Hotel Verve
A contemporary independent in Long Island City.
Long Island City, New York, NYOpens a live Booking.com search for this hotel · we may earn a commission
What Hotel Verve actually is
Hotel Verve is a modern independent property in Long Island City offering contemporary rooms with private bathrooms at rates well below Manhattan for a comparable standard.
The neighbourhood has changed substantially over the past fifteen years, with towers, restaurants and waterfront parks replacing much of the old industrial fabric. The subway reaches Midtown in around ten minutes, and Gantry Plaza State Park is a short walk west.
What stands out
- 01 Contemporary rooms at well below Manhattan rates
- 02 Around ten minutes to Midtown by subway
- 03 Short walk to Gantry Plaza State Park
- 04 In a neighbourhood transformed over the past 15 years
Rooms and suites
Standard Queen
Sleeps 2Contemporary with private bathroom
Deluxe King
Sleeps 2Larger with seating
Family Room
Sleeps 4Two double beds
Room names and availability vary by season — the live inventory is on the booking page.
Facilities and amenities
- 24-hour front desk
- Fitness access
- Air conditioning
- Private bathrooms
- Housekeeping
- Luggage storage
- Parking nearby
- Business services
- Elevator
- Complimentary Wi-Fi
Where it sits
One stop from Midtown under the river, with glass towers facing the UN across the water. LIC consistently offers the best price-to-view ratio of any hotel district in New York.
Nearest transit
- ▸Court Sq (7, E, G, M)
- ▸Queensboro Plaza (7, N, W)
- ▸Vernon Blvd–Jackson Av (7)
- ▸NYC Ferry at Hunters Point South
What's nearby
- ▸Gantry Plaza State Park
- ▸MoMA PS1
- ▸Museum of the Moving Image
- ▸Noguchi Museum
- ▸Sculpture Center
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Questions people ask about Hotel Verve
How long to Midtown?
About ten minutes on the 7, E or M train.
What is there to do in Long Island City?
MoMA PS1, the Noguchi Museum, Gantry Plaza State Park and a growing restaurant scene, plus quick access to all of Manhattan.