Hotel in November
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Hotel in November
Four - six girlfriends are coming to my favorite place, NYC. We are coming by train for one quick overnight, Saturday to Sunday
We always stay at the Marriott Marquis but they only stay 3 to a room. NOt sure why since they offer 2 double beds.
We like the theater district. Any ideas for a hotel.
We would like a reasonable rate. I tried Doubletree suites but they are full. Any recommendations. Priceline is not an option since they only guarantee 2 to a room. As always thanks for your help
We always stay at the Marriott Marquis but they only stay 3 to a room. NOt sure why since they offer 2 double beds.
We like the theater district. Any ideas for a hotel.
We would like a reasonable rate. I tried Doubletree suites but they are full. Any recommendations. Priceline is not an option since they only guarantee 2 to a room. As always thanks for your help
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It will make a big difference whether you're 4 or 6. The Doubletree will sleep 6 with 2 double beds in bedroom and sofabed for 2 in living room. PHONE them.
Hampton Inn Times Square North and Hilton Garden Inn both have rooms with 2 queen beds for 4 but 6 becomes a problem.
Hