their staff to smile and be pleasant I would consider staying again but if not, I probably will not stay their again.

The Ramada Hotel is conveniently situated in Flushing Chinatown and is a very close walking distance to many good restaurants and malls. It is about a 5 minutes walk to the Main Street LIRR that takes you to Manhattan. The rooms are a good size and clean, and the beds are comfortable. There is also free breakfast included. It consists of simple Western and Chinese breakfast. It is my first time staying here and I would definitely stay here again!

Although the hotel room is not very new, the bath water is not particularly hot. But overall it was a good experience. Not far from Flushing Chinatown, it takes about 10 minutes to walk to the subway station and various Chinese restaurants. With this method, price and service quality, I can just ignore other issues. Very good, would recommend staying here. Regarding the problem of bath water, the solution is to first open the lower faucet and put some hot water in it, and then switch to the shower faucet so that the water temperature is fine. I don’t know what the principle is, but it does bring up the water temperature.

My husband and i stayed at this hotel last week while visiting for the Us Open Tennis. i wanted to stay at a new clean modern place and it fit al those perfectly. Upon arrival to LGA we called and the hotel shuttle came and picked us up at 12 midnight .check in was quick and easy. i will say the air conditioner noise is 100% correct. we got there at midnight and once in the room i was like what the heck is that noise. luckily the room was cool and we turned it off for the night. ( we could not sleep with that noise) the next day we left the air on since we would be gone and the room was cool enough to turn the ac off at night. to get to the us open we would take the 7 train to the Mets Station one station down and we were within walking distance to the Tennis Stadium. we felt safe after the game at about 1 am to take the 7 train back one stop and walk the 10 minutes to the hotel.For purposes of the US Open to me this is the best hotel. all of the others near LGA had horrible reviews. this hotel is beautiful, new and modern. they also have a coffee shop that was convenient. having the 7 train nearby is a huge plus. overall i will be back to this hotel.

Because I forgot to book a hotel for that night and my flight was delayed, I hurriedly booked this hotel near the airport. It only takes 20 minutes to drive from the airport, which is very convenient. It was past 11pm when we arrived at the hotel. The parking lot of the hotel was full. Fortunately, it was a Friday night and we could park outside the hotel. The hotel was very bright and felt comfortable in the dark. It was neater and cleaner than I expected. The staff were polite and the room was simple. But neat, the bed is soft and comfortable for me. There are many Chinese shops around the hotel, like a small Chinatown.

You get what you pay for. Hotel itself looks a bit smudgy. But fairly clean. Rooms are not soundproof. So you will hear every move that is made inside and outside. The windows in my room didn’t lock properly so the noise of the construction and the train was heard all night long. The location on the other hand was great. I went to the us open and it was only one stop with the metro to get there.

During my business trip to the United States, one of my stops was New York. I stayed in Flushing, Queens. The most convenient location was the Renaissance Hotel. It is relatively close to LaGuardia Airport and a little further from JFK Airport. There are a lot of Chinese dining options outside the door. The hotel reception is on the 12th floor and the restaurant is on the 11th floor. There are several elevators reaching different floors, so you need to pay attention. The room is not big, but it is fully functional and makes your stay more worry-free. One day there was a sudden fire alarm. I asked at the front desk and they said it was a test. This was a bit ridiculous. Overall, it is a relatively convenient and affordable hotel.

The transportation is convenient, it is less than 10 minutes' walk from the subway station and the train station. The hotel room is clean and tidy. The disadvantages are: 1. The sound insulation effect is poor, and the ringtone of the mobile phone in the next room can be heard. 2. The breakfast is relatively simple, after all, it is In the largest Chinese area in Flushing, New York, it would be nice to be able to eat buns and fried dough sticks.

The facilities are a bit old and the hygiene is average. The advantage is that the hotel is in a good location, shopping and travel are very convenient, there are many food nearby, it is easy to find food, and there is Chinese service

Very nice hotel inside, being in Chinatown it caters primarily aimed at Chinese clientele, hence it was difficult for us to find many options of vegetarian breakfast. Having said that, there was always fruits, breads, toasts, etc the standard staples so no complaints. Reception staff weren't too welcoming as they seemed to just get you past their desk, not sure whether that was racism or just the culture. Rooms are nice and spacious and location of hotel is very convenient for travellers depending on public transport. Several of chinese eateries right at the doorstep.