Nice One!

Pros: Central location, E line qroud the corner (which brings you to JFK or La Guardio airport and to Manhattan). Nice and friendly staff, free wifi, clean rooms and hotel, really good roof top. many places to eat at this area and supermarkets, breakfast which is good

Cons: It seems to be a bit pricy, but it's about the location.

Exceptional

Exceptional

Pros: Great location, everyday new towels and clean room, breakfasts

Cons: No place for smokers under roof

We will be back

Pros: Everything was perfect. We loved the easy transit to the city with the subway. Staff was very helpful and friendly. Breakfast room is a little small and you might need a little patience before getting a table. But breakfast was good. We will book again :)

Good

VFM for New york

Pros: The cleanliness and the location

Cons: We stayed there for 7 days. The breakfast was very tasty and very well cooked! But the main problem is when you have breakfast you want a little bit of variety. For 7 days, we had the same things: eggs, fritata, pancakes, and the only thing that changed was between bacon and burger. When you are booking for 2 to 4 days, it s ok, but for 7, it s a bit harsh!

Good location

Pros: Breakfast was good, clean room

Exceptional

Exceptional

Very good

Exceptional

Pros: I always book with LIC

Superb

Pleasant

Very good

Pros: Kind staff, clean, nice rooftop, awesome connection to a transportation,

Conveniently located, Excellent Connectivity to...

Pros: The LIC (Long Island City) Hotel is located just a block away from the Court Square-23rd Street Station, which is on the "E" Subway line, originating at Jamaica and terminating at #1 World Trade Center, or vice versa. Thus it, in turn, is connected to JFK Airport by Airtrain. Easy accessibility and connectivity are the two most salient attributes that this Hotel is endowed with. Lexington Avenue and 53rd Street station in Manhattan is exactly ONE station away. The Queens neighborhood of the LIC Hotel is rapidly developing and upcoming. A Convenience Store, Pizzeria, Subway Sandwich shop, public laundromat and a host of ordinary through upscale restaurants all surround this location. Queens Plaza/Queensboro Plaza are both close to the Hotel within walking distance. There is a Fridge in each room, to store (and not fritter-away!) any foodstuff. Inside the Hotel is peaceful, notwithstanding the endless traffic both on Queens' 21st Street and the Queensboro Ed Koch Bridge. The staff is courteous and promptly trouble-shoots any difficulties. Reasonably priced. A breath-taking Manhattan view from the terrace.

Cons: Please see if a Microwave Oven could be provided.

Beyond our expectations!

Pros: The room was clean and spacious, bed very comfortable. The location was ideal as it is beside the subway and perfect for exploring the city. Breakfast was included, there is also a washing machine in the basement, and staff was always helpful and nice. This hotel was a really nice surprise overall!

Cons: It can be a bit noisy at night if you sleep on street side so I’d recommend ear plugs :)

Exceptional

Pros: I liked the location. Its closer to the city that i thought. Took the subway late at night and the area felt safe. The bed was big and comfortable I would reccomend..

Pleasant

Good

Great find, just the essentials

Pros: Overall, this hotel was a great find. It's in a great location, and generally speaking it was just what I needed, and not more. The bathroom was very clean, bed comfortable, and the rooftop is a hidden treasure. When the weather is nice, definitely go up on the roof and check out the view. All of the staff were very friendly and accommodating.

Cons: Although the temperature in the room was sometimes difficult to regulate, it was never a problem. It also would have been nice if there was a screen on the window, but also not a big issue. The only real issues I had during my stay were the speed of the wifi and the seating in the breakfast area. I needed to work from the hotel a couple of mornings, and the wifi was not quite fast enough, so I had to create a hotspot with my phone. At breakfast, there were a couple of times where I had to wait, or join an already full table. I did take my food up to my room one morning, since I couldn't find anywhere to sit and needed to eat and go. Community seating is usually not an issue, but I know that some people are not as comfortable asking to share, and it would be nice if there was a counter or somewhere like that for solo travelers to eat without taking up a 2 or 4 person table.