The view was incredible, great location and very close to the subway (Queensboro Plaza for 7, N and W trains; 39 Av for N and W trains, and Queens Plaza for E, F and R trains), if you land in JFK you can take the E train and stop by Queens Plaza and walk about 7-10 minutes to the hotel. The room was comfy, clean and with good space, the bathroom has a good size and good shower. The staff service was excellent, very friendly and kind.

The balcony door didn't seal and the room was cold and felt the wind, even though the heating was on. Please check all those doors and fix them for future guests. You can hear the other rooms if they talk loudly.

The hotel was very modern and clean with helpful and friendly staff. Our room was very comfortable with a small balcony and fantastic view over to the Manhattan skyline. The rooftop bar also has tasty pizza and a great view,especially when all the lights are coming on at night. John Browns bbq and Lost in Paradise rooftop bar are nearby and well worth a visit if you want something different to Manhattan.There are a few subway stations within walking distance and these easily connect you to lots of tourist spots and JFK airport in around 45 minutes. I would happily stay at this hotel again or recommend it to others.

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It was the biggest hotel room we’ve had in NY for the price. Lots of room and the balcony was so nice to get some fresh air in the morning/evening. The location was good - short walk to subway and less than 15 minutes on the subway into Manhattan. Relatively quiet location with shops and restaurants nearby.

The space was great, but there wasn’t much furniture - just a bed, two small bedside tables, and a desk and chair under the wall-mounted TV. It would have been nice to have an armchair or loveseat. With all the space we had, it felt a bit empty.

We loved this contemporary style hotel. Huge rooms, Employees were all amazing and helpful and hotels location is just perfect to commute to Manhattan. 2 train stations on 5 min walking distance and only 4-5 stops to Manhattan downtown. We will definitely come back. Totally recommend this hotel

There was nothing we didn't like yet again we would recommend to install more cupboards in the room as there is space to be able to unflold clothes from suitcases. Very helpful for guests with long stays

The view! Wonderful skyline view from our 10th floor room. Very comfortable beds. Big room. Nice bathroom with good shower. We stayed in the corner room with 3 adult and that was very ok. Comfortable 3rd bed. Very well located close to 2 subways, in 20 minutes you reach central park. Nice “quiet” area with coffeeshop, deli, restaurant. Nice to come “home” in this area after busy day in the city. Very friendly and helpful front desk . Nice lobby bar with free (good) coffee in the morning. Expensive compared to non US cities but compared to other hotels in NYC good value for money. We liked the industrial style decoration!

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We have been to Boro several times. It is in Long Island City but is close to 3 metro stations that go to Manhattan - we mostly use the Queensboro Plaza metro station. The hotel is minimalist with furniture but extras are readily available (we get a bar fridge, 2 fold out luggage racks, extra hangers and an extra bedside light at check-in). The room was clean. We have always felt safe in the area and are often coming home between 2200-2300. The barrister is excellent. There is a good supermarket, City Farmer's Market, not far from Queensboro Plaza station and another, Farmer Joe's, just a bit further away. There are 2 close convenience stores with fresh rolls and hot food.

There was a party with annoying thumping music on one night but it stopped at 2300. We stayed 10 nights in total and it only occurred on the one night.

Queens may seem far from the action, quite the contrary. Boro is a short free bus (M70) & subway ride from LGA, <10min walk to 3 subway lines, 1 stop from midtown Manhattan. On top of that, Queens rocks! Fro its diverse ethnic cuisines and shops in Astoria & Flushing, MoMA PS1, The Noguchi Museum/Socrate Sculpture Park, Museum of the Moving Image, etc. Hotel location is ideal for a quiet respite at the end of a busy day.

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The view was spectacular. The room is clean. It would have been nice to have a mini fridge. The room did not have an iron and ironing board; however, upon request it was provided (the iron leaked water and may need to be replaced). Each room should have a working iron and iron board. Overall, we were happy with the room and our stay at Boro hotel and would stay there again.

It would have been nice to have a mini fridge. The room did not have an iron and ironing board; however, upon request it was provided (the iron leaked water and may need to be replaced). Each room should have a working iron and iron board.

The service from the staff were very good, and they were very helpful. It was the only establishment willing to accept the security deposit in cash. We did like the industrial feel and look of the hotel.

That our room only had one pedastal at the bed, no bedside lamps or lights close to the bed and no new USB chargers installed, only the ones on the alarm clock which chargers at low output. The room could do with a fridge, and not offered as an extra.

Since I am familiar with Queens I enjoyed the location. Best for people traveling to an event in Long Island City or Astoria, even Roosevelt Island. The hotel was trendy and chic. Beds were very comfortable. Rooms are small as is typical for all NYC hotels. The balcony was nice to have and you can check the temperature outside to decide what to wear in the morning. Nice view of Queens from the 12th floor. We didn't hear a lot of noise from other rooms which was nice. The temperature in the room was easy to control. Coffee & tea was free till 9am. Coffee was very tasty and I bought a delicious croissant to eat with it.

Since it is a small room the toilet does end up being quite close in proximity to the bed which is less than romantic. I don't like pocket doors because they don't block sound well. Hallways are a little bit dark and warehouse like but I guess thats the vibe thats trendy right now?