Hotels near John F. Kennedy Hospital

"Staff very nice and room very comfortable and clean. Breakfast also excellent 😄"

"Great place to stay!"

"Very disappointed. I have stayed at the hotel over the past five years and it has gone downhill considerably. The dead bolt lock for my room didn’t work. The TV wasn’t working and the front desk told me to check to see if it was plugged in. No way I could find the outlet and the correct response would have been they would send someone to check it out. Finally did send someone that got it working. The room “refrigerator” was useless. Barely cool and you can’t change the temperature setting. Not just my room, all rooms. I had medication that needed to stay chilled. Asked the front desk if they could keep my medication in their refrigerator so it would stay chilled. Except, even that wasn’t enough to keep it properly chilled. They have three elevators and the middle elevator was unreliable. Would go to my floor but the door wouldn’t open. Had to go back to the lobby and switch elevators. When I mentioned this to the front desk, the response was that, yes, the middle elevator wouldn’t always work properly so take the others!! But, they didn’t put a sign by the elevator so others wouldn’t use it. And, this happened a couple of times because it did work, some of the time, but after the third issue I never trusted that elevator again and did not want to get stuck."

"Amazing breakfast! "

"Limited breakfast selection "

"Very nice hotel and staff "

"I enjoyed my stay."

"I was at a convention at the hotel. The Con started at 9 am , I checked in around 3:30, 4 o clock. Room was nice, bed was firm. Everything was clean. My only complaint was the next morning buying breakfast at the hotel. I was just doing grab and go with something premade in the cold box. The line to pay for it was long and slow. There should have been a separate line for ordering"

"Great place to stay, comfortable, nice. However $6 for bottled water and drinks Ridiculous. Not cool to take advantage of the average consumer in times like these. Price gouging should never be a strategy to make up funds for your bottom line. "