Airway Inn at LaGuardia

"Disgusting rooms. Clearly a scam where rooms are upcharged for people stranded due to cancelled flights. I have never felt more unclean or unsafe. The hallways was littered with garbage. Additionally, there were naked screaming children running around unsupervised. Would stay far away."

"There was mold on the shower curtains. The floors were sticky and dirty. Roaches were on the walls and gnats were everywhere. The tub and sinks were dirty. We waited over an hour for the rooms to be cleaned before we could go in. The rooms were cold and they had no blankets. The American Red Cross paid for these rooms. Government money and this is how they do people in great times of need and despair. Same on you."

"This place needs to be shut down. Staying here was like living a scene from a horror movie, complete with bad smells, burn holes in the bedding, filthy floors, and a room that is falling apart. Bed bugs were literally crawling up the walls and on the sheets while I was awake, forcing me to move my stuff to the bathroom to sleep in the bath tub. Don't bother with the airport shuttle too. Despite what Google tells you, they don't have one. No matter how desperately you need a room for the night, do NOT stay here."

"Disgusting. Trust the bad reviews - the good ones are lies. A few lowlights: filthy (obviously not cleaned between guests), smelly (garbage and cigarette smoke), bugs every, stains and puddles, broken air conditioner, dirty exposed mattress, trash in the halls. Sleep on the airport floor instead. It would be cleaner, safer, and more comfortable."

"If I could give 0 stars I would. This “hotel” shouldn’t even be legally in business. Between the lack of cleaning and lack of safety this is easily one of the the most uncomfortable experiences I have ever encounter. If you want to stay somewhere that reminds you of a a hotel horror story. This is the spot but if you want a habitable, clean and safety place… avoid at all costs. Listen to the majority of the bad reviewers. They are all correct. The good ones have to be fake I can promise that."