Flushing Central Hotel

1. Among the three Chinatowns in New York, Manhattan and Brooklyn are not as big, prosperous and popular as Flushing Hinayown. 2. There are many Chinese restaurants around, and I love Cantonese cuisine and Hong Kong-style tea restaurants the most. 3. It is very close to the subway. 4. It is especially close to LaGuardia Airport. 5. I didn’t have the chance to try the family hotel, maybe next time. 6. Nice memories.

Located in Flushing Chinatown, the external environment is extremely dirty and messy, and it is an hour's drive from the city. The room is in a semi-basement, with a musty smell. The hardware facilities are as shabby as the level of domestic hostels in the 1980s. There are no other electrical appliances except electric lights and hair dryers. The room is so small that two people need to turn sideways. The quilt has no quilt cover, and the obviously dirty quilt is exposed. The sheets and pillowcases are not changed for each person, or they are so dirty that they change color and cannot be washed out. After booking, you must not return it. It is a Chinese husband-and-wife shop, and they work in all positions. I thought compatriots were easy to negotiate with, but I didn't expect to make money exclusively from China. The key room rate is quite expensive. Brushing good reviews is not trustworthy. You need to be cautious when booking.

The equipment and decoration are too old, so we can only make do with it. You can speak Chinese.

The hotel is located in the core area of ​​Flushing, which is convenient for going out and doing things. The name of the hotel looks big, but it is actually an independent small building with 8 floors. The hotel does not seem to have any dining facilities, but the surrounding facilities are complete, so it is not a problem. The hotel's sanitation is still good, and most of the service staff can speak Mandarin, which gives people a good feeling.

The room is small, the hygiene is good, the facilities are average, the environment is good, and the Chinese service is a plus. There is no free parking, which is inconvenient. Overall good.

Very rubbish, very bad, just like a Chinese hostel. The front desk didn't understand and kept calling you in the morning. The door card was very difficult to use. I didn't know that smoking was not allowed at first, but I found out the next day that smoking was not allowed. I cleaned up all the ashes and didn't smoke for the next two days. When I checked out, I was fined $100 for the smell of cigarettes but didn't give a receipt. I asked for the receipt and he said it was a $20 fine. 😂

The service is adequate, and the area is close to Line 7, making it convenient to get into Manhattan. It feels like Chinatown.

The room is too small, the facilities are old, the service is better