The Queens Hotel

Very good

Superb

Superb

Liked: The proximity to the airport

Very good

Liked: Had been comfortable
Disliked: Not something particularly

Bad

Exceptional

Superb

Pleasant

Liked: The decor and furniture look like the picture.
Disliked: However, once in the room, you see how scuffed, old, and used everything is. There was a broken bathroom piece just sitting on the sink, fingertips/ dirty marks on the wall, and oh yeah, the dead desiccated cockroach body just hanging on the wall.

I guess value for your...

Liked: I appreciated that the desk attendants were responsive and helpful when I had an issue with my room, a King room with kitchen #605. Although the housing and maintenance staff didn't seem to speak much English, when they received their instructions from the reception staff, maybe in Mandarin or Cantonese, they knew what to do and responded well. I appreciated that.
Disliked: The hotel is not a fancy one, which is not in itself a problem for me but it does need some TLC (attention). A coat of paint here and there would help. Fixing a broken room door security latch. The towels were real cheap quality even for someone who may not pay attention to these things. Rough and worn out. They can do a good job at exfoliating you. I was okay because I don't tender tap dry myself but... just putting it out there. Rough is rough! King room #605 came with a kitchenette, which was nice but they forgot that in general, kitchens should have some utensils, glasses and maybe a pot or pan??!! When I brought this to the attention of the desk attendant, he promptly pointed me in the direction in the lobby where I could find "those utensils" in like a stand, bureau? And I did! A small plastic fork and spoon fit for a 6-year old. You know like, take out!? Location on 65th place in Queens Blvd, Queens not ideal, if you are not a New Yorker. I'm a former New Yorker. So, you need to figure out the bus routes and subway lines that will connect you to NYC or other Queens neighborhood.