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Your Gateway to Astoria
Discover Astoria’s uniqueness with ease. Our prime location in the heart of the neighborhood showcases the area’s best dining, entertainment, parks, and historic attractions. Our central location offers effortless access to all of Astoria’s cultural highlights, and with the subway nearby, the entire metropolitan area is within reach.
Neighborhood Feel, Easy Downtown Access
Experience the charm and community of Astoria while staying just minutes from Midtown Manhattan. With a convenient twenty-minute train ride from our hotel to Times Square, you can easily enjoy the excitement and sights of downtown New York, then return to the comfort and amenities of our neighborhood. Enjoy the best of both worlds when you stay with us!
An Array of Culture in a Single Neighborhood
Astoria is one of Queens’ most ethnically diverse neighborhoods, home to residents from over one hundred countries. These cultural influences are evident in its restaurant scene, where you’ll find cuisines represented from all corners of the world. Scattered throughout are vibrant art installations, parks, and museums complemented by a scenic waterfront with world-class views. Rich, diverse history and modern flair combine in a unique, metropolitan backdrop.
A Historical Tapestry of Culture and Community
Astoria has a rich history that dates back to the early 19th century. Originally settled by Dutch farmers, it was named after John Jacob Astor, one of America's first millionaires, who established a trading post in the area in the 1800s. The neighborhood grew rapidly with the arrival of the Long Island Rail Road in the 1850s, attracting a diverse population of immigrants, particularly from Greece and Italy. This cultural melting pot has shaped Astoria's identity, making it known for its eclectic cuisine and vibrant arts scene.