LaGuardia lists ten hotels and tells you where every one of them is. What it never tells you is when any of their shuttles run. The airport publishes a hotel, an address and a telephone number for each, and no hours at all, which is the exact reverse of how its neighbour handles the same page.
That trade matters most before dawn. JFK publishes shuttle hours and leaves out addresses, so a traveler there can check whether a van runs at 5:00 a.m. and cannot tell how far away the hotel is. At LaGuardia it is the other way round, and the gap has to be closed with a phone call the airport helpfully prints.
The ten hotels LaGuardia names
Every hotel on the airport’s list is off-airport. Its own wording settles it: “All listed accommodations are off-airport hotels located just minutes from the terminals.” There is no on-site hotel at LaGuardia, per the airport, and as the page stood in September 2026 the ten it names sit in three neighbourhoods rather than one.
| Hotel, as LaGuardia lists it | Where the address puts it | Phone, per the airport |
|---|---|---|
| Airway Inn | 82-20 Astoria Blvd, East Elmhurst | +1 (718) 565-5100 |
| Aloft New York LaGuardia Airport | 100-15 Ditmars Blvd, East Elmhurst | +1 (718) 512-0248 |
| New York LaGuardia Airport Marriott | 102-05 Ditmars Blvd, East Elmhurst | +1 (718) 565-8900 |
| Hampton Inn New York – LaGuardia Airport | 102-40 Ditmars Blvd, East Elmhurst | +1 (718) 672-6600 |
| DoubleTree by Hilton New York LGA | 104-04 Ditmars Blvd, East Elmhurst | +1 (718) 457-6300 |
| voco Fiorello – LaGuardia East by IHG | 20-07 127th Street, Flushing | +1 (929) 823-3001 |
| Fairfield Inn New York LaGuardia Airport | 28-66 College Point Blvd, Flushing | +1 (718) 888-9979 |
| Hilton Garden Inn Flushing LaGuardia | 33-75 Prince Street, Flushing | +1 (718) 878-3695 |
| Hyatt Place Flushing/LaGuardia Airport | 133-42 39th Avenue, Flushing | +1 (718) 888-1234 |
| Holiday Inn Express Maspeth | 59-40 55th Road, Maspeth | +1 (718) 416-2500 |
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Addresses instead of hours, and why that is backwards
The two airports publish opposite halves of the same problem. At JFK the hotel table carries a shuttle column and the airport fills it: Hilton Garden Inn there runs 5:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. per JFK, and Hyatt Regency 8:00 a.m. to 2:00 a.m., which is a six-hour hole for anyone on a dawn departure. No address appears anywhere on that page.
LaGuardia inverts it exactly. Ten addresses, ten phone numbers, and not one shuttle time. A traveler can measure the distance to the terminal on a map and cannot discover whether a van exists at four in the morning without dialling.
The phone number is therefore the most useful column on the page rather than a formality, and it is the only route to the answer that decides an early flight. Nine of the ten carry a 718 or 929 area code, which is Queens, so the call reaches the property itself rather than a national reservations desk.
Not one of them is in Astoria
Astoria comes up constantly in searches for LaGuardia hotels, and it appears on this list exactly once, as a street. The Airway Inn sits at 82-20 Astoria Blvd, and its address puts it in East Elmhurst. No hotel the airport names has an Astoria address.
Sorted by where the airport says they are, the ten split three ways: five in East Elmhurst, four in Flushing and one in Maspeth. That is the real geography of an LGA hotel stay, and none of the three is the neighbourhood most people type. The airport’s own taxi table makes the point again by omission: it prices Jackson Heights at $14-19 and Yankee Stadium at $40-50, and carries no row for Flushing at all, where four of its ten hotels are.
The Flushing group is worth separating for a different reason. Those four sit on the Citi Field side of the airport rather than the terminal side, which matters for anyone combining a flight with a ballgame, because the drive between the two runs through the same corridor.
Four of them share one boulevard
Read the East Elmhurst addresses in order, as they stood in September 2026, and a cluster appears that no page mentions. Aloft is at 100-15 Ditmars Blvd, the Marriott at 102-05, the Hampton Inn at 102-40 and the DoubleTree at 104-04. Four of the ten hotels on the airport’s list sit on the same boulevard within four building numbers of each other.
