Hotels in LaGuardia Airport Area, New York

My daughter and I shared a room with double beds, the room was very spacious with everything you need (iron, ironing board, blow dryer, full bottles of shampoo - conditioner - body wash, etc.). Close to NYC, just across the bridge, Uber and taxis right outside the door. Front desk staff so helpful, friendly and professional. Very safe.

Quality Price TOP … nothing around the hotel .. very cool personal …

This hotel was a pleasant surprise for such a nice hotel, with outstanding customer service at an extremely affordable price.

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!

There is a clear reminder that the room will be cleaned every two days. When our room was not cleaned for 3 consecutive days, we went to the front desk to negotiate. The solution given was that only the garbage could be picked up on the same day. We agreed, but until check-out, no service staff showed up to clean up the garbage. I don't know if this is an occasional mistake of the hotel or it has always been like this. Apart from this episode, the other experiences are OK. The hotel is opposite the subway station, and there is a paid parking lot and a 24-hour supermarket next to it, which is convenient for travel.

The shuttle service to LGA and subway station is awesome! And the room is quite clean.

The hotel environment is good, the room is slightly small, the airport bus is available, and it is generally very convenient

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.

We recently stayed for 4 nights in a room with 2 queen beds (3 adults). Beds were very comfortable, room was small with just one tiny narrow wardrobe which didn’t even fit our 3 winter coats so be prepared to live out of the suitcase. Bathroom has a large shower , toilet and tiny sink which is sufficient. Room has a modern look. There is also a fridge which is very handy . The coffee/ tea maker (kettle) is useless (bag coffee is horrible) but you can help yourself to coffee and tea all day downstairs in the restaurant area. Breakfast had loads to choose from but restaurant is tiny for the amount of people so it’s a struggle to get seated at times. You can take your breakfast into your room though . Hot chocolate with cream and all sort of toppings is on offer in the the evening, a great treat after long cold day . You can order food into the hotel in the evening is you do t fancy eating burgers and fries every day 😄 Hotel is lovely and clean but located in a very rough area so walking to the station is an eye opener. Staff are very nice and helpful. It’s a short walk to underground station with easy access to Manhattan etc.. the hotel is a good value for money . Uber to JFK is only around 55 dollars and it’s worth taking as travel by underground is long and for 3 people the cost works out almost the same . We were satisfied with our stay at this hotel

The location is awesome, as Long Island City is just one subway stop away from Manhattan. The neighbourhood itself is interesting, because one can sense the real America just in this one tiny area: jobless African Americans mixed with hard-working Spanish immigrants and invisible middle class professionals hiding in newly constructed office towers and condominiums. The hotel, however, needs better design to make the clients feel more at ease. One example, the breakfast area has no window and looks worse than a struggling diner. Perhaps it’s designed in such a way so that secure middle class and upper middle class folks won’t choose this brand…