I only spent one night here. I am so glad I did not have to stay longer. The room I got was dirty, there was long black hair all over and the room smelled moldy. And the shower did not work. Which was really bad because I was on a tight schedule, had to get to the airport (which is why I picked this hotel) early in the morning so there was not time to eventually take a shower in a different room. And I really did not want to get on the plane unwashed.
The breakfast is not worth the name breakfast. The lukewarm coffee probably had been sitting there in those thermos for days. There was stale cereal and some toast. That was it. And given the cleanliness of my room I can't say I was tempted to eat that. Too bad, because given the location there was no Starbucks next door where I could have had breakfast instead. So I had to pay for an overpriced breakfast at the airports Dunkin doughnuts. I actually picked this hotel because it offered breakfast, so that would not happen. Now it did anyways.
Another problem was that when I called the hotel to ask for a pick-up from the airport no one answered the phone. I had to call several times until about 45 min later someone finally picked up. Then that person did not speak very good English, it took them a while to figure out I needed a pick up from the airport (they advertise with free airport shuttle). Very frustrating.
And the staff a the reception was unfriendly. Really unfriendly. One of them was watching a movie with the sound really loud. He seemed annoyed to pay attention to a customer during his movie.
At least in the morning the shuttle to the airport was very fast and got me there on time. But really I regret having chosen this hotel. It was not that cheap (about 120 Dollar) either.

The rate was pretty good for New York. With regards to location, this hotel is darn close to the LaGuardia airport (LGA) and fairly close to a subway stop, and in a neighborhood with 1,000,000 Chinese restaurants. The food I had in the area was delicious and cheap. It is kind of a pain to get to Manhattan - our trip on the subway took nearly an hour during a non-rush hour time. The room itself was nothing to write home about, but it was clean and I slept fine. Overall, it's a good choice for someone who doesn't plan to stay in the room during their trip.

This hotel was the bare necessities, a bed, a shower, AC/Heat, and a TV but no fridge. This place doesn't have a pool or restaurant in premises its just one tall building. It was nothing out of the ordinary but it served its purpose which it was staying there two nights last minute. What i did like was the continental breakfast, it was actually warm food and it had a variety of stuff to choose from. The hotel is in a predominantly Asian area, the staff was Asians, they were very friendly. There is however no parking so finding a parallel parking spot is pure hell! specially because that area is kind of crowded and you run the risk of getting you car hit by another, a parking ticket if you don't know the area's parking rules or even theft.

The best thing about this place is that its in the heart of NYC so if you are looking to visit Manhattan or so, the travel time is minimal and perfect if you don't expect to drive. The 7 train is about 4 or 5 blocks away which is about 10 min. walk. If you are flying here you can also access the airport by taking the train or calling a cab.

Actually, this was the only hotel room available when my flight (among several) was canceled. Seedy neighborhood, small rooms, stale smoke odor, torn old towels, flickering bath lights, rude front desk and a TV that had most channels in Chinese. I'd never go back here, if I can help it. Not for female travelers and certainly not for families.