Big and moreorless clean room with very basic kitchen and fridge and coffee maker, lot of storage space. Good and relatively quiet and safe location. Daily cleaning and towels change. I would choose the same hotel next time, it was very ok.

A/C worked well, but very noisy. There is almost no equipment in the kitchen. The view from the room and balcony was zero - directly to the wall of next house.

The Condor Hotel offers you an adequate and comfortable stay. The beds were excellent, and so was the shower, with good water pressure. The staff at both check-in and check-out were very friendly. The nearest subway station is close by enough to get there on foot. I'd definitely consider this hotel again if I have to stay in New York for business of pleasure.

The rooms are not very well isolated and I could hear my neighbours having "a really good time" in their room for quite some time. The area doesn't offer a lot of variety in night life, or breakfast places.

I was very impressed with the room i had. It was quite spacious, even had a small balcony, had a fridge, microwave and a nice bathroom. The beds were comfortable. The staff at the reception was very friendly.

The WiFi was a bit unstable during my stay. Some nights it kept connecting and reconnecting. I had an e sim on my phone so stuck mostly to using the internet on my phone. I did not report this to the staff as it wasn't a big issue, but can imagine if you had to rely solely on WiFi it could be problematic. Of course I am unsure if this 'issue' was noticeable in every room. So all-in-all not a real issue but just something to report.

the hotel is relatively inexpensive and a 10-20 minute walk from various metro stations. depending on where you want to go in manhattan, you can be there in 15-30 minutes. the room is very spacious and the beds comfortable. a grocery store is just around the corner.

the shower is very old and whenever the water was running, it made a lot of noise. in addition, the rooms are very hard of hearing, which is why we could often hear people talking or the vacuum cleaner in the corridor. the music from the next room was also somewhat audible

I stayed 2 nights in the twin room on the ground floor, which was very spacious for me. The balcony and kitchenette were a nice touch. The bed was super comfortable but it's not big enough for two adults to sleep comfortably, I would recommend this room to other solo travellers or two people wanting to sleep separately (as mentioned by other reviewers). The price was very convenient considering it's NYC. The area is predominantly Jewish, I felt quite safe walking around during the day and I think it would've been fine at night too but I preferred to take Uber anyway. Subway stops are within 20min walking distance, very easy and safe walks (during daytime, didn't go at night): Marcy Av (J) and Flushing Av (G). There's a small self-service store with snacks and drinks, in the hotel's lobby.

Minor details here and there that would benefit from a touch-up but nothing major, everything in the room worked fine and was clean.

The property was nice. It has a lounge area if you need to sit and wait for check in or a uber ride etc. Most of the staff were great. Whatever you ask, they were able to do.

There was no continental breakfast. There is only 1 elevator. When towels were brought some had dingy stains or make up like stains on them. Some of the linen had stains on them as well. Housekeeping got rude because I put my dirty towels and linen in her dirty bin.

The room was spotlessly clean and the bed was incredibly comfortable. It was convenient to adjust the temperature of the room, the blankets were warm -- I've never slept better in my life. Our room was right next to the lobby but it was completely quiet all night. There was the option to make coffee in the room, but we enjoyed the brewed coffee available in the lobby (and ice water). The front desk staff was very kind and knowledgeable, and they stored our bags all day while we traveled around the city. The hotel is walking distance from many excellent restaurant options, and the streets were bustling with Hasidic families, so it felt very safe.

I'm no expert at navigating the NYC subway, but I think this hotel is not ideally located for travel by subway to Manhattan for those who are not comfortable walking long distances. I recommend looking closely at Google Maps and bearing that in mind as you book.

The room was exceptionally clean. I was able to get extra towels with ease upon request. We don't walk inside with shoes, so the floors were cleaned daily and we could tell each time we returned from being out around town. That a huge bonus for us because it made us feel right at home.

The bathtubs were very high. Although it was easy for me to climb in, it wasn't as easy for my young son nor my elderly aunt who had a terrible fall while we were there. She ended up in the hospital.

We enjoyed the room which eas clean and had eveything we needed - even a small kitchen with a microwave and coffee machine. Everyday cleaning and a safe available. Area felt safe - even when it got dark.

15-20min walk to the nearest metro station. Beds were quite soft and it was rather loud - a/c and the outside. Make sure you bring some earplugs. For NYC standards the price was decent, however it doesn't change that to us it felt like quite an expensive stay.

We (family of 4) had a very late arrival to LGA (midnight) and had planned to go to our inlaws in CT but had an appointment in Brooklyn at noon the next day so I booked 2 rooms at the Condor give the availability, price, location and reviews. The stay exceeded our expectations. We arrived at 1am, got to the rooms that connected, the 4 beds were very clean and comfortable, bathroom / shower was as well, checkin and checkout was very polite and professional.

Really nothing that we did not like. The hotel served its purpose very well.