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The Westin Flushing Laguardia Airport

Name: The Westin Flushing Laguardia Airport
Address: 35-36 Leavitt St, Flushing, New York, 11354, Flushing, US

★★★★·8.5/ 10Recommended

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📍35-36 Leavitt St, Flushing, New York, 11354 · Flushing ↗

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Check-in 04:00 PM / out 11:00 AM

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Free breakfastRarely

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延迟至14:00退房 · until 14:00

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25 to 49 Qualifying Nights in a calendar year.

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The Westin Flushing LaGuardia Airport · 万豪金卡入住报告(2026年3月)

Check in的时候索要2 pm late check out，得到同意。
前台挺nice的，但免费的机场shuttle司机态度很恶劣，从LGA接去酒店要打电话，结果话说也说不清楚，而且非常不耐烦，当时第一次到LGA，没搞清楚shuttle在哪层pick up，来回几通电话以后司机直接急眼了，再打过去直接不接我电话，等找对地方发现车也直接开走了，后来打Uber去的酒店。
位置还行，Flushing逛吃逛喝挺方便的。
这个shuttle比较坏人心情，但其他方面都还可以；而且从LGA接去酒店要打电话，但从酒店送去LGA直接在酒店门口就能上车，应该不至于要跟司机拉扯。

2026-04-04

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Cleanliness9.7

Value9.1

Facilities8.9

Service8.6

Location8.6

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Chinese, Sichuan · Bib

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Jiang Nan

Chinese, Regional Cuisine · Bib

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Tong Sam Gyup Goo Yi

Korean, Barbecue · Bib

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Chinese, Sichuan · Bib

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3.4km

Asian Jewels

Chinese, Dim Sum

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656m

SaRanRom Thai

thai · Bib

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Zaab Zaab

thai · Bib

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5.5km

Phayul

asian, tibetan, nepalese · Bib

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5.6km

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The Westin Flushing Laguardia Airport

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Deluxe Room, 1 King Bed, City View

Room, 1 King Bed

Room, 1 Queen Bed

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