We stayed in this hotel for one night as it was close to the drop off point after a Niagra falls tour we went on before leaving NY. The hotel itself and the room were unremarkable and for the price we paid ($210) was expensive for that type of room. No major complaints, room was relatively clean and of OK size (for NY). Flushing is a fair distance from downtown Manhattan, so I wouldn't stay here if you are planning a visit to downtown New York city. This place is close to the Tennis arena so might be an option if your after a room after watching the open ( I think this is probably why our room was expensive as the tennis was on around the time we stayed there).

Depending on the price you get it for, this is an OK option for a night's stay as is fairly close to both major NYC airports (arrange your own taxi as the receptionist called a hire car when we asked for a cab).

The Comfort Inn corporation should be embarrassed to have their name on the sign. I had a guaranteed reservation for a non smoking room, but upon check in was informed that my non smoking room had been given to someone else and all that was available was a smoking room. The room was in a state of disrepair and dirty - even the telephone didn't work. Internet service was unreliable and sporadic at best. It is in a very noisy location on the flight path for LaGuardia. Tough area - nothing available but Asian food.

for you. I had no problems with it... Overall, it's a pretty decent place to stay while in NY. The hotel is within walking distance to the end of the 7 line (Main St.) Breakfast from 7a-10a is good and basic as you get to make your own waffles but get there early as some item will not get re-stocked once they run out... Wi-fi access was basically crappy as we got none! Got hard wire cable from front desk instead. Lots of great places to eat in the area also. The staff at the front desk was very helpful with general info for directions and stuff... My main issue with this hotel is with house keeping, like many places they simply do not clean properly... mainly with dusting...so if you're allergic to dust then stay elsewhere...

All we needed was a clean inexpensive room to sleep during our 7-day tour of Manhattan. The room rate was excellent. I stayed at this hotel on a semi-businessl trip 6 years ago. It's in the chinatown of Flushing, New York so there are great and cheap chinese restaurants all over. It's close to LaGuardia airport but planes stopped flying over between 9 to 10 pm. There's a safe in the closet large enough to accomodate at least 2 laptops. If bathroom is occupied, there's a spare bathroom in the basement! I don't understand the 'not too well' reviews since their complaints would had been corrected by this establishment, i.e., left a written note to clean a few (very few!) molds around the shower stall. When we arrived, after an exhaustive visit of Manhattan, the bathroom was sparkling clean. Also, complained about stains on a couple of washed towels and was assured we only had clean towels until we checked out. The desk clerks were always helpful on any need we ask for and were always helpful giving us tips when going to places. The breakfast is nothing to complain about when compared to other hotels with continental breakfast. There are lots of items to choose from - make your own waffles, scrambled eggs, sausage, bagels, fruit, cereal, juice, coffee, etc. We saved on a meal of the day, 7x! The hotel is within walking distance from the start (or end) of the Queens "7" Subway line. It's very convenient to reach various destinations - from the Yankee Stadium to the Battery Park, from Times Square to the METS Stadium. Trips to Manhattan varies from half an hour to 45 minutes. We did not rent a car and used the excellent subway system, New York City had to offer.
I would love to visit New York City again someday and would not hesitate to stay at this hotel. I hope they don't change management by then...