Hotels near New York Skyports Seaplane Base - NYS, New York

Long Island City is a very mixed neighbourhood - industrial, working class, and areas being gentrified. Not everyone would feel comfortable walking around the neighborhood. But there is hip stuff developing.

We were in Brooklyn for my daughter's wedding. It was at a great Italian restaurant called Aurora. There's a nice park called Domino park just down 2 blocks next to the water where we took pictures at.

Love this vibrant city - Always so much to do and see. There is always a great Broadway show to enjoy - or take the free Staten Island ferry to catch a glimpse of the Statue of Liberty. Walk the Highline - visit Grand Central station or the New York Public Library, walk over the Brooklyn Bridge all free to do and of course a stroll through Central Park. A fun thing to do is a walking tour of one of the boroughs And when you choose to spend $$$$$ lots and lots of attractions

Great location and a reasonably comfortable bed, with basic coffee/shower amenities—that’s where the positives end. Housekeeping was disorganized (no English, gave me a duvet insert with no cover and never delivered it over three days; didn’t make the bed, didn’t restock coffee pods, no trash liners). Free Wi-Fi was ~10 Mbps and too slow for most apps. Not recommended.

Wonderful place to walk around. Food is amazing. Walking the Promenade is over the op. Go down to the pier and catch a ferry for a terrific Manhattan view. Stop at Governor's Island and tour the old fort. Back in Brooklyn walk along the river catching views of all the converted piers. Loads to see, bring good walking shoes. That Brooklyn Bridge will get you into another world.

Travelled with my daughter and New York delivered and met both our needs. We got around on foot and got to see everything we planned on seeing and more. We stayed close to Times Square which was a great location as was central however after the second day it felt a little overwhelming, noise, bright lights, too many people. We spent the last of our three days exploring the west village, Greenwich, Chelsea areas which were much more relaxed and decided that when we return we would look at accommodation in those areas. We pre booked a broadway show, Beetlejuice which was fantastic however the 2 large glasses of wine cost an extortionate amount so would recommend not drinking at the venue……$94.00!!!!