Bethpage Business Hotel

"Breakfast is not included in room fee, but the rests served a very good breakfast. The hotel room was in disrepair. The bathroom sink faucet was broken. The room had not be dusted in a long time or furniture wiped down. The thermostat needed replaced, as you could not read the buttons. This is so disappointing considering the good reputation Marriott has, and the amount of money paid for this room. "

"Has all you need for a quick stay. Room was ccomfy and food at the restaurant was good"

"Front desk was exceptionally helpful."

"The staff at the front desk, bar/lounge area were very professional and accommodating. I have much gratitude to Melissa and Kim! They were fantastic! The room was clean and a bed was comfortable. Breakfast and food at the bar were delicious. Highly recommend this hotel to other guests! "

"Good option for people who don’t mind staying in Flushing. Walk distance to Subway station and plenty of Asian restaurants nearby"

"I was expecting a nice decorated and finished room. The ceiling and walls showed the drywall seams. Very tacky. Expected better from the Hampton Inn"

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" Great location, but not so great experience. Make sure you don’t stay in room 402. I guess the smoke detectors are not that sensitive or are outdated. Someone on the floor figured out how to smoke without setting the fire alarm off. The smoke traveled through the bathroom vents into our room. Not acceptable, being that we were with our 3-week-old baby. We checked in and went out for dinner, and when we came back it smelled like strong cigarette smoke, like someone was in the room smoking while we were out. I went to the front desk and they came to check it out. They first said yes, the floor smells like cigarettes, but then said no, that’s not smoke, it’s some chemical smell. They suggested that the only solution was to leave the bathroom fan on. Not, “I’m sorry, let’s get you, your wife, and your 3-week-old baby to another room that does not smell like cigarettes coming from the bathroom vent if it’s turned off.” We left the fan on and the smell dialed down, but since we did not want to hear the fan noise all night, we turned it off around 12 AM. At 1:32 AM, my wife woke me to tell me the cigarette smell was back, and stronger this time. Once again, I went to the front desk to complain about the smell, and I was told to just turn on the fan. I demanded we get a different room or I was checking out. I called The Parc Hotel to see if they had a room, and they did. We have "