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Woodside Station isn’t just a train stop—it’s a time capsule wrapped in brick and steel. With its 19th-century architecture, vintage clock faces, and warm café tucked between tracks, it feels like stepping into a forgotten chapter of NYC’s past. The rumble of trains, the scent of fresh coffee, and the quiet hum of commuters make this more than transit—it’s atmosphere.
Vista LIC Hotel, BW Premier Collection
Hotel Nedia, BW Signature Collection
Best Western Plus Plaza Hotel
Best Western Queens Court
Best Western Plus City Line Hotel
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about Woodside
Holiday Inn Express Queens Woodside is a top choice for families, offering spacious, clean rooms with free breakfast and high-speed Wi-Fi. Located just a 5-minute walk from Woodside Park, it features child-friendly amenities like outdoor play areas and green spaces. The hotel also provides 24-hour front desk service and easy access to major bus lines including M60 and Q10, making it simple to reach Midtown Manhattan or other Queens attractions. Its family-oriented facilities and central location make it ideal for travelers seeking comfort and convenience in the heart of Queens.
The combination of affordable rates and reliable service ensures a stress-free stay.
Explore the vibrant Woodside Cultural Festival held annually in summer, featuring authentic cuisine from Latin America, Asia, and the Caribbean, alongside live music and traditional dance performances. Visit the P.S. 308 School Garden, a community-run urban farm offering guided tours on sustainable gardening and city greening initiatives. For history enthusiasts, the Woodside Presbyterian Church—a striking example of Gothic Revival and Victorian architecture—offers a glimpse into the neighborhood’s rich religious and social heritage over the past century.
These experiences highlight Woodside’s cultural diversity and strong community spirit.
The most efficient route is taking the M60 bus from Woodside to Queens Plaza, then transferring to the E or M train—both reach Midtown Manhattan in about 20 minutes. Alternatively, take the Q10 bus to Jackson Heights, then switch to the 7 train, which takes roughly 30 minutes. For a scenic option, rent an e-scooter (like Lime) and ride along Hillside Avenue toward Flushing Meadows-Corona Park, then connect via public transit. Note that while Woodside lacks a direct subway station, the 63rd Street Station (E line) is just a 10-minute walk away, serving as a key gateway to Manhattan.
The M60 + subway transfer combination remains the fastest and most reliable option.
Beyond well-known landmarks, Woodside Triangle Park is a lesser-known gem with colorful mosaic walls, a small fountain, and frequent street artists creating live artwork—ideal for candid shots. Another hidden treasure is the Sunnyside Gardens Historic District, featuring charming 1920s-era brick cottages and meticulously planned streetscapes that resemble a film set. For panoramic city views, head to the lookout at Ravenswood Park, where you can capture breathtaking vistas of Long Island City and the Manhattan skyline—especially stunning during sunset when golden light bathes the skyscrapers.
These off-the-beaten-path locations offer rich textures, historical charm, and dramatic lighting, perfect for photographers seeking authentic urban moments.
Traveler Reviews
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Vista LIC Hotel, BW Premier Collection
This hotel exceeded my expectations! Located just a 20-minute subway ride from Manhattan, it’s incredibly convenient for exploring the city. The rooms are clean, modern, and well-appointed, with great value for the price. I was pleasantly surprised by how comfortable and quiet the space felt—perfect for a relaxing stay. The staff were friendly and helpful, making check-in and check-out smooth. With excellent location, quality amenities, and a fantastic price point, this is definitely a top pick for anyone visiting New York. I’ll be coming back and highly recommend it to fellow travelers.
Best Western Plus Plaza Hotel
The hotel is incredibly convenient—just a short walk from major attractions and subway access right outside. The bed was one of the most comfortable I've ever slept on, making for a restful night's sleep. The staff went above and beyond with their friendly and helpful attitude—always smiling, ready to assist, and genuinely welcoming. Location, comfort, and service all hit the mark. This place truly delivers on every front, and I’ll definitely be returning next time I’m in New York.
Best Western Plus City Line Hotel
The hotel is conveniently located near the subway, making commuting easy and hassle-free. However, the front desk staff had a very unfriendly attitude—cold and uninviting, which immediately set a negative tone upon arrival. The room was clean, but quite noisy, especially with street sounds from below seeping through the walls. The beds were also extremely small in both length and width, making it uncomfortable for taller guests to sleep properly. Breakfast was decent, but the dining area was severely cramped with too few seats. During peak hours, we had to wait for a table, and there weren’t enough staff to manage the flow efficiently. Overall, while the location is a plus, the lack of comfort, poor service, and limited space make this a forgettable stay. It’s not worth recommending unless you're just passing through.
International Students Residence
I stayed at the International Students Residence and was pleasantly surprised by how welcoming and practical it felt. The kitchen is one of the friendliest I've used—perfect for cooking meals on a budget, which is great for students. There's even a piano in the common area, which adds a nice touch for relaxing or playing during downtime. My room was clean and comfortable, and while the bathroom and shower are shared, they’re well-maintained and functional. It’s affordable without compromising on basics, and being close to public transit makes getting around New York easy. A solid choice for students looking for value and a cozy vibe.
LIC Hotel
Absolutely loved my stay at LIC Hotel! The location is perfect—just a short subway ride from downtown Manhattan. The staff were incredibly friendly and the rooms were clean, spacious, and well-maintained. I stayed for a full week, and while the breakfast menu was consistent throughout, it was still delicious and satisfying. One small suggestion: adding a fresh tomato and cheese salad to the breakfast spread would make it even better. Overall, this hotel offers fantastic value for money and a truly comfortable experience. I’d definitely come back and recommend it to anyone visiting NYC.
