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| New York City | Accomdoation Posted: Wed April 23, 2008 09:37 AM UTC
Hi,
I was wanting to stay in New York for a couple of weeks and I was wondering what would be the best option for accomodation as the prices especially in Manhattan are really expensive. I don't want to stay in a dormitory ot hostel, I would rather have my own room. Any suggestions would be much appreciated and I would be travelling from the UK. Thanks Martin |
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| New York City | Re: Accomdoation Posted: Wed April 23, 2008 03:27 PM UTC
Martin, take a look at www.quikbook.com. When I lived in NY, they often had very good hotel deals - even better if you talk with one of their operators on the phone. With the exchange rate, a decent room in Manhattan, may not sound like so many ££. The Hotel Pennsylvania and the Edison usually have fairly low rates for NY and aren't all that bad.. also centrally located. There are apartments for rent by the week, but I don't know which are good or not that expensive.
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| New York City | Re: Accomdoation Posted: Wed April 23, 2008 05:22 PM UTC
also check our the Mariott hotels, Doubletree and the Holiday inns. They are all mostly located in midtown (times square area) which is usually about the cheapest area.
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| New York City | Re: Accomdoation Posted: Thu April 24, 2008 05:34 PM UTC
Also Google B&Bs, maybe in Harlem. I've seen some that are pretty reasonable.
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| New York City | Re: Accomdoation Posted: Fri April 25, 2008 01:36 AM UTC
Try priceline.com. You can probably get something for about $200...the farther away from Times Square the cheaper. I would start w/4 star but I think you'll be ok with 2 star also. You can find bidding strategies on betterbidding.com. Also Hotwire.com is ok also. You can figure out which hotel it is when it gives you the current price - then check hotels.com for the same hotels with that price and area of city. Check tripadvisor.com for user reviews for a specific hotel if you can. You cannot do that w/ priceline but if you stick w/ the 3-4 star you'll be ok.
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| New York City | Re: Accomdoation Posted: Fri April 25, 2008 01:36 AM UTC
Try priceline.com. You can probably get something for about $200...the farther away from Times Square the cheaper. I would start w/4 star but I think you'll be ok with 2 star also. You can find bidding strategies on betterbidding.com. Also Hotwire.com is ok also. You can figure out which hotel it is when it gives you the current price - then check hotels.com for the same hotels with that price and area of city. Check tripadvisor.com for user reviews for a specific hotel if you can. You cannot do that w/ priceline but if you stick w/ the 3-4 star you'll be ok.
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| New York City | Re: Accomdoation Posted: Fri April 25, 2008 01:38 AM UTC
Sorry - I realized I made an error in my post. If you do priceline...I would not go below 3 star!
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| New York City | Re: Accomdoation Posted: Fri April 25, 2008 10:57 PM UTC
Hi Bed & Breakfast is normally much cheaper. Last June we had 7 days at Inn on 23rd Street, a very nice B&B, but possibly might be a little pricy. I have read in this formum several months ago about some very reasonably priced B & B in nyc. Go to my page if you want to check out the Inn.
I recommend you visit web page www.tripadvisor.com and search New York City. They have a Bed 7 Breakfast section as well as Hotels. Good Luck, Mike
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