66%
Hostel is situated in quiet and safe area, 40 minutes away from Manhattan by subway. Beds' covers were dirty. Walls are too thin - it was too noisy at night.
Dmitry, from Russia ~ Sep 28 2008
76%
Great place to stay in New York for a couple days, a bit far from center but it doesn't make any sense... Thx for your service!)
Alexander, from Russia ~ Sep 8 2008
74%
gud place, to live, but a bit far from the city..
rooms were very good n clean, though we were there only to sleep for 5hrs a day..
overall had a very gud time in NY.
Thanx YMCA..
wish u had ur hostel in downtown..
Joy, from India ~ Aug 2 2008
66%
We saw a big cock roach in our room and had to kill it. It did not make sleeping that night very easy to do.
David, from USA ~ Jun 27 2008
96%
The staff was excellent and accomodating to me as I have a walking disability. It was clean, safe, and I enjoyed my stay. I would stay there again.
LaKeisha, from USA ~ Jun 17 2008
80%
The staff at the Flushing YMCA are very nice and helpful. They are also very efficient in performing their jobs. I stayed at two different hostels on this trip, the American Dream hostel and Flushing YMCA. I would say overall the facility at Flushing YMCA is better than the other one. The only drawback is its location - at the far end of the train 7, it takes about 40 minutes minimum to go to Manhattan, where typical travelers to NY want to go.
Although there was a mistake in the reservation
Wei-jen, from Taiwan ~ May 30 2008
74%
At the beginning I was a bit skeptic about the place, but as time passed by everything was ok. I guess it just took some time to get used to. It kind of far away from NYC (~30-40 mins subway) but it was the only place available with a short notice (only a few days). I can't complain, I had all the amenities I could ask for: TV, pool, gym, wireless internet, and parking. I couldn't find a better place to stay than this. Its weak point were the shared bathrooms, but at this price, you won't b
Daniel, from Honduras ~ May 26 2008
90%
thanks for your kind services,my warmregards to all the staff members.
pradeep
pradeep, from India ~ May 22 2008
86%
IMO this place is the best value for a single person room in NYC. At $60/night there are not many cheaper and those that are cheaper are of FAR less quality than the Flushing Y. Staying here reminded me of the college dorms, cozy rooms with single-sex shared bathrooms. Each room has cable TV with towels and soap provided. There is wireless internet but it only works in the lobby and the third floor. There is a police station down the street and a cafe where you can get a free breakfast. Th
David, from USA ~ May 22 2008
80%
The room was clean and comfortable. But the cafe to which the hostel is tied up to provide free breakfast is not very hostel-guest friendly. I don't know if it was just that day, but we had to wait for like 30 mins for 2 orders of breakfast( bagel and cream cheese with fruits on the side, a sandwich consisting of 2 eggs and cheese). We saw the same happen to another couple of guests who were there before us.
Adrian, from Romania ~ Apr 21 2008
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