Airport transportation in Jamaica

A mostly middle-class residential area, Queens is located just south of Queens College and just north of JFK Airport with curbside pick up, making it the perfect quiet oasis to stay close to your flight and away the noise. Home to a few subway stations along Archer Avenue, plus close access to the idyllic homes inside the Addisleigh Park Historic District, you’ll have plenty to explore inside and out. Look forward to the beauty of the area by making sure you’ve got a solid ride to take care of it, choosing between the simplicity of a shuttle or the helpful tips of a local personal driver.

Ensure you’ve got a comfy place to call home when you arrive, choosing between various business-friendly stays that include the Days Inn & Suites Jamaica on Liberty Avenue, which offers a 24-hour shuttle to JFK Airport. For something close to public transportation, stay at either Wingate by Wyndham or Howard Johnson, each located on Archer Avenue and across the street from the Jamaica AirTrain, which connects to JFK airport. For something in its own league, stay at Hotel Ninety-Five instead, a modern 95th Avenue tower offering high-rise views and complimentary breakfast.

Have fun with all that surrounds Jamaica, starting with Jamaica Hills on the north side, home to the historic King Manor Museum, which showcases the stunning 1806 architecture of an anti-slavery activist’s home, afterward walking through the adjacent Rufus King Park for authentic colonial-era vibes. Also in Jamaica Hills is Captain Tilly Park, an urban oasis filled with acres of tree-lined paths, a pond, and forested wildlife. Take time to explore the savory flavors along Jamaica Avenue as well, either through the popular flavors offered by Queens Food Tours or a long sit-down at the famous Jamaican dishes at The Door, a South Jamaica gem located east of the massive Baisley Pond Park.