Guest House in Queens
The Waltham Private Room & Bathroom JFK LGA 10min I 20min ManhattanPenn Station bullet-train: Is It Right for Your Stay?
Ranked 1 of 14 in Queens on our weighted review measure.
- Best for
- The strongest overall record in this shortlist
- Location
- Queens
- Review score
- 9.1 out of 10 from 208 reviews
- Price band
- Under $150
- Property type
- Guest House, 3-star listing
- Last checked
- August 2026
The verdict
The Waltham Private Room & Bathroom JFK LGA 10min I 20min ManhattanPenn Station bullet-train ranks 1 of 14 in Queens on our weighted review measure, which balances the score against the number of reviews behind it. It holds 9.1 out of 10 from 208 reviews. At about $138 a night in the August 2026 snapshot it undercuts the $186 median of that set. The clearest reason to shortlist it is the strongest overall record in this shortlist.
Its 9.1 score sits at or above the 8.2 median of this shortlist, across 208 reviews.
Location
The address is 107-14 Waltham st, Jamaica, Queens, NY 11435, United States.
Our data places it in Queens.
In a straight line it is about 9.1 miles from Barclays Center, 10.0 miles from Grand Central, 10.3 miles from the Empire State Building.
Those are straight-line distances between coordinates, not walking routes, so treat them as a way to compare properties rather than as a travel time.
The honest comparison
Right for you or not
- travellers trading a premium address for a lower nightly reference price
- A pool is part of your requirement: this property does not list one.
What the listing records
Facilities in the source listing
The source listing records no facilities for this property.
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FAQ
Common questions
Is The Waltham Private Room & Bathroom JFK LGA 10min I 20min ManhattanPenn Station bullet-train a good choice?
It depends on the trip. On our weighted review measure it ranks 1 of 14 in Queens. We found no measurable drawback against that comparison set.
What does it cost?
About $138 a night in our August 2026 snapshot, which is a reference point rather than a bookable rate.

