Top Indoor lodgings in Queens, United States

The hotel was fine, just a few minutes from the subway station and in the middle of Chinatown. With the shopping mall across the road, you have everything in just a few minutes walking distance. The room was alright, a bit smaller than expected, but it was clean. The view from the rooftop bar is great and when the Mets play, the stadium really lights up. Even with La Guardia airport in sight, we had no sound issues with planes flying by

I really enjoied the stay in the Parc Hotel during my son’s wedding. Great location
in Flushing, a lot of authentic Chinese food nearby. The gentleman who works at
the front desk is really helpful and nice. I will come back next time!!!

Wife and I loved our stay here. Just outside of Flushing chinatown with quick access to LGA. Very walkable area. The rooms have Nespresso machines with Starbucks pods! As a coffee lover, this is a huge plus. Seems like an older building with some modern renovations. Staff are polite and helpful.

The hotel is actually really nice as the rooms are well-furnished, beautifully decorated, and the entire place seems quite new. These are actually the largest rooms I've ever seen in NYC so they felt very spacious which was a nice change for once.
HOWEVER, service was quite awful, seems like the staff really lack basic social skills, customer courtesy, and any semblance of friendliness. Didn't see a single smile from staff and workers seemed pretty miserable. Won't be staying here again due to the lack of friendliness

Terrible Stay, Zero Follow-Up from Management

The worst stay I ever had in a hotel - especially for what I paid. Had an awful night at Parc Hotel. Dirty room—dust, dirt, and stray hairs everywhere. Thin walls make every sound in the hall echo in the room. Lumpy mattress and cold shower added to the misery. Breakfast was inedible. Emailed management, but no reply. Clearly, they don't care. Look elsewhere for a hotel.

I stayed for 4 nights to attend and event nearby and the hotel was fine not glamorous but adequate for tourist travelers, yes it smells of napthalen but you get used to it. All the service staff are happy and friendly, if you take time to get to know them. Reception are helpful if pushed. It's well situated opposite a large mall with restaurants coffee and supermarket and 5min walk to line 7 subway very convenient and safe. The hotel itself is pretty and the rooms are nice, bed comfortable, coffee machine and small fridge, I had a nice view from my room. This hotel met my needs and price point due to my exchange rate being so bad, I'd stay there again and recommend to others with a few caveats though.

We booked a room here because of a last-minute flight cancelation, and everything except the suites were full. The suite was about $400/night after fees, and included a family room, simple kitchenette, and queen bedroom with TV. It was probably a nice room originally, but you can tell it's been through the ringer over the years. Stains (and wet spots??) were on the couch and floor, mysterious dried liquids dripping down the doors, and very outdated lights, tables, etc. The breakfast consisted of toast, cereal, and various juices. Pillow was super flat but staff was happy to provide another. There might have been more, but they stopped serving 15 minutes early which is when I showed up.
They have a nice late check-out time of noon, but as a result, don't expect to check-in early while they clean rooms. I couldn't check-in until 6pm.
Overall, it'll work in a pinch. It's safe and close to the airport. But don't expect luxury, and DO expect high prices 😅