Boro Hotel

The hotel was wonderful! We had a great time while staying there. The room was spacious and warm but if you for a little hot you could crack a window and be fine. The shower was able to stay hot for long periods of time which is NICE during those cold nights. We had dinner at the restaurant one night and the food was good and the ambiance was very romantic . Definitely get the pizza! It can be a bit of a walk to some subway lines (10-12 minutes) to get into the city but in total will only take about 35 minutes to get you to the city. The hotel offers baggage storage before and after checkout! I recommend going in the spring/ summer if you want to check out the roof top views as they only open it during that time. The concierge was extremely nice ( a bald man with glasses) !! All in all would definitely book again!

We recently stayed at BORO hotel in New York City and was thoroughly impressed by the experience. The staff at this hotel are exceptional; they went above and beyond to ensure our stay was comfortable and memorable. Their helpfulness and attention to detail really stood out.
The rooms were immaculate – clean, well-maintained, and cozy. As for the hotel itself, it boasts a modern and appealing design that adds to the overall experience.
The location is another plus - the hotel is not right in the center of the hustle and bustle, which I appreciated for a more relaxed stay. Yet, it’s conveniently within walking distance to Manhattan (or just one subway stop).
Overall, our stay at BORO hotel was exceptional. I highly recommend it to anyone visiting NYC and looking for a comfortable, clean, and welcoming place to stay. The combination of outstanding service, pristine accommodations, and a great location makes this hotel a top choice. The experience overall was so chilled and relaxed - such an easygoing atmosphere. I truly cannot recommend this place more.
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I've stayed at the Boro twice, first in 2018 and again earlier this month. The first stay was a leisure trip, the most recent was for business. In both stays, I've found the hotel to be extremely comfortable and quiet. The rooms are large by N.Y.C. standards with great views. The staff were friendly, courteous, and helpful. The best thing about the Boro is its location, just one subway stop out of Manhattan with a number of lines stopping a Queensboro/ Queens Plaza stations. You can get anywhere in the area quite easily. Also, the rates are significantly better than any hotel in Manhattan. Finally, Beebe's restaurant, just off the lobby serves an excellent breakfast and dinner. During my recent business stay it made my life much easier. In sum, the Boro Hotel is one of those hidden gems of N.Y.C.

The lobby and restaurant were aesthetically pleasing, the staff were pleasant and efficient. I didn’t care for the room. It was poorly lit and could’ve been better furnished. I paid a lot more for a balcony room and the balcony looked and felt like a fancy fire escape. I was so disappointed. I would not recommend.

I booked a reservation at the Boro Hotel when I found myself priced out of even "moderate" hotels in Manhattan. Great decision on my part. I had a standard double, and it was quite spacious, clean, and reasonably priced. The staff was great. In terms of location, it is less than a five minute walk to the subway station (39th Ave/Dutch Kills), and the N and W trains get you into Manhattan in less than 10 minutes. Also, if you prefer to stay in the neighborhood, there are plenty of great restaurants (I recommend Beebe's, John Brown's BBQ, and Samosa Bites). Will definitely stay here on my next visit to NYC.

It was an interesting stay at Boro Hotel in New York.
The staff were very friendly and attentive.
The location was a bit to be desired. They say it's an up and coming area, that may be so, but I think it's going to be a few years.
We had our room on the 10th floor with city views which were amazing.
The room itself was a simple industrial look and very large. There were floor to ceiling glass windows and a balcony wide enough to walk on but not for any seating.
The hotel had a large rooftop terrace which was closed unfortunately due to the weather.

In town to visit family. Expensive. They add a resort fee, their definition of "resort" is far different than mine. After all added fees and taxes, over $500 per night. Room on second floor had no real view. It was of decent size with a very comfortable bed and pillows. Good sized bathroom with a nice shower that will fit 2. No refrigerator. Hotel has a restaurant that serves all 3 meals during the day. Food was very good and reasonably priced. Staff in both the hotel and restaurant were exceptional. Odd neighborhood location, but it's New York. $40 Uber or taxi into Manhattan