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Our top choices for Outer Boroughs hostels

A spacious living room with a large black leather sectional sofa, wooden flooring, a staircase, and a wooden door leading to another room.

1. KLO Guest House

Brooklyn

Natalia

A staircase with a vibrant mural, an exit sign, and a handrail.

2. NY Moore Hostel

Brooklyn

Ahmed

P10,946 total

includes taxes & fees

Oct 4 - Oct 5

A bedroom with a bed, a window, and three paintings on the wall.

3. The Local - Hostel

Queens

Sherwin

P22,439 total

includes taxes & fees

Sep 20 - Sep 21

A hotel reception area with a modern design, featuring a counter with a digital display, a brick accent wall, and a large window with neatly folded towels.

4. Q4 Hotel & Hostel

Queens

Minah

A neatly made bed with a radiator, a lamp, and a window with a view of buildings and greenery.

5. Lamartine Chelsea – Hostel

Manhattan

Felix

P12,883 total

includes taxes & fees

Sep 13 - Sep 14

A sign for "KAMA HOSTEL" with a modern design, a potted plant, and a closed door.

6. Kama Central Park Hostel

Manhattan

Kevin

P23,566 total

includes taxes & fees

Sep 8 - Sep 9

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Top Outer Boroughs Hotel Reviews

Sheraton Brooklyn New York Hotel

8/10 Good

"Nice location, very central to everything; shops, transport, parks, both Brooklyn & Manhattan bridges & heaps of restaurants. Shower head in the bathroom wasn’t very good & the wifi always cuts out or not working at all. The staff are lovely & the rooms are very clean & spacious. Good gym too."

LIC Manhattan View Hotel

8/10 Good

"Clean rooms. Friendly staff. Not too far from the subway. Felt a bit nervous walking around the neighborhood at night, but was fine during the day. Good restaurants within walking distance. They offered a “grab and go” breakfast. The only thing available was bagels & croissants. I can’t eat gluten so there was nothing for me to eat. My teenage daughter said it was stale & couldn’t eat hers."

Comfort Inn JFK Airport

8/10 Good

"This is the little hotel that could! The rooms are very tiny but extremely clean and well appointed. They have everything you need. It has a safe, Keurig machine, hair dryer, full length mirror, clock, ironing board and iron and a nice size flat screen tv. The bathroom looks newly updated and the shower pressure was excellent and had plenty of hot water. We were picked up by a free shuttle from the JFK airport and returned there the next day. They have a small restaurant from which we ordered a personal pizza for dinner. It was very tasty. We had a breakfast in the morning in the same area which was included in the room rate. It was not an amazing breakfast but was more than adequate for us. The staff were all very friendly and accommodating. The hallways very badly need updating. The walls are beaten up and the carpet extremely worn out. You do need to use your room key in order to activate the elevator which was an added form of security. This hotel would be a hidden jem if the common areas were updated. Having said that I would stay here again if I needed to overnight when transiting through New York."

Opera House Hotel

8/10 Good

"My friends and I enjoyed our stay. From the very first night, we experienced being under well care. Our check in was at 4 PM, however we arrived at 11 AM and they still allowed us to check in early which was very kind. The workers at the front were very helpful and kind throughout our stay. I would recommend again 10/10"

Hotel The Villa

8/10 Good

"I stayed here on a solo trip as a woman, and it was a decent experience. The staff was friendly and responsive, especially Ashraf. He asked if I had eaten and even offered to give me food if I hadn’t! If you want somewhere clean to rest your head, then this will serve your purpose. The bed was comfortable, the bathroom was nice and there is a working fridge and Roku TV. It is sparse, though, so it’s just a place to sleep, not hang out. You can hear noise and movement in the halls late at night, which is not ideal if you’re a light sleeper. Luckily, I WAS able to get a decent night’s sleep. Additionally, there is a construction site directly across from the hotel which started jackhammering at 7am on Saturday morning and continued until I left around 1pm. Just be aware and bring ear plugs if that’s a bother to you. The area is next to low income housing and people hang out late at night, but there are also families and people just going about their lives. As long as you’re vigilant, you should be fine. I didn’t have a problem, and I quickly adjusted to walking to and from the subway, even around 10pm. I would just say that the staff shouldn’t announce the room number out loud, just as a precaution and especially for women. However, everyone I encountered was friendly and minded their own business. Overall, I would recommend this as an affordable place to stay if you want to be close to the city."

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