Needed a place close to LaGuardia airport for a 24 hour stay. Got a room with a king sized bed and breakfast on Expedia for $187 with tax. Free parking on premises is very limited - I think I counted a total of 10 spots - but we arrived at 3 pm on a Friday and got one. The bed was comfy, everything was clean, and the shower pressure/temperature were fine. Slightly annoying that the bathroom door wouldn't stay open. Check in and out were easy. Room had a fridge and flatscreen TV, neither of which we used. Only about a 4 minute walk to the 7 line of the subway into midtown Manhattan. Would stay here again under similar circumstances.

Long Island City is so close to Manhattan, it's worth it to stay here to save money. Area is little gritty looking but is perfectly safe. Plenty of car/pedestrian traffic up to 9:00 pm on a weekday. I never felt unsafe walking back to the hotel at night. There is a 7-11 next door. It's a 5 min walk to the 33rd St station on the 7 train, and it's 5 stops to Grand Central.

The rooms are clean, but the furniture/fixtures are beat up. Toilet handle was loose (missing the retaining nut). The switch on one of the wall lamps was loose (again, missing a retaining nut). Guests really bang things up. Still, these little things should be fixed. My wardrobe closet had the door removed. Probably broken by a guest. The fridge in the room is big, which is nice, so you can store larger bottles of water/soda standing up.

The toilet in the bathroom is extremely low flow. I swear, it seems like it doesn't flush more than a quart of water. But it works, much to my surprise.

The continental breakfast is basic, but it's pretty decent way to start your day--eggs, sausage, juice, coffee, bread/rolls, cereal, yogurt.

Stayed here Bc most hotels booked during fashion week. Inconvenient location (have stayed elsewhere in LIC without any difficulty getting a cab/Lyft or food nearby). Staff is the only highlight as everyone I encountered was kind and helpful. The hotel is poorly maintained. I got stuck with a smoking room and was appalled by the condition of the room (see photos). The bed was comfy but everything in the room had this patina of misery and the stench of old cigarettes and desperation. There were people in and out of my floor, the emergency exit door was propped open at all hours, and I’m pretty sure the room’s door couldn’t withstand a swift kick. The continental breakfast was inadequate (would only trust the raisin toast) and the eating area was filled with boxes and didn’t look clean. This place needs a overhaul; it doesn’t live up to the usual Wyndham experience.