The Parc Hotel

Great hotel blocks away from the 7 train close to different markets and also the mall where u can do last minute shopping as well. I would recommend that people visiting NY stay here for sure for an in expensive stay where u have access to the trains and malls ! The area it’s in is no «42^nd street times sq «but it’s still nice.

The worst reception staff! I’d give it a minus star if I had =(

Staying at a hotel in New York is so expensive but The Parc Hotel is cheaper option compared to other hotels. The Parc is located right in Flushing (China Town) so there’s Chinese food everywhere within walking distance. A few blocks down from the hotel there’s a subway (Train 7) that you can take to get around Manhattan. There’s also a mall, Skyview, right next to the hotel which includes a Target, Best Buy, Uniqlo, Nike, and many more. This hotel also provides free wifi and complimentary breakfast!
The Standard Room ⁴⁄₅: This is the first hotel I’ve ever stayed at that had only one queen bed in a standard room. It’s a small room in general, but it felt cozy so I liked it. The hotel room is very modern and bright because of the large windows. The bed, pillows, and towels were all pretty soft. I was so impressed with the quality of their hygiene products (shampoo, conditioner, etc).
Customer Service ⁵⁄₅: Fantastic. From when I checked in and out of the hotel, I was greeted at the lobby. Everyone was really kind and accommodated to my needs.
Cleanliness ³⁄₅: The hotel looked clean for the most part but I noticed that one of my towels had a hole in it and I saw some yellow/​orange stains on some of the towels. I guess those stains are permanent?
Free breakfast ⁴⁄₅: Don’t miss out on the complimentary breakfast. They have a mix of American and Chinese breakfast food. They have cereal, bagels, donuts, boiled eggs, steamed pork buns, fried Chinese breadstick (my favorite), and more.
Overall, I enjoyed my stay at The Parc Hotel. I highly recommend it if you’re visiting New York!

honestly, one of the best hotels i’ve stayed in a while. first of all, the price for this hotel is SUPER affordable. Second, the staff is sooo nice! the front desk is super helpful & they even carry your luggage up to the room. the rooms are very nice. clean and modern. i literally had no complaints or problems. i would give it more stars if i could. THANKS FOR A WELCOMING STAY PARC HOTEL!

this is a fraudulent company who engages in false advertising online regarding their booking policy. They will charge your card with no refund regardless of cancellation or no show. We are considering file law suit against this criminal enterprise to expose their commercial fraud online.

If I could give this hotel zero stars I would! This was a complete and total nightmare experience when our flight was canceled at LaGuardia and we were desperate for a hotel. This was the only room left. I have NO doubt they illegally increased the price to almost $ 400 a night since it was the same as our boutique hotel in Manhattan. The hotel smelled, had torn ratty towels, no blankets for the pull out couch (but finally came through around 10:30 pm with blankets). Even tried to enjoy the roof top bar — small plastic cups of unchilled white wine for $ 14 each. The «free» breakfast was very skimpy. It is hard to feel welcome here. I’m shocked that people are rating this hotel as high as they are. We definitely were taken advantage of on price but at that late hour with one room left that we could find after calling 10 hotels– what choice! And I have to say expectations are low of those who are rating this hotel high. There is absolutely no way this hotel should be above a one or two star based on price and lack of cleanliness and amenities. Also my child came home with BED BUG BITES! The one positive is the front desk is nice.
Avoid if you can!

I don’t think people wants to be in this hotel. Their cancellation policy is very tricky. Just be careful. Ask, before you book with them.

Beautiful spot. Nice rooms, clean & comfy. Beautiful roof top bar– friendly staff. I live in the area & will definitely be coming back here to unwind.

JetBlue canceled my flight and rebooked me the next day. There were exactly zero hotels with vacancies near JFK. I wanted to avoid the long can ride back and forth to Manhattan. So I googled boutique hotels and found this place in Flushing, about 10 miles from JFK– very close to Laguardia, actually, and right off the highway.
I am pleasantly surprised. I am giving 4 stars because, for the price, this is a pleasant place. The woman at the front desk was kind– which soothed my nerves considering how the airline treated me. The room is clean and the bed is comfortable. There are 6 pillows on my king bed and white sheets over a comforter– which is really actually fairly important to me. The bathroom is tiled and well designed. The bath products are herbal and smelled very nice.
The windows go from floor to ceiling. They have 2 layers of blinds, which allowed me to screen some light and mask the view without making me feel like I am trapped in a box, a point about which I am sensitive. The view is of a tired neighborhood, but I did not have to go explore it because there was a truly tasty free breakfast featuring good coffee, hard boiled eggs that were still warm (as I like them) and Chinese dumplings. I also took a banana and a free newspaper to go.
The only downside is that I cannot log in to the Internet to work. Wifi is free, and my phone connected easily– but the work computer and iPad reject the connection. Could be security issues. However much I should be working, I am comfortable enough that I just may chill for an hour before I head to the airport.
My experience here was far better than I expected. And I paid $ 180 for the room– so that was pretty amazing for NYC. If I got stuck here again, I’d come back.