For a traveler that is leverage rather than trivia. Four properties on one street with four separate phone numbers means four chances to find a van running at the hour a flight needs, all of them the same distance from the terminal, and a taxi between them if the first answer is no.
The Airway Inn is the outlier in that group, on Astoria Blvd rather than Ditmars, and it is the only hotel on the list published with two telephone numbers: a toll-free +1 (800) 356-0250 alongside its local line.
Where the shuttle actually stops
LaGuardia does publish the pickup arrangement, and it differs from its neighbour in a way that saves a step. In the airport’s words, “hotel shuttles pick up and drop off in designated areas outside each terminal”, with the instruction to “follow the signs for Hotel Shuttles to locate the specific pick-up point”.
Outside each terminal is the operative phrase. JFK routes every hotel shuttle to a single collection point at Federal Circle, reached by AirTrain, so a guest there adds a train ride before the van, free from a terminal but $8.75 per person from Jamaica or Howard Beach. At LaGuardia the van comes to the building the flight landed at.
What the airport does not publish is which terminal door, beyond the signs, or how long a wait to expect at any of them. Both are exactly the sort of detail the phone number exists to settle.
The comparison the published record cannot support
The obvious question for a week away is whether a night in one of these hotels plus its parking beats leaving the car at the airport. On published figures that sum cannot be completed, because the airport prints no price for any of the ten and no parking rate for them either.
One side of it is firm. A week in the Prepaid Economy lot is $280 at the $40 a day it publishes for a booking made ahead, according to LaGuardia, or $525 at Terminal A’s $75 drive-up maximum. Those are the numbers any hotel package would have to beat, and they are the only half of the comparison an issuer publishes.
Any figure attached to the other side comes from a booking engine on a given day rather than from the Port Authority. It is a quote, it moves, and treating it as a rate is how a comparison stops being checkable.
- Call before booking if the flight is early. No shuttle hour for any of the ten appears on the airport’s page, and the phone number is the published route to it.
- Do not search Astoria. Every hotel the airport names is in East Elmhurst, Flushing or Maspeth, and the only Astoria on the list is a boulevard.
- Work the Ditmars cluster if the first answer is no. Aloft, the Marriott, the Hampton Inn and the DoubleTree sit between 100-15 and 104-04 on the same street.
- Expect the van at your terminal, not at a shared point. LaGuardia publishes pickup outside each terminal under signs marked Hotel Shuttles.
- Judge any package against $280 for a prebooked week of parking, or $525 without a booking, since those are the only published totals to beat.
- Do not expect a room inside the airport. LaGuardia states that all listed accommodations are off-airport.
Editorial note: prices, schedules, and policies on this page were checked against the official sources named in the text in September 2026. Treat every figure here as a reference point rather than a quote: operators change fares and hours without notice, and many vary by season, by event and by demand. Confirm the current price with the operator before you travel. Westchester Ride does not sell tickets or parking and does not accept payment to rank any operator.
Common questions about hotels near LaGuardia
Six answers, each taken from what LaGuardia published in September 2026.
No. The airport states that all listed accommodations are off-airport hotels located just minutes from the terminals. That is a difference from JFK, which publishes one on-site property reached on foot from Terminal 5 through the old Flight Center tubes.
Ten, with an address and a phone number for each: Airway Inn, Aloft, the LaGuardia Airport Marriott, Hampton Inn, DoubleTree, voco Fiorello, Fairfield Inn, Hilton Garden Inn Flushing, Hyatt Place Flushing and Holiday Inn Express Maspeth.
The airport does not say. It publishes no shuttle hours for any of the ten hotels on its list, only addresses and phone numbers, so the only published route to that answer is calling the property. JFK, by contrast, prints hours for each of its hotels.
Outside each terminal rather than at one shared point. LaGuardia tells guests that shuttles pick up and drop off in designated areas outside each terminal and to follow the signs marked Hotel Shuttles to find the specific spot.
None on the airport’s own list. Its ten hotels sit in East Elmhurst, Flushing and Maspeth. The only Astoria on the page is a street name, Astoria Boulevard, and the hotel at that address is in East Elmhurst.
No published figure answers that, because the airport prints no price for any hotel on its list. What it does publish is the parking side: $280 for a prebooked week in the Economy lot at $40 a day, or $525 at Terminal A’s drive-up maximum.
LaGuardia will tell you exactly where every hotel is and never when its van leaves.
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