Cons: Window didn't close
Cons: Window didn't close
From around US$180.95 a night — varies by your dates
31-18 Linden PLView on map17 Sept → 18 Sept · 1 night · 2 guests
Flushing Garden Hotel is a 2-star hotel in Queens, United States.
Garden Oasis in Flushing Nestled in Flushing, a stone's throw away from Citi Field, Flushing Garden Hotel is a hidden gem offering a serene garden, complimentary parking, and a cozy terrace. Family-Friendly Amenities Families love our kids' club and children's playground, ensuring the little ones are entertained throughout their stay. Scenic Views and Modern Comfort Each room boasts a private patio overlooking a tranquil lake, complemented by a city view. Modern amenities such as air conditioning, flat-screen TVs, and free WiFi guarantee a comfortable stay. Ready to experience a blend of nature and city vibes? Book your stay at Flushing Garden Hotel now.
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Cons: Window didn't close
Cons: Window didn't close
Horrible stay
Pros: Nothing. Cons: Rooms were dirty, too small actually very small rooms felt like I was in China, wouldn't recommend this place to my worst enemy.Shady people staying in hotel, which should really be classified as a motel I've stayed in Motel 8 that was a lot cleaner and spacious. Lights were flickering in my bathroom, and drain this clogged in my sink.
Mejorable
Pros: La ubicación Cons: La fachada era horrible. El cristal estaba muy sucio. El parking estaba demasiado lleno. Tuvieron que mover un coche para poder sacar el mío a las 5 de la mañana para poder llegar al aeropuerto
Terrible … they gave me basement
The room was in basement which I never expected
The room was clean and also had some room service for fresh clean towels and rug vacuum and bathroom
Pros: The hotel doesn't serve breakfast but they are several restaurants around the hotel area. Cons: I didn't like that the room was very small, had to place my carry on in the bathroom.
September here averages 20°C, with around 105mm of rain across the month.
A twenty-year average for this area — a guide to what to pack, not a forecast.