We stayed here for 2 days (4 people). It’s take $ 240 per night. We like the appearance from the outside, but the rooms weren’t like we expected. When we got in, we realized we only had one set of towels so we had to call them to deliver. The designs inside the room weren’t really luxury but cheap furnishings and they didn’t prepare enough stuff for the customers. We also had to called the front desk to ask for ice because they didn’t have the ice machine. This is ridiculous. we thought it’s the most basic thing that a hotel supposed to provide… the sink is also dripping and we had to ask to to fix it. Although they provided two free bottled water and Nespresso Machine (the coffee maker is far away cheaper then the ice maker), they weren’t being thoughtful for customers, kind of luxury outside but being stingy inside. Won’t come back again.

Booked a room here online and chose a «pay at check out» option. They decided to ignore this request and go ahead and cancel a reservation without any notice whatsoever. So my girlfriend and I go to check in only to be told that we no longer had a reservation and that the room had been filled. The best they could offer us was a smaller room at a higher rate than what we originally booked. Very unsatisfied.

It is so bad. In the morning at 10 o’clock. The lobby is working, extremely noisy, I have to shout at my friends then they can hear me. When I called front desk, they only know to said «what can I do for u?» Never help guests to solve the problem.

My boyfriend and I were visiting NYC, and we were wanting something nice and cheap. Well, that’s pretty much impossible to get in Manhattan and somewhat hard to get just outside the city so after a lot of time looking up places, we decided on Parc Hotel. It’s somewhat far away from the city (~30 min just to get into the city, up to an hour to get anywhere around the island), but it’s somewhat closeby to the subway station, just 2 blocks away (5 – 10 min walk).
Check-​in is at 3 pm, but our flight was early and we arrived around 1 – 2 pm. They were kind enough to give us an early check-​in. We got a standard queen room. The room isn’t very large, but space isn’t that big of a deal to me. What mattered was a comfortable bed to sleep on for 6 nights and a clean room and bathroom which was exactly what we got. They also give 2 free bottles of water in the refrigerator which is awesome! They have C.O. Bigelow as shower amenities which is nice (not gonna lie, stole a couple of bottles during our stay). The bed was so comfortable! It’s probably more comfortable than the bed at my home.
They have a gym if you need one and also complimentary breakfast! It’s great for those who want a Chinese breakfast because they have Chinese donuts, congee, pork steamed buns, and hot unsweetened soymilk. Legit! For those not interested in those, they have some pastries and cereal and hard boiled eggs. Dining area is very large and they have people clean up after you.
The hotel is right next to a mall that has a couple of nice stores and a Target. Then, there’s pretty much Chinatown down the block if you’re craving some good ol’ Chinese food.
I had an awesome stay here despite having to travel a long time every day to get into the city. If you don’t mind the commute, I highly recommend this place if you’re looking for a cheap place to stay at outside of the city.

First, I picked this hotel because it looked great online, was close to where I needed to be and had a ROOFTOP BAR. I check in to find out that the bar is closed due to «new management.» BTW… there’s not a nearby liquor store or decent bar aside from Applebee’s near by.
Second, when I returned to my room one day… the door was open from when housekeeping had come to clean. The front desk didn’t seem too upset by this and said they would «address» the issue. WTF does that mean?
Third…there’s no parking. You can park in the garage of the mall near by but its a decent one plus block and expensive.
Rooms are tiny and lack lighting. Probably won’t choose to stay here again when I need to return. Definitely caters to an Asian community. If you need a very basic room for the night, I guess its okay.

One of many Flushing hotels catering to the Chinese community and La Guardia Airport. Walking distance to Main Street and hundreds of restaurants and shops, and a longer walk/​short drive to Citi Field, home of the Mets, and the National Tennis Center.
The rooms are New York small, and maintenance is not the best. Parking is about a block away in the shopping center ($ 24/​day), and there is a roof bar with great views of the Manhattan skyline. Prices vary by the day from around $ 110 to $ 150 per night.
This is not high on my list of places to stay in Flushing, but it is adequate if you don’t have a car, and roll in late at night without time to make other plans.

