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Astoria 3BR Home | Balcony | Near Manhattan

Welcome to your spacious 3BR, 1.5BA Astoria home — perfect for families, groups, business travelers, and NYC getaways. Relax with 4 comfortable beds, a full kitchen, cozy living room, WiFi, AC, self check-in, free street parking, and a private balcony. Stay in a quiet Queens neighborhood near Costco, restaurants, buses, subway access, and Roosevelt Island Bridge, with easy connections to Manhattan. Book a clean, convenient home base for your NYC trip. Comfort, space, and location all in one.

4.68 out of 5 average rating, 37 reviews
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A private bedroom showcases a queen-size bed adorned with a cityscape-themed duvet cover. A TV is mounted on the wall opposite the bed, while curtains featuring a city view frame the window. A cozy arrangement includes neatly folded towels on the bed.
Private room in Astoria

Cozy bedroom with city views

Kick back and relax in this calm, stylish private bedroom. The room has a queen size bed, TV, closet space, and NYC views from your window. It also features remote controlled AC/heat and shares a bathroom in the hallway. You will be close to everything when you stay at this centrally-located place. Enjoy the many local parks places to go, like Socrates Sculpture Park, and Roosevelt Island. Close to trains and buses. I am always available as I live in the unit.

4.99 out of 5 average rating, 152 reviews
Hotel room in Long Island City

Close to Times Square + Free Breakfast & Gym

Stay just one subway stop from Manhattan at Wingate by Wyndham Long Island City. Tucked in a quiet corner of Queens with quick access to Midtown, this spot offers free breakfast, free Wi-Fi, and a fitness center—perfect for travelers who want convenience without the chaos. Walk to the subway, explore LIC’s art scene, or head into the city for a full day of adventure. Clean rooms, solid perks, and a local vibe make it easy to feel right at home between NYC moments.

4.68 out of 5 average rating, 505 reviews
Hotel room in Williamsburg

The Hoxton Williamsburg, Cozy

Discover comfort in this cozy room, offering 170 sq ft (16 square meter) of cleverly designed space. Raw concrete finishes reflect the building's past as the Rosenwach Water Tank factory, contrasted by soft linens and a plush king bed. Despite its compact size, this room is a snug and inviting retreat that is perfect for guests seeking both style and comfort in a unique, historic setting.

4.79 out of 5 average rating, 188 reviews
Hotel room in Midtown Manhattan

Pod Times Square Hotel, Full pod ADA

Thoughtfully designed for guests with mobility needs, this room offers both comfort and accessibility. Relax on a cozy full bed and enjoy entertainment on a flat screen TV, with complimentary wifi keeping you connected. The accessible bathroom features practical amenities for ease of use and added safety. Smart space saving design ensures a convenient and enjoyable stay for every guest.

4.66 out of 5 average rating, 70 reviews
Hotel room in Midtown Manhattan

Pod 39, Single pod

Single pod is a cozy, efficient retreat for solo travelers, blending comfort, thoughtful design, and essential amenities for restful nights. Enjoy a single bed, open closet, work desk, safe, hair dryer, air conditioning, flat screen TV with premium cable, wifi, bathroom amenities, private bathroom with shower, and free local calls. Each detail ensures a smooth, relaxing stay.

4.8 out of 5 average rating, 145 reviews
Hotel room in Times Square

Radio City Apartments, Queen Studio Apartment

The Queen Studio features a large double bed, private bathroom with bath or shower and free toiletries, and a kitchenette equipped with a refrigerator, tea and coffee maker, microwave, toaster, and dining area. Enjoy air conditioning, a flat-screen TV with cable channels, and free WiFi for a comfortable and convenient stay.

4.82 out of 5 average rating, 191 reviews
Hotel room in Flushing

John Hotel, Queen room

The queen room features a large queen bed, air conditioning, and soundproofing for a restful environment. Amenities include free WiFi, a flat-screen TV, and a private bathroom with a bath, shower, free toiletries, and a hairdryer. The room offers a pleasant view, providing comfort and convenience during your stay.

4.63 out of 5 average rating, 582 reviews
Hotel room in Williamsburg

Arlo Williamsburg, Queen

Queen room features a queen bed, floor to ceiling windows, and a Juliette balcony for a bright city stay. The bathroom offers marble and brass finishes. Amenities include a mini fridge, a Nespresso coffee machine, a minibar, Pharmacopia bath amenities, a hairdryer, a steamer, and a safe.

4.73 out of 5 average rating, 96 reviews
Hotel room in Williamsburg

Pod Brooklyn Hotel, Queen pod

Queen pod features a custom queen bed, glass-enclosed private bathroom with rain showerhead, hairdryer, air conditioning, two flat-screen TVs with cable, work desk and chair, and a laptop-sized safe. Perfect for couples, with space to work and unwind.

4.76 out of 5 average rating, 430 reviews
Hotel room in Long Island City

Boro Hotel, Selected by hotel

Room will be assigned at check-in based on availability. All rooms offer comfortable accommodations with standard amenities and have a maximum occupancy of 2 guests. Specific features may vary by room.

4.67 out of 5 average rating, 127 reviews
Hotel room in Midtown Manhattan

Moxy NYC Times Square, Selected by hotel

Room will be assigned at check-in based on availability. All rooms offer comfortable accommodations with standard amenities and have a maximum occupancy of 2 guests. Specific features may vary by room.

4.65 out of 5 average rating, 102 reviews

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • Where is Roosevelt Island located?

    Roosevelt Island sits in the East River between Manhattan and Queens, forming a narrow stretch of land surrounded by city views. It is accessible by subway, tram, and pedestrian paths from neighboring boroughs.

  • When is the best time to visit Roosevelt Island?

    Late spring and early fall are frequently suggested for comfortable weather, with mild days and colorful landscapes. Summer is also popular, bringing lively outdoor activities and extended daylight around Roosevelt Island.

  • How old is Roosevelt Island?

    Roosevelt Island’s history stretches back centuries, with Indigenous presence predating European settlement. It has changed names and roles over time, evolving from farmland to a modern residential community.

  • Why was Roosevelt Island built?

    Throughout its history, Roosevelt Island has served various purposes, from agricultural and institutional uses to city housing and public recreation. Its development has reflected changing priorities in New York's urban life.

  • What are some things to do near Roosevelt Island?

    You can explore public parks, scenic promenades, and historic landmarks around Roosevelt Island. Nearby, Manhattan and Queens have museums, dining spots, and cultural sites for a range of interests.

  • How is the weather near Roosevelt Island?

    Roosevelt Island has chilly, damp winters with temperatures ranging from 28–44°F (−2–7°C) and warms to humid summers around 70–85°F (21–29°C). Rainfall is steady all year, so carrying a light rain jacket is often suggested, especially in spring and fall.

  • How was Roosevelt Island built?

    Roosevelt Island’s transformation involved land use changes over centuries, including the construction of bridges, tunnels, and residential towers. Its modern character has roots in ambitious city planning and redevelopment initiatives.

  • What is the history of Roosevelt Island?

    Roosevelt Island’s history includes periods as Indigenous land, colonial farmland, and the site of medical and correctional institutions. Over time, it has become known for its residential communities and public spaces linked to New York City’s evolving story.