The Box House Hotel
The Box House Hotel exceeded my expectations in nearly every way—except for the front desk staff, who could have been a bit more welcoming. Everything else was top-notch. The location is fantastic: just a short subway ride from downtown Manhattan, with plenty of great restaurants and shops nearby. My room was clean, spacious, and beautifully designed with modern touches. The bed was incredibly comfortable, and the air felt fresh and crisp throughout the stay. I especially appreciated the well-lit bathroom with strong shower pressure and smart storage solutions. Even though the check-in experience wasn’t as warm as I’d hoped, the overall quality of the hotel, the attention to detail, and the value for money made up for it completely. I’d definitely book here again when visiting New York.
Wythe Hotel
This hotel is absolutely stunning—immaculate from top to bottom, and every staff member goes above and beyond with their warmth and professionalism. While the hotel doesn’t offer parking, there’s a great value lot just a two-minute walk away at 25 Kent St. We paid $64 for 2.5 days, which was incredibly reasonable. The room itself was a dream: exposed brick walls, soaring ceilings, and a bathroom that felt like a spa—with a massive tub and a powerful shower. Pro tip: if you’re sharing a room with someone you don’t want to see naked, be aware the shower partition isn’t a one-way mirror—you can actually see into it when someone’s showering. Luckily I was with my daughter, so no issues there. Both the in-house restaurant and the ramen spot next door are fantastic—definitely worth trying. I didn’t make it to the rooftop bar this time, but since I’ll be back every time I visit NYC, it’s definitely on my list for next time. The room was extremely quiet, and temperature control was effortless. That said, as someone who’s highly sensitive to energy and atmosphere, I did notice some unusual things right from the moment I walked in. Nothing scary—I’m not prone to fear—but I experienced several undeniable phenomena: seeing movement down the hall in both my room and the public corridor, hearing voices speaking clearly nearby when I was alone in the shower, and even hearing the stairwell door open directly beside our room, only to find it empty when I checked. It wasn’t coming from another room—it felt immediate, personal. After returning home, my daughter looked up the building’s history, and let’s just say it shed light on everything. There’s a reason why the third floor (near what used to be a fire escape) felt particularly charged. It also explains why my first thought upon opening the front door was, “I’m surprised they get away with inward-opening doors—this violates fire code.” Anyway, if you’re curious, do your own research. But regardless of all that, this is an exceptional hotel at a fair price, located in a safe and beautiful part of Brooklyn. I’ll be back again without hesitation.
Aura Hotel Brooklyn
Staying at Aura Hotel Brooklyn was an absolute delight from start to finish. The location is perfect—just a short walk from subway lines and surrounded by great restaurants, cafes, and local shops. I especially want to thank Shaina, Lily, and Sunny for their warm welcome and genuine hospitality—they made us feel right at home. The room was clean, modern, and well-appointed with everything we needed. Comfortable bed, quiet space, and excellent lighting made for a restful night. The staff went above and beyond to ensure a smooth and enjoyable experience. If you're visiting Brooklyn, this hotel is a top pick. Highly recommend it to anyone looking for a cozy, convenient, and welcoming stay.
La Quinta Inn by Wyndham Queens (New York City)
This hotel is absolutely fantastic! The location is perfect—just a short walk from two subway stations, making it super convenient to explore all of New York City. The rooms are spotless, and the bathroom features hot water on demand—no cold showers here. Staff are incredibly friendly and attentive, going above and beyond to make your stay comfortable. The neighborhood is safe, clean, and full of charm. It’s rare to find such a well-maintained, welcoming place with such great value. I’ll definitely be returning and recommending it to everyone I know.
Ravel Hotel Trademark Collection by Wyndham
Staying at Ravel Hotel was an absolute delight! The location is unbeatable—just a short walk to major attractions and public transit stops. The staff went above and beyond with their warm hospitality, making us feel welcome from the moment we arrived. The room was clean, modern, and well-appointed, offering a peaceful retreat after a busy day of exploring New York City. Everything about this stay felt thoughtfully designed, from the comfort of the bed to the thoughtful touches throughout the space. I’ll definitely be back and highly recommend it to anyone visiting NYC.
Hotel 1080 Brooklyn
Staying at Hotel 1080 Brooklyn was an absolutely fantastic experience. The location is unbeatable—just a short walk from the subway, making it super easy to explore all of Brooklyn and beyond. The staff were incredibly friendly and helpful, offering great local tips that made our trip even more enjoyable. The room was modern, clean, and comfortable, with a cozy bed that guaranteed a restful night’s sleep. What really stood out was the value for money—luxury amenities at a reasonable price. This hotel truly delivers on comfort, convenience, and hospitality. I’d definitely recommend it and will be coming back.
Franklin Guesthouse
Staying at Franklin Guesthouse was an absolute delight! The staff were incredibly friendly and welcoming, and I appreciated the option to check in early (for a small fee), which made our arrival so much smoother. The room was spotlessly clean, and the neighborhood felt safe and quiet—perfect for a relaxing getaway. What really stood out was how convenient the location is: just steps away from a cozy corner market where we picked up snacks and essentials. Everything we needed was within walking distance, including public transit that made exploring New York City a breeze. Honestly, I’d have given every category a perfect 5-star rating if it weren’t for the app glitching and automatically unchecking my selections. Despite that minor frustration, this place exceeded my expectations—great value, warm atmosphere, and a homey feel. Definitely planning to return.
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