Checking in to the Ravel Hotel

The Ravel Hotel

The Quick and Dirty

As Long Island City’s first luxury boutique hotel, The Ravel Hotel features sixty-three chicly designed guestrooms, each overlooking a stunning view of the Manhattan skyline. From the lavishly spacious rooms that boast 9-feet-tall ceilings and the relaxing cityscape view from your own private balcony to the luxury of its spa-like bathrooms, the Ravel offers guests a true outlet to relieve the stresses of life. At the Ravel Hotel, guests are sure to experience the excitement of New York City blended with the serenity and comfort of an out-of-city getaway.

Why This Place Rocks

This was the amazing view from our room’s balcony. Nuff Said.

The Queensboro Bridge

Basic rooms run for $140-$199 per night (plus they often have additional specials / discounts). I guarantee that you won’t find a boutique hotel in Manhattan with the same kind of luxury amenities as The Ravel at this bargain basement price.

The Ravel Hotel penthouse

Chic and modern rooms featuring top of the line Kohler faucets, a 42” Phillips flat screen TV, and hypo-allergenic goose down bedding.

Penthouse bathroom

Insider’s Tip

Be sure to take advantage of Ravel’s complimentary shuttle service to the nearby subway stops. As this area is still “up and coming” and still developing, walking around is not advised, especially at night.

Penthouse808, the Ravel’s rooftop restaurant

Dining at Penthouse808, the Ravel’s rooftop restaurant, is a must. Nosh on affordable pan-Asian fair while taking in a panoramic view of the Manhattan skyline. Menu highlights include the sesame tuna sashimi flatbread ($15), the Japanese BBQ salmon ($19), and the pistachio tempura ice cream with caramelized bananas ($9).

Sesame tuna sashimi flatbread