Hotels in Long Island City, NY

“Didn’t have an issue with this place. Pretty good price for the duration that I stayed. Stayed in the guest king room and honestly not so much space to work with if you have a lot of luggage but it worked for me as a solo traveller. Bed super comfy and shower pressure was so good!! Had to go all the way downstairs for boiling water though but other than that located in Long Island which is one subway stop from manhattan. Great for a first time traveller to NYC. Didn’t get the great view everyone else was talking about.”

“We enjoyed our stay at the hotel. The rooms were clean and spacious. Wendy at the front desk was amazing and the rest of the employees were absolutely professional. I wasn’t a fan of the breakfast, but to be fair breakfast isn’t my favorite meal. Look forward to coming back here in the Fall.”

“Hotel is simple equiped and easy to reach. Rooms are quiet and the area seems to be very safe. The breakfast is OK in Relation to the price. Employees we're friendly and helpful. WE had a Problem with the hairdryer and it was solved immediately. Airport Transfer not necessary, good Connection by Subway.”

“First time.
Can’t say it’s the best in the city.
But it’s unbeatable.
Can’t believe I used to hundreds for other hotels .
For 60ish bucks a night , can’t say no. Highly recommended.”

“We stayed at the Ravel Hotel over the Fourth of July, and it was such a great experience. When we checked in, I asked if there was any chance we could get a room with a view, even though I knew it was a last-minute request. Jaidev, the AGM, was kind enough to make it happen, and we ended up with an amazing view of the Queensboro Bridge. It honestly made our trip that much more special.
I also have to give a shoutout to Anish, who was so friendly and helpful throughout our stay. Both of them went out of their way to make us feel welcome, and that kind of hospitality really stands out.
We spent time at the rooftop for a Fourth of July event, and the views and atmosphere were incredible. Between the amazing service, the beautiful room, and the rooftop experience, we had an unforgettable stay. We’ll definitely be back, and I highly recommend the Ravel Hotel to anyone visiting NYC.”

“Stayed at the Courtyard by Marriott Long Island recently and overall it was… an experience with a few plot twists.

First, the good stuff: the room itself was a decent size, which in hotel terms means I could open my suitcase and still walk around without performing Olympic-level gymnastics. The bed was comfortable, the space was clean, and everything generally looked well kept.

Now for the adventure portion of the stay.

It rained while we were there, so naturally we asked the front desk about umbrellas. Apparently umbrellas at this hotel are a limited-edition collectible item because they had already run out by 8am. So instead of borrowing one like a normal traveler, we ended up buying our own in the rain, which felt less like hospitality and more like a side quest.

Housekeeping also decided to take one of the days off from visiting our room one day, and they only came at 5pm to ask if we wanted our room made up.

As for amenities… well, let’s just say the room believed in minimalism. Very minimalism. If hotel rooms could do yoga, this one would be a minimalist guru.

One surprisingly nice perk: there’s a water station on the gym level where you can refill bottles. Honestly, that little hydration oasis became the MVP of the stay.

Overall: a solid room size, decent comfort, and a nice water refill station — but bring your own umbrella, keep expectations modest on amenities, and maybe give housekeeping a friendly reminder you exist.”

“The bed was good and the location was reasonable, especially as it was close to the subway. Breakfast has no variations and milk is offered cold.

Food & drinks: The neighborhood does not offer reasonable food. If you want to eat well you have to travel by metro.”

“Excellent considering the price range. (As of 2015, about 90,000 won per night)
Recommended for student travelers like me who have no money and are unable to find accommodation in Manhattan.

As it is a 3-star hotel, all factors including room condition and distance from central New York are average, but the biggest advantage is that the hotel provides its own pick-up service to the subway station.
(As of 2015, I don’t know if this is still the case)

The counter staff also kindly responded to my request (in brief English) for a refund of one night's lodging fee due to the schedule being shortened by one day. The room was spacious and the bed was soft.

There isn't much to see around the hotel, but it's not bad if you're a first-time visitor to the United States and want to take a walk around the ordinary American residential streets of Long Island, a bit far away from the hustle and bustle that comes to mind when you think of New York (Manhattan, to be exact).

The hotel breakfast consists of a bagel, scrambled eggs, cereal, a few donuts, and coffee.
It's not bad if you eat a light breakfast, but I regretted it after leaving because it would have been better if I had taken a morning walk and bought something from a nearby local deli.”

“We stay here whenever we visit NYC, staff is always helpful, kind, and the building is clean and well managed. It is a clean place to sleep with beautiful bathrooms and an easy Uber into Manhattan!”

“Stayed at this hotel years ago during a big trip. I was so scared as I was completely alone and it was my first time travelling from another country. They went above and beyond to reassure me and despite being a young lady on my own I felt so safe and taken care of. It'd probably be a very long review if I left all the info but I'd highly recommend this place for any first time travellers”

“I truly enjoyed my stay at the Country Inn & Suites; it offered a wonderfully calm and comfortable atmosphere, perfect for unwinding after exploring the city. It was a beautiful space that encouraged a moment of quiet reflection, making me feel grateful for simple comforts and the deeper blessings in life. Such moments often lead one to ponder the meaning of our journey, and for me, Islam offers a beautiful path emphasizing peace, mercy, and balance in all things. It's a way of life that guides towards inner tranquility and the hope of lasting joy and true fulfillment in this world and the next. Wishing everyone moments of profound peace and discovery, wherever your path may lead.”

“Good room, comfortable beds; but the hall was a little dirty and I needed more variety of fruits at breakfast, very good location. ?

Rooms: Very comfortable and clean, good lighting

Nearby activities: Area of ​​many shopping centers, excellent location”