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Krishna Hospitality LLC opens 133-room County Inn & Suites in Queens

Country Inns & Suites By Carlson(SM) opened its first property in N.Y.C., the Country Inn & Suites By Carlson, New York City at Queens. The hotel is owned by Krishna Hospitality LLC. The 133-room Country Inn & Suites N.Y.C. at Queens is is planning a grand opening event in early November. "Our newest property provides guests with a convenient location for visits to New York City, offering a welcoming atmosphere and comfortable accommodations only minutes from midtown Manhattan, with easily accessible links to subways and other public transportation modes," said Steve Mogck, executive VP and COO for Country Inns & Suites By Carlson. "Long Island City is one of New York's hottest developing borough neighborhoods, and home to a variety of contemporary arts facilities and organizations, and attractive ethnic restaurants and cuisine," commented Kaushik Patel, general manager and managing partner, Country Inn & Suites New York City at Queens. "The hotel offers warm, hospitable surroundings in a neighborhood close to midtown Manhattan, Times Sq., and Central Park." Country Inn & Suites New York City at Queens provides spacious accommodations ranging from 252-s/f guestrooms to 384-s/f one-bedroom suites. All guestrooms and suites feature complimentary wired and wireless high-speed Internet access, 32-inch LCD television, microwave and refrigerator. Some accommodations also offer breathtaking views of the Manhattan skyline. The hotel also features signature brand elements, including traditional architecture and a sophisticated residential interior design with iconic hardwood style plank lobby flooring and lobby fireplace. The property features the brand's new interior design prototype, highlighted by fresh color palettes, increased workspace, bright lighting and attractive, comfortable furnishings reflecting current residential trends. Situated less than five miles from midtown Manhattan, the Country Inn & Suites New York City at Queens is minutes from major New York City attractions such as Central Park, Times Sq., and the Empire State Building. Local Long Island City attractions include the award-winning modern art museum PS1, the new Socrates Sculpture Park, destination ethnic cuisine and the New York Mets' recently built Citi Field baseball stadium. Country Inns & Suites By Carlson offer amenities such as complimentary hot breakfast, in-room coffee maker, in-room iron and ironing board, hair dryer, and weekday morning newspaper. Country Inns & Suites embraces the love of reading through its Read It & Return Lending Library. A variety of titles for all ages are available for guests to borrow and read at their leisure at more than 465 locations in the U.S. and Canada and the brand supports literacy efforts through charitable donations.
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