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1. Hyatt Grand Central New York
Hyatt Grand Central New York



3. Sheraton New York Times Square Hotel
Sheraton New York Times Square Hotel



4. La Quinta Inn & Suites By Wyndham Queens NYC/JFK AirTrain
La Quinta Inn & Suites By Wyndham Queens NYC/JFK AirTrain



5. Hotel St. James
Hotel St. James



6. Four Points by Sheraton Flushing
Four Points by Sheraton Flushing



8. DoubleTree by Hilton New York JFK Airport
DoubleTree by Hilton New York JFK Airport



9. Pod Times Square
Pod Times Square



10. The Westin Flushing Laguardia Airport
The Westin Flushing Laguardia Airport



11. Holiday Inn Express Jamaica - JFK AirTrain - NYC by IHG
Holiday Inn Express Jamaica - JFK AirTrain - NYC by IHG



12. Millennium Hilton New York One UN Plaza
Millennium Hilton New York One UN Plaza



13. Marco LaGuardia Hotel
Marco LaGuardia Hotel



14. NEW YORKER BY LOTTE HOTELS
NEW YORKER BY LOTTE HOTELS



15. Hotel Indigo Flushing - LaGuardia by IHG
Hotel Indigo Flushing - LaGuardia by IHG



16. Marriott New York JFK Airport
Marriott New York JFK Airport



17. The Westin New York Grand Central
The Westin New York Grand Central



18. Hyatt Regency JFK Airport at Resorts World New York
Hyatt Regency JFK Airport at Resorts World New York



19. Comfort Inn JFK Airport
Comfort Inn JFK Airport



20. Ramada by Wyndham Flushing Queens
Ramada by Wyndham Flushing QueensGet last-minute hotel deals in Jamaica and save more




Holiday Inn Express Jamaica - JFK AirTrain - NYC by IHG
Holiday Inn Express Jamaica - JFK AirTrain - NYC by IHG



La Quinta Inn & Suites By Wyndham Queens NYC/JFK AirTrain
La Quinta Inn & Suites By Wyndham Queens NYC/JFK AirTrain



Holiday Inn Express Jamaica - JFK AirTrain - NYC by IHG
Holiday Inn Express Jamaica - JFK AirTrain - NYC by IHG



La Quinta Inn & Suites By Wyndham Queens NYC/JFK AirTrain
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La Quinta Inn & Suites By Wyndham Queens NYC/JFK AirTrain
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Top neighborhoods in Jamaica

Downtown Jamaica
Downtown Jamaica buzzes with energy around its massive transit hub where trains connect to everywhere that matters. Diverse Caribbean culture flows through Jamaica Avenue's vibrant shops and food spots. History buffs can explore King Manor Museum and Prospect Cemetery, while shoppers dive into Jamaica Colosseum Mall for unique finds and bargain hunting. Getting around couldn't be easier with Jamaica Station linking LIRR, subway lines, and AirTrain to JFK. Grab authentic Caribbean cuisine between adventures or rest at one of the practical hotels near the transit center. The neighborhood's authentic Queens vibe makes it perfect for travelers seeking convenience and cultural richness.


South Jamaica
South Jamaica offers an authentic slice of Queens life where African American and Caribbean cultures thrive. Visit Allen AME Church and explore the historical Prospect Cemetery, then stroll through Rufus King Park before checking out King Manor Museum. You'll find local shops and small markets selling everything from Caribbean groceries to beauty supplies along the neighborhood's modest commercial strips. Getting around is easy with the E, J, and Z subway lines connecting you to Manhattan. Local Caribbean and soul food restaurants serve up jerk chicken and curry goat at budget-friendly prices, perfect for travelers watching their wallet. While tourist accommodations are limited, the occasional rental in this residential area provides a genuine New York experience away from the crowds.

