Nice hotel with very friendly staff. A pleasant and large room and a good-sized bathroom, unfortunately with a sliding door that could not be closed properly. Kitchen with refrigerator, sink, large microwave, dishwasher. The atmosphere of a small suite with a comfortable seating area. Nice and welcomed after wandering around the city. Everything is very clean and tidy with a thorough cleaning service every day. The bed is of medium size with a mattress of average comfort. The sofa bed is not too comfortable to sleep on. The dining room where breakfast is served is excellently organised with very efficient staff. All food is replenished efficiently, tables are cleaned quickly and with the help of the staff, everyone finds a place to sit even in peak times. The stars of breakfast are definitely the waffles! A corner with coffee and tea, as well as apples at the reception are always available. The location is good in terms of proximity to Manhattan. The metro station is a few minutes' walk away. It is best to skip the walk in the area and go directly from and to the nearest metro station.

Excellent location. Just a couple of stations away from Manhattan by the "E" express-line. Also, Train R and Train 7 stop at the elevated station. On the other i.e. the Queens side, Jackson Heights-Roosevelt Avenue, a mighty busy area that truly is a melting pot. Our room # 910 was like a studio apartment. The kitchen was well-equipped, self-contained, complete, with a substantial fridge and a microwave, toaster, coffee-maker, even a dishwasher, dishwashing fluid and a scrubber, etc. A fair deal of storage space, good lighting, a multitude of TV channels to watch in your free time. Decent continental morning breakfast is provided, but just one suggestion: PLEASE have some option for vegetarians, such as a grilled cheese veg-sandwich, etc. Some top floors still command a substantial Manhattan view, esp. the Empire State and others in midtown Manhattan. Great Gym, lounge areas. The Hotel tariff is on the higher end if one is on a shoe-string budget, but it is worth it for a couple or a small family. The rooms are ultra-clean, spick and span. Housekeeping is done meticulously and regularly, and the Front Desk is 24/7 functional. I must mention Enzo, Chris and others who were so courteous, cordial, modest... they treat you with respect and make you feel that you are an important 'guest' to their Hotel. They also provide you pointers for travel to the nearby places and also into Manhattan. The neighborhood is a sprawling one, with a mini-Manhattan look, with its high-rise buildings. This place is almost at the Queens-end of the Ed Koch "Queensboro" Bridge, and in good weather, one can WALK over to Manhattan--- 1st Avenue (I have done it several times, during Spring). This is so cool ! Pizzeria, Indian "Raj's Kitchen" Restaurant (esp. take-away 'to go' foodstuff), Olive Organic Market, Salad-bar [especially for vegetarians like me!], are all so close, and so are the public laundromats.

Decent continental morning breakfast is provided, but just one suggestion: PLEASE have some option for vegetarians, such as a grilled cheese veg-sandwich, etc. Caution: Avoid some notorious homeless people on the 30th Street segment. An old homeless lady requested me to fetch a slice of pizza from Mike's Pizza. When I went in the pizzeria, she swiftly followed, ordered TWO slices, grabbed a soda and chips. Only out of decency, I paid up for all that, but only once. Chivalry and benevolence would not be virtues, if you are exploited, with emotional appeals

Fantastic Staff! Arrived early flight from Las Vegas. Was given a room straight away and breakfast. Highly recommended value for money in New York. Right next to subway, 15 mins from Central Park. Loved the make your own waffles.

The Location: The Hotel is located at a stone's throw from 39th Avenue-Dutch Kills Subway Station; also from Queens Plaza North and Queensboro Plaza. All these stations are a mere one- or two- stations away from Manhattan. There is thus an excellent connectivity with Manhattan. Also, that Queens area is a sprawling neighborhood. As to the Hotel, I guess it ought to be one of the best ones in the neighborhood. Excellent suites (I had opted for a studio with kitchenette) that embody a kitchen, microwave, dishwasher, a large fridge and also utensils, along with dishwashing soap, soap, scrubber...! Needless to mention a customized air conditioning unit! My room was #709 with little view but there is a patio or a small terrace, that came with a great view. As to the room, it is a huge studio apartment. The staff was ultra-courteous, helpful, gave pointers for places and always alert to help. Enzo, Chris, Manuel and in fact ALL in ALL were extremely modest, ready to assist. The breakfast was alright given the varied tastes. The Home2 administration has stringent cleanliness norms, which is very desirable! The housekeeping is done regularly, by the modest staff hailing mostly from Tibet, carrying out their work adroitly. If you meet any staff in the elevator, or passage, they greet you respectfully, akin to the tradition that would invariably be found in Japan! Another feature: The well-designed, artistic, firm Ed Koch (Queensboro) bridge offers a "walking-over" option to Manhattan if the weather is bracing and clement ! I myself have gone to Manhattan on foot several times!

Being strict vegetarian, of course, I was able to have cereals and milk, but mostly the 'staple' foods (a term I audaciously employ for breakfast!) were non-vegetarian. Why not have a veggie choice too ?

The room was big! We had the "no view room", but it still had a half view of the skyline which was wonderful. It had a full size fridge, microwave, cutlery, plates, dishwasher, a pull out table for dinner and extra couch, extra pillows, bed was comfier than my bed at home, very clean. Bathroom was big and very clean. I was super happy with room and price. My wife and I were so glad we chose this place over a tiny one in Manhattan for double the price and a fraction of the services/amenities. The hotel is literally seconds from 39 station where you can catch many trains to downtown within 13mins. There are also 2 other stations near by. There are 2 convenience stores within minutes walking distance that sell everything. and a wine store seconds away. The area was safe and we had no problems, definitely will stay here again next time. Oh and the breakfast in the morning was awesome. Cereal, 3 waffle stations, bagels, oatmeal, fruit, a variety of breakfast sandwiches (sausage and egg, ham, etc.), juices, coffee and tons of pastries. Staff was really great too!

Clean, comfortable large rooms. Great location

The breakfast buffet was grand beyond words with a live waffle making station and plenty of options from eggs, sandwiches, oats, fruits, yoghurt, cereal, toppings, bagels, biscuits, bread and other bakeries (so many baked goods to choose from), drinks and more. The hotel even gave out apples as gifts throughout our stay there and celebrated world pretzel day with free pretzels! The staff was so friendly and accommodating. I would like to acknowledge Chris, Zahir and Lama for all their kindness and help! The location was 2 mins walking distance from subway station Dutch Kills and 7-10 mins walking from Queensboro Plaza. The room amenities were good and as publicised with comfortable beds and amazing room service that went above and beyond.

I wish there was a kettle in the room instead of the coffee maker. Also, the A/C was a bit old, dusty, loud and cold however we could not turn it off as it was set automatically for ventilation.

Room and breakfast are excellent

Location was great! The hotel and the room was VERY clean, something which is rare for hotels nowadays. The staff wad awesome! can’t say enough about the staff. Chris, the receptionist helped us find a parking spot on the street so that we can save 3 nights x $40 = $120 worth of parking at the hotel. But all employees were really kind, helpful and attentive.

1. The hotel is somewhat overpriced given its amenities. It could be that those high prices were due to the Memorial Day weekend but this is just a speculation. 2. Also, another thing to consider: the AC unit in the rooms is on the floor (rooms do not have a central AC system where cooled air comes from the ceiling) and the cooled air blows exactly at the same level of the bed where we were sleeping, pointing directly on our bodies. The position of the bed was just half a foot away from the cooling unit and therefore, you could easily catch a cold if you were not covered by a blanket. A suggestion is to place the beds and the cooling units far away from each other so that the cooled air does not blow directly on your body when you sleep.

Very clean, good location - close to the subway, towel change every day, nice view, quiet area.

Breakfast the same every day & limited products, sliding door at the bathroom & tricky to close, incidental deposit 50 $/night, problems with payment, we were charged more for the total amount & double charged for the first night, they said it was a system glitch & after 3 days we got the money back.