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Country Inn & Suites By Carlson, New York City in Queens, NY

40-34 Crescent Street , Long Island City New York 11101, United States

Reservations: 1-800-596-2375 US/Canada Toll-free

Telephone: (718) 729-0111 Fax: (718) 729-0112

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Convenient Queens Lodging in New York City

The Country Inn & Suites New York City is conveniently located between 40th and 41st Avenues on Crescent Street. Just one mile east of Queens Bridge Park on Long Island, our Queens, NY lodging is less than five miles from most Manhattan attractions, including Central Park, Times Square, Madison Square Garden and Citi Field. If you are searching for U.S. Open hotels, the Country Inn & Suites is just 15 minutes by train from the Billie Jean King National Tennis Center. Our hotel's location is also convenient to JFK Airport and is just 4.3 miles from LaGuardia International Airport, so arrivals and departures are stress free.

Queens, NY attractions near the Country Inn & Suites include:

Citi Field (6.4 miles)
Watch the Mets play at the new Citi Field, just minutes from our Queens lodging.
Phone: (718) 507-8499
Jackson Heights (2.8 miles)
This South Asian neighborhood in Queens offers some of the best Indian cuisine in the city. Visitors can find Jackson Heights on Seventy-fourth Street between Roosevelt and 37th Avenues.
Museum of Modern Art Queens (1.4 miles)
A satellite of the famous Manhattan art museum, the Museum of Modern Art Queens features works by a number of famous artists.
Phone: (212) 708-9400
Socrates Sculpture Park (1 mile)
This innovative park encourages close interaction between artists, artwork and the public.
Phone: (718) 956-1819
The Unisphere (9.5 miles)
Located in Flushing Park, the Unisphere is a well-known Queens symbol. Next door at the Queens Museum of Art, view a detailed panorama of New York City.
USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center (7.0 miles)
In town to see the US Open? Our hotel is just minutes from this massive tennis complex.
Phone: (718) 760-6200

While you're lodging in Queens, don't miss these attractions in Manhattan:

Central Park (3.0 miles)
A must-see NYC attraction, Central Park is just across the Queensboro Bridge. Here, visit the Obelisk (Cleopatra's Needle), Alice in Wonderland and Balto sculptures.
Phone: (212) 310-6600
Empire State Building (4.0 miles)
One of the most widely recognized buildings in the world, the Empire State building is located in Midtown Manhattan. Head to the 86th Floor Observatory for some of the best views of the city.
Phone: (212) 736-3100
Grand Central Terminal (3.6 miles)
This quintessential landmark is just minutes from our hotel. At Grand Central, experience stunning architecture, world-class dining and sophisticated shopping.
Phone: (212) 340-2345
Times Square (3.5 miles)
Known as the crossroads of the world, Times Square should be on every NYC visitor's agenda. See a show, view an art exhibit or simply take in the sights.
Water Taxi Beach Long Island City (2.0 miles)
Enjoy sun and sand during the day. At night, the 21 and over crowd can dance the night away.
World Trade Center Site (8.0 miles)
Visit the poignant memorial in lower Manhattan, a reminder of the tragedy of September 11 and the great sacrifices made by the NYPD and FDNY.
Yankee Stadium (7.6 miles)
Take a tour or see a ballgame at the new stadium in the Bronx.
Phone: (718) 293-4300

Transportation:
Queens Borough Plaza Station is one block from the hotel.

About New York

New York, New York, so nice they named it twice. While pleasant, these familiar lines don't seem to do justice to a living, breathing metropolis like New York City -- a place that, every day, seems to lend itself to bolder and bolder superlatives. The Big Apple certainly lives up to the fanfare it receives as the largest US city, and it promises a never ending assortment of first class entertainment, dining, shopping and cultural opportunities. On any given week -- and really, there is no bad time to visit -- thousands of visitors flock to see NYC's iconic attractions: the Statue of Liberty, Empire State Building and Times Square, stroll through Central Park or shop along Fifth Avenue. And still, those preferring quieter pursuits find a plethora choices: a seat on the Staten Island Ferry, the rooftop sculpture garden at the Metropolitan Museum or the anticipatory hush before the conductor raises his baton at the symphony. So, whether you are seeking a sample of some sublime fusion of foie gras and panna cotta or to tune your ears to the latest neo-psychedelic orchestral rap, one thing is for sure: you'll to find it here, even at 4am, in New York City.

Did you know?

Welcome to Grand Central Terminal, the world's largest railway station and the United States' busiest. The station sprawls over 76 acres and accommodates 500,000 commuters and subway riders daily. Be sure to explore the wonder of the main concourse of the station. Roughly 12 stories high, a celestial map glows with fiber optic lighting that brings the major stars to life.