Quality beds are topped with soft duvets and four pillows each, plus red-velvet bed runners and round pillows that stand out against the white linens.
Decor is contemporary, if generic, featuring dark-gray carpets with black designs, red accent walls, and small lamps with minimalist lines. The hotel has 330 rooms, ranging from spacious Double Queen Rooms to a 1,600-square-foot Presidential Suite with a kitchenette and walk-in closets. Those on a tighter budget may want to check out the Howard Johnson Jamaica Queens JFK Airport near AirTrain, which is a little bit farther away from the airport but offers easy walking access to the AirTrain, LIRR, and subway. The Holiday Inn New York JFK Airport Area is slightly cheaper and offers just about the same amenities as the Crowne Plaza, plus free breakfast. In this price range, the neighboring Hilton New York JFK has an indoor pool and fewer noise problems in rooms, but Wi-Fi is only free for Hilton loyalty program members. Those who only need a comfortable bed and a place to grab a bite may find this to be a good pick, but rates are high for a hotel that gets many complaints about poor soundproofing and rooms being in need of some updates. The atmosphere is busy during the day, and past guests have complained that check-in and checkout can be terribly slow, which is surprising for a hotel where most guests are either in a hurry to get to the airport or tired after a long flight. Common spaces are contemporary but chain-like, with pops of red on chairs and tables, black accents throughout, and a mix of dark carpets and faux marble floors. It lacks character and isn’t particularly stylish, but serves its purpose for business travelers and those with an early flight out of JFK. With a glass facade, boxy shape, and big parking lot out front, there is nothing that makes the Crowne Plaza JFK Airport stand out among the many hotels in the area.
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