Rochdale
Rochdale Village serves up authentic Caribbean culture right in Queens. Try jerk chicken at family-run spots or browse Jamaica Colosseum Mall for unique finds. The neighborhood's tree-lined streets and modest homes create a relaxed vibe away from Manhattan's hustle. When you're ready to explore, nearby Green Acres Mall and Aqueduct Racetrack offer entertainment options. Local buses connect you to the subway system, while Jamaica Locust Manor Station gets you into the city without hassle. Budget-friendly accommodations make this a smart choice for travelers wanting a genuine New York experience without downtown prices. The welcoming community gives visitors a real taste of Queens living.
Briarwood
Briarwood offers an escape from tourist crowds with its tree-lined streets and authentic local vibe. The F subway line whisks you into Manhattan in just 45 minutes while you live like a true New Yorker. Nearby Flushing Meadows-Corona Park provides green space perfect for morning jogs or afternoon picnics. South Asian and Latino communities add rich cultural flavor to this peaceful Queens enclave. Local restaurants serve fragrant biryanis and fresh empanadas at prices that won't break your budget. Getting around is a breeze with two subway stations connecting you to city highlights. While nightlife is minimal, you'll appreciate the quiet evenings after busy days exploring New York's famous attractions.
Jamaica Hills
Jamaica Hills pairs university energy with a peaceful residential retreat, all just minutes from NYC's buzz. St. John's University's Gothic Revival campus anchors the neighborhood with red-brick buildings and a stately bell tower. Along Hillside Avenue, colorful Caribbean and South Asian markets create a vibrant cultural tapestry, while tree-lined streets showcase charming Tudor homes. Getting around is a breeze with the nearby LIRR Jamaica station and several bus routes. Foodies will love the authentic curry houses and Caribbean roti shops that serve up flavorful meals at wallet-friendly prices. For travelers seeking a genuine New York experience away from tourist crowds, Jamaica Hills delivers cultural richness with suburban calm.
Top landmarks in Jamaica
Belson Stadium
Carnesecca Arena
Jamaica Center for Arts and Learning
Jamaica Colosseum Mall
Rufus King Park
Amazura
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Beneath the shadow of JFK Airport, this Queens neighborhood reveals a cultural tapestry far richer than most travelers discover. The Jamaica Center for Arts and Learning showcases local talent in a building pulsing with creative energy. King Manor Museum offers a fascinating glimpse into the area's pre-airport history, when farmland preceded runways. Along Hillside Avenue, family-run restaurants serve jerk chicken and curry goat with authenticity Manhattan restaurants can only pretend to achieve. Jamaica Avenue's commercial buzz provides a refreshing alternative to Manhattan's tourist-packed shopping districts. Between the Queens Civil Court and Rufus King Park, you'll wonder why more visitors don't venture beyond the airport terminals.
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Arlo Midtown
"Excellent!!! Definitely will return and highly recommend"
Sheraton New York Times Square Hotel
"Charging 35 a day fee seems excessive."
Hotel Edison Times Square
"The staff was welcoming. We left bags with the bellhop for a fee of $1 per bag. Location is great, you can exit on either side of the block. The room was a decent size for NYC. Beds were queen size and comfortable. No fridge or microwave in the room but there was ice nearby on our floor. AC did not work well and we were never cool. I sat in the lobby of our floor one morning to not wake my family and the lobby was hot too. Wifi also was not great. I had work to do and had to use my phone hotspot because the wifi would not stay connected. Shower is fine but bathrooms are super small. The toilet faces the sink. Very little room if you need to get dressed in the bathroom. Never waited too long for an elevator. Due to the size of the hotel, there are a lot of people and it is always busy/crowded in the lobby. Hotel offers free daily walking tours and also has a wine happy hour a couple of evenings. We were given complimentary water, chips, a chocolate bar and a bottle of wine. Housekeeping was good and room/property is clean. The breakfast options are good. You can choose grab and go in the building or walk down the block to eat at Carve, where you get a small menu with about 10 choices that are then made fresh, and you can redeem there until 3:00. I would stay again if I could afford a room with a bigger bathroom, or if I could leave the restroom door open based on who I'm traveling with. Also would only stay during colder months when I'm not dependent on air conditioning."
Pod Times Square
"The place is very nice but roos should have a little refrigerator to keep cold water or other beverages for the night"
Moxy NYC Times Square
"Location is great."
Hard Rock Hotel New York - Partner of ALL Accor
"What a beautiful, modern and clean hotel! Rooms are very well appointed and not too small for NYC. Staff are what make this place amazing, everyone is so accommodating and nice. Room service is a bit expensive for the quality but didn't stop us ordering more. All up we thoroughly enjoyed our stay."
Empire Hotel
"Rooftop bar was great!"
ROW NYC
"So, I will start by saying that previous reviews were 100% correct- Junior is amazing! There was quite a lineup for check-in when I arrived, however, upon being greeted by Junior I suddenly didn't mind the wait! The Hotel was lovely! The entrance/lobby was really nice! It was open, clean and inviting! The bar/lounge area was also quite comfortable! We had a drink from the lounge one night when we came back to the hotel....it was delicious! The man that served us (sorry but I can't remember his name - originally from Bangladesh) was so very nice. We had a great chat, he was very welcoming and made a great cocktail recommendation! The room was very nice. We stayed in a king bed room with a view. It was not huge but certainly big enough. The bathroom door was a slider door and didn't close tight. This was not a big deal for us but might be for some. The furniture and fixtures were all brand new and the room was freshly painted. The bed and pillows were very comfortable and we got a very good night's sleep. The housekeeping was also excellent. Our room was cleaned daily and was always done before we got back for an afternoon break. The location of the hotel was great. It is in a very busy area, but we wanted to stay near Times Square so we knew going there that it would be busy! It was a 2-3 minute walk to Times Square, lots of restaurants, liquor stores and Broadway shows. There was also a Walgreens right next door! Would I return? Absolutely!"
Lotte New York Palace
"Great location! Very convenient to so much in NYC."












































































