Got stranded in NYC for a night due to a weather related flight cancellation. Delta Airlines was about as unhelpful as they could possibly be, so I was left to fend for myself and landed on this place for a cheap room near La Guardia. The hotel itself is probably a 3 star place. Comfortable accommodations, but not a lot of bells or whistles and a little small, but perfect for the price.
The reason I ranked this as a 4 was the front desk attendant. He sort of went above and beyond. I got into a huge verbal altercation with our moronic cab driver who tried to rip me off (wouldn’t accept the Delta cab voucher after I plainly told him I was going to use it when getting in at the airport.) Anyway, the guy followed me into the hotel lobby shouting at me for being rude to him and refusing to tip because he made me pay in cash, and the front desk attendant stepped in and really took care of it. Basically he threatened to call the cops on the guy and got him out of the lobby. Really nice work. He also got us checked in quickly despite all the commotion.
The room was clean, they also had these really good Chinese dumplings at the complimentary breakfast. Also I like their little breakfast room on the second floor, it’s kind of different and unique. It’s right next to Target as well.

3.5 stars. Small, albeit cute, clean, and quiet hotel. Nothing fancy. Stayed here for one night when Delta cancelled our flight and we were forced to find a hotel to stay the night at near LaGuardia. This hotel had a really reasonable room rate. It was small (but very comfortable — especially the bed!), and the people working the front desk were very professional and friendly. The area seemed a little odd, not much to walk to around the hotel except for a Target a few blocks down and a bunch of Chinese restaurants, but there was about a half foot of snow outside and I didn’t have a jacket so I wasn’t leaving the premises even if someone paid me.
They provided a complimentary continental breakfast which was unique and good — some American stuff like cereal and donuts, and some Chinese fare like congee and bao (yum). If you are Chinese, this might be the spot for you — the hotel seems to cater to Chinese w/​the Chinese breakfast, extra Chinese channels in the rooms, and some Chinese-​speaking staff.
I’d definitely stay here again if I find myself needing a hotel near LaGuardia.

A nice, new hotel with friendly staff and clean amenities with affordable rates, right in the middle of Flushing! It also helps that it’s right next to the mall with Target, Nordstrom Rack, Old Navy, Best Buy, and Marshalls!
We took a red eye and arrived around 9 am but they didn’t have any rooms available for early check-​in. We spent the day in the city and then came back around 10 pm, and our room with 2 queen beds was no longer available. They were nice enough to give us two rooms side by side, each with one queen bed. :)
Breakfast is on the second floor with a nice mixture of American and Taiwanese breakfast treats. Not the best but enough to get your day started.
The only downside. we found some questionable yellow stains around the toilet which grossed me out our entire stay. Quite gross but I’m sure it’s not representative of the entire place.
Oh and if you’re not Chinese, you’ll definitely feel welcome, but there’s just a limited option of TV shows and talking to hotel service workers can be a bit complicated.
I’d definitely stay here again. much cheaper than a night at a Best Western or a 3 star hotel in Manhattan and much fancier amenities!
Parking is pricey though.$ 25 a night. We opted to park on the streets every night which worked out surprisingly well for us.

Stayed here when it first opened, had a very strong wood — new construction smell. We had a great view, we were on a high floor. Loved their shades. Size was decent, not very big, but it’s NYC and for the promotional price, I couldnt complain.
Furniture is minimalistic, which I like, but the desk and chair was not comfortable. The nespresso machine was a nice amenity. Free continental breakfast, but not many options. It was just juice, coffee and a few pastries at the time. It was a bit awkward since there would always be one staff member standing around, but not necessarily helping anyone.
Staff was not very knowledgable, except for one particular lady that was in charge, but it was a grand opening, so it’s understandable for them to be confused and some were being trained. We had some issues with extra charges, which were eventually fixed but took a couple of calls.

I am seriously unimpressed. Were the previous reviewers friends of the owner?
There is no parking for guests. When I called, they told me to look for street parking. Wow, really? So, we park FAR away, and walk through the rain with all of our heavy bags. The front desk service was ok. The elevator is slooooow — take the stairs — we learned that the very first time we rode the elevator.
We finally walk into our room — ok, everyone, do NOT be fooled by the pictures on the website. Our room is the size of my closet at home. We have a view of nothing — there is a locked window that goes out to a rooftop, but we can’t go out there. And thus, we have a view of… yes, a rooftop. All the furniture is cheaply made — my husband is an architect, and he literally laughed at how cheap all the materials in the room are.
Case in point… our drawers were broken, and when my husband asked to be moved to a different room, they claimed EVERY SINGLE ROOM is booked through May 19. I call BS to that, because while we were checking in, one of the hotel employees started helping the one checking us in, and asked her, «Have you selected a room for them yet?» Is it just me, or does that imply there were multiple rooms available in which to place us?
I will say, they did send a very nice and apologetic maintenance man to fix the drawers. But still… seriously NOT impressed.
P. S. Our stay did not improve. My husband belatedly realized that he had booked and received confirmation for a room with a king-​sized bed, but the tiny room we were in had a queen-​sized bed. When he questioned the front desk personnel, they told him that they were overbooked and had downgraded us. Yes, that’s right, without even telling us. And how do they pick and choose who gets to stay in a room with king-​sized bed? What a joke.