Hilton Garden Inn Queens/JFK Airport

The facilities and location are both excellent, just what you need, nothing more nothing less. The biggest issue, despite being an airport hotel, is that the airport transfer service operates for a very limited time, meaning you have to rely on taxis or Uber for access. Be aware of this! I was also surprised when an airport transfer staff member from another hotel tried to extort a tip from me, saying he'd take me if I paid him.

This is one of those hotels you only stay at if your flight gets canceled or you have an early morning flight. Its only advantage is its proximity to JFK, with a shuttle bus running every half hour from 5:00 AM to Federal Circle (not directly to each terminal). There's no free breakfast, no complimentary bottled water, and what's particularly unacceptable is that you have to register as a hotel member just to get Wi-Fi... overall, a pretty poor experience.

Brand new hotel, not far from the airport and conveniently located near highway exits. It's well-equipped and has a quiet environment. The service is attentive, but breakfast isn't provided. We arrived late at the airport, so this was a convenient stopover.

Great value for money near JFK Airport. It's a brand-name hotel, so you know you're getting quality – what more could you ask for? The shuttle takes you to the AirTrain station, where you can connect to the terminals or take the AirTrain to Jamaica to catch the subway or LIRR into Manhattan. The hotel has a small convenience store with limited items, and there are no restaurants nearby. Best suited for a one-night stay.

The accessibility was great, though the noise was a bit bothersome due to its proximity to the airport.

Very close to the airport with a convenient shuttle service, which was great. The staff were friendly, and despite arriving in the middle of the night, it was quiet. The facilities are quite new, and the hygiene was good. Definitely recommend for anyone flying out.