Days Hotel-New York City
 

If you don't mind another question about hotels in New York City.....I have looked at <BR>many responses and have not seen any about <BR>Days Hotel at 48th & 8th. <BR>Would appreciate any comments. We are looking for something clean, convenient and in an area where we can safely walk around. <BR>Thank you.

Just saw it from outside last week when I was in NYC. It looks pretty good - very well located and certainly in a convenient and safe part of town. Actually I think we ate breakfast in a bagel place before going to a meeting at Ogilvy & Mather (ad agency).

Just saw it from outside last week when I was in NYC. It looks pretty good - very well located and certainly in a convenient and safe part of town. We ate breakfast in a bagel place (don't know if it was just next door or part of the hotel) before going to a meeting at Ogilvy & Mather (ad agency).

Diane <BR>Thanks for the information, it makes me feel better. We do have reservations there for July but they can be cancelled if necessary. <BR>Thanks again.

Thank you for your comments about the area being safe....is there anyone that has stayed in this hotel that could comment on the rooms, service, cleanliness, parking etc. <BR>Thanks

I have stayed at the hotel several times, last being about a year ago. It is a run of the mill hotel room wise. It is clean, safe (security all around) relatively inexpensive by NY standards, and in the Theatre district. Walking distance to all threatres, a block from the clean and safe Times Square area, a 15 min walk to 5th ave and Lincoln Center and convenient to subway and cabs. Nothing fancy but functional.

I stayed there also. It's a typical hotel room with two double beds. Very comfortable. It was four women travelers doing some Christmas shopping. We never felt unsafe.

Vicki & Ernie <BR>Thank you for your responses. It sounds like it will be perfect, as we are not expecting (and cannot afford) anything upscale but this should be just fine. <BR>SG <BR>