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New York hotels

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unavailable · 15/01/2009 21:48

I'm very excited - dp has booked flights for us to go to New York over Easter. We are going for 5 days.

I have done a preliminary google, and it looks like hotels are quite expensive. I was hoping to get a decent basic room, in a good location, with a private bathroom (some I have seen stipulate shared) for about £80 a night. Am I being unrealistic?

Does anyone have any recommendations/ suggestions?

Thanks

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feedthegoat · 15/01/2009 22:09

Don't know if you'll get it that cheap now but we stayed at The Belvedere. Was Trip Advisors No 1 at the time and we thought it was really good for price given what we'd read about others.

AttilaTheMeerkat · 16/01/2009 09:34

Think you will need to pay a lot more than £80 a night even for a decent basic room; New York hotel rooms have always been expensive and remain so (not just to say small).

Have a look at www.tripadvisor.com.

retiredgoth2 · 16/01/2009 09:47

...went in September, and hotels are quite expensive, and the rooms are also small.

To get anything large, it will cost astronomical amounts.

...I stayed here. The rates are over $200 a night, and this is about as cheap as it gets for somewhere with an en suite in Manhattan...

bambinox2 · 16/01/2009 14:03

Look into Hotel Penslyvania. Its opposite Madison Square garden and just down from Macys. Basic hotel in the heart of the city.
Have a fantastic time! Love NY!

unavailable · 16/01/2009 16:36

Thank you everyone. I havent had time to look at your suggestions today, but will do so this evening.

I think I'd better start saving now!

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zandy · 16/01/2009 22:17

www.newyorkhelmsley.com/index.asp

we stayed here, around $200 ish per night for a double room with roll out for child, en-suite. good location, almost opposite chrysler building.

lizandlulu · 16/01/2009 22:35

we stayed in the hotel thirty thirty in december, i am not sure how much just the hotel was but it is known for being cheap in a good location.

our room was small but clean with batrhroom nad on 34th street 4 blocks from macys. i couldnt fault it at all.

it is the home to 60 women though, it was formerly a hostel for single women, but i wouldnt have known it if i hadnt have read it.
(apart from a older lady in the lift in her dressing gown)

unavailable · 16/01/2009 23:40

Thanks to all, but does anyone have other recommendations? My eyes are beginning to ache from too much googling, but I'm still hoping there is a bargain out there (not realistic I know!)

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charleroi · 25/01/2009 20:25

We went for a week and stayed in a rented apartment on the Upper West side- 2 bedrooms, small, but frankly better value than a hotel. I think it was around 800 dollars. Try www.citysonnet.com/ and homeholidays and general googling. Good luck.

MaggieW · 27/01/2009 15:14

I've stayed here a number of times with no complaints. My in-laws have too and they're quite elderly and fussy!

www.heraldsquarehotel.com/

It's basic but clean with private bathroom and the bonus is it's just off Broadway, mid-town, so a great location. I think we paid around £65 per night, but the exchange rate was better then. Have a great time.

selby · 10/02/2009 00:19

Spotted this thread today - we're off for a long weekend to New York at Easter too to celebrate DH's birthday. We've booked into a loft room at the Cosmopolitan Hotel. HTH

selby · 10/02/2009 00:19

Spotted this thread today - we're off for a long weekend to New York at Easter too to celebrate DH's birthday. We've booked into a loft room at the Cosmopolitan Hotel. HTH

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