Went here for Gay Pride. For the price we paid (about $120 per night), we thought it was "quality." Everything was basic, but clean and comfy. The neighborhood was definitely safe, even though it was a bit gloomy with the old buildings. At night it was quiet. Easy, quick access to public transportation. Customer service was nice enough, didn't encounter any issue.

Just picture that you are staying in a 3-4 star hotel, minus the fanciness (e.g. flat screen tv) and size (walking space was 2-person wide). Everything else was great! If you are looking for a safe, clean and relatively inexpensive place to stay, then this is your best bet. Only con is that it's a big far away from the heart of NYC; expect 25-35 min of public transportation each way. BTW, the diner nearby is delicious and serves an awesome amount of food for the price!

I would recommend this hotel highly,its priced affordable ,close to all modes of commutes in to the city.Its very clean and a continental breakfest is served.But most of all they go out of the way to make each person who enters the door to feel like a guest in their home and they attend to your every need.This staff and management are all about the guest from the smiles to there helpfulness.I myself had a chance to experience one of the nicest gestures from this team.They made a rather sad day for me to one of the nicest gestures I could have received and you dont find that just any where.So if your looking to find a great hotel and feel as if you arrived home check this hotel out ,you will be pleased and save on money as well.Additionally the rooms are large and and very comfortable as well,5 stars is my review.

If you have stayed at other Quality Inns you will find this one very similar. Actually, I found it better than most Quality Inns - it's a newer property, breakfast is above average, and the staff is more professional. You are in NYC, though so the rooms are smaller (though surprisingly big), the rates are higher (of course), the staff is more curt (but professional), and there is train noise (but minor, no worse than a highway). Our room also had some other minor issues, but fewer than most Quality Inns. Location is very convenient to Manhattan and much cheaper. You are very close to 5 subway lines and not far from a 6th so it's easy to go anywhere - the subway stops are much closer to the hotel than the MTA map would suggest (get a Queens bus map to see for yourself). Traveler tip: take the NQ line one stop north to 36th Ave for some great South American restaurants (on the east of the line) and Indian restaurants (on the west side of the line)!