Cleanliness is a relative term, so I'm going to use the "college student" scale of cleanliness. My two college student age children couldn't even tolerate the conditions at this hotel and checked out early. Many stains on the sheets and pillow cases (and pillow cases were not supplied for some of the pillows). They asked for replacement sheets/pillow cases and... More

This is a hidden gem in New York. Whether you're on a budge, or you just want to avoid the hassle of staying in Manhattan; this hotel is for you. It's located on the 7 line on the subway on the 40th street stop. It's only about a 10 minute ride over to Times Square / 42nd street station. From... More

This is a great value for NYC trips. There is easy access to the 7 line which goes directly to Grand Central Station or Times Square (about a 20 minute ride). The neighborhood has nearby places to eat and we always felt safe walking from the subway to the hotel at the end of the evening. Our room was clean... More

Saturday night's a full house on Queens Blvd's La Quinta (and 35% more expensive than Sunday night, too). "Clubbers" (mostly young wanting a crash pad after a night of clubbing in Brooklyn and Lower Manhattan fill super convenient places like this. Think clean, but with a rock hard bed, the Long Island Railroad passing outside the window, a dead light... More

For the value, this is a good hotel to stay at, by all means this is not a 5 star. Was there for busness and it's a quick hop to Manhattan, on the 7 line. There are a bunch of places to eat along Queens Blvd. If you don't like the Free B-fast then there ae other places to eat... More

We only live about one hour from Manhattan, but my husband and I were looking to get away for a weekend without the kids. My friend who grew up in Jackson Heights recommended La Quinta. Park your car (yes there is a small lot with limitted parking, but this is NYC - parking is limitted everywhere! and there is also... More

The hotel was nice. The parking is free, which is good because all the hotel in manhattan are too expensive, but they have limited place. but all around the hotel you can park your car in the street very easily. Free breakfast until 10 a.m; egg, sausage, muffin, bagel, donuts, coffee and cereal Accross the street Mcdonald's, liquor store and... More

I stayed at this hotel on the Thanksgiving long weekend for Friday and Saturday nights. I am currently living in the US and working as an au pair, and as we only earn $200 a week, my friends and I wanted a 'budget' place to stay so that we had access to NYC for the weekend, but still somewhere clean... More

I think that La Quinta Inn Queens, is a great economic choice to stay in NY especially those who want to go to Manhattan every day (I stayed there for 6 nights). The rooms are comfortable, quiet and very clean. Cleaning and change of towels and bed linen are made every day. Good breakfast taking into consideration american standards: orange... More