Friday, April 27, 2012

question on hotels

I am looking at staying somewhere near Times Square. What part of Manhattan is this considered? Any good hotel ideas? I want something around 200 a night. Thanks!



question on hotels


Times Square is what the area is called. It is the most popular tourist area. Depending on dates $200 will get you a basic, budget hotel. Check reviews carefully as $200 is pretty low for that area.



question on hotels


Times Square is overpriced and over touristy. The streets are so densely crowded that it can become oppressive at times. And you pay a premium for the ';privilege'; of staying there.





Are you sure you want Times Square? It%26#39;s pretty easy to get around Manhattan, and there are plenty of better, prettier neighborhoods to stay in.




It%26#39;s also considered part of midtown west. $200 is now becoming the bottom price for any decent hotel room and the Times Square area tends to be more expensive because it%26#39;s so popular. As I recall you%26#39;re a family of 4 and that%26#39;s really not a reasonable price for 4 people in June, esp. in Times Square.





Radio City Apartments is the most popular budget option for families in that area, but it%26#39;s so popular, it%26#39;s very hard to find an opening there.



radiocityapartments.com





I suggest you look on kayak.com and see what%26#39;s available for your dates and get a better idea of prices. Doing some searching around, I see the Holiday Inn midtown on west 57th st. for about $230/night. It will also depend on whether your kids can share a double bed. I see some options with 2 double beds, but that might not be big enough for your gang. The Travel Inn is another good budget hotel near Times Square but their double doubles are around $250/night in June (and these prices don%26#39;t include taxes).





You might want to consider staying in an apartment. Nyhabitat.com is a reliable agent and they have some apartments in midtown west but not sure your budget will work for a comfortable space for all 4 of you.

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