Boutique Hotel Midtown Manhattan?
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Boutique Hotel Midtown Manhattan?
I'm looking for some recommendations for a hotel in midtown with some charm/personality as opposed to one of the large chain properties. This is for some visitors from India who don't mind spending $250-350/night especially if the room is a bit larger than the usual closet-size. I've told them about the Casablanca, but would like to have a few more possibilities. Thanks in advance!
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I haven't tried it myself, but I've wanted to try the Libray Hotel. Here is a link to an article in the Washington Post about boutique hotels in NY.
http://www.washingtonpost.com/ac2/wp...¬Found=true
http://www.washingtonpost.com/ac2/wp...¬Found=true
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Hi Marilyn. You've gotten good advice so far. The Giraffe (which got raves last I looked on tripadvisor) & the Park South are a bit below the 34th st "demarcation," line usually considered the south end of "midtown"-- but still quite convenient. I thought I read that the Rhiga Royal had been taken over by one of the chains (maybe Marriott) so don't know about service etc. but I believe it's an all suite hotel.
The Benjamin is often mentioned in the same company as some of the others mentioned here.
The Lowell Hotel on east 63 or 64 is also an all suite hotel with very English atmosphere.
The Benjamin is often mentioned in the same company as some of the others mentioned here.
The Lowell Hotel on east 63 or 64 is also an all suite hotel with very English atmosphere.
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Speaking of the Murray Hill section, I always enjoy the "Manhattan East Suite Hotels" family of hotels. The Shelburne Murray Hill on Lexington is my favorite. Nice, roomy units. Find them at www.affinia.com
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Another nod for Michelangelo and Rhiga Royal, my two favs. Unimpressed by W Union and W Times Square. Just stayed at 2 bargain places, Hotel 41 which was cramped, but with Frette and Aveda. I loved Skyline's delux room. I never took the time to see the pool but will definately return as I love Hell's Kitchen, and found the spacious rooms, with a sofa and fridge, all recently upgraded to be a wonderful change from the in the thick of things hotels. And if you plan ahead of time, you can get some outrageous rates online at Hotels.com....


I have passed the info on with accompanying hyperlinks. I'll be interested to see where these folks end up staying.


