We spent one night with my family since we have tons of friends in Queens and Long Island. The hotel is located very close to the highways (LIE and Cross Island and very convenient). There was only one person in the reception and it took a while to check in. The hotel is old but decent. The rooms are regular... More

Stayed here for 1 night In November. The room was boiling hot. There is no temperature control in the room. On the plus side the breakfast was suprisingly decent. There was bagels, bacon, eggs, waffles and pastries. There was free internet access downstairs in the lobby with a printer which came in handy. Parking was also free and convenient. More

I stayed all of 5 hours. I woke up with a bug bite on my neck. Looked around and found a bed bug!!! I took a video of it, packed my stuff, and went down to the front desk to check out and complain. I showed the employee the video and the bite on my neck. His 1st comment was,... More

If you need to stay in or near Bayside, the Ramada is a good place to stay. It's not a high-end hotel, but it's a good hotel with comfortable, clean rooms. The people at the front desk were very helpful and accommodating, and even gave us a better price than the one quoted to us on the phone. There is... More

We are used. To staying in high end hotels, but with a baby, a minivan and family in queens, manhattan just wasn't practical. We stayed three nights at the Adria with a one yr old. The first night was in a king room. It was tight for us, so the front desk was very helpful in getting us moved across... More

Keep in mind this was not our choice at first. We had reserved the Queensboro Hotel (read my dissappointing review titled Beware) But this hotel had a room luckly for us for 4 nights over Easter weekend. Beds were comfortable and clean. The sink was outside the bathroom which was weird but whatever, we dealt with it. If you stay... More

RATHOLE! This place is horrible. The worst, rattiest hotel I've had the misfortune to book. PLEASE BE ADVISED: there are two hotels - one across the street from the other. One is the Ramada and the other is called Hotel Adria and when you book online, you don't know which one you may go into so beware and be very... More

Hotel cost being so expensive in Manhattan, we seek a cheaper place to stay. We lucked into Ramada Bayside Queens while they were having a special promotional deal for 3 nights stay. We saved as least a few hundred dollars, and the accommodation is more than adequate. With the money saved, we booked a tour for 4 with Topaz Tours... More

Needed to stay in Bayside which has only three hotels. This is probably the best of the three, but there is nothing luxurious about this hotel. The positives are the price and the fact that there will probably always be rooms available. Also the hotel is clean--no bugs or nasty stuff in the rooms. They offer complimentary wi-fi and parking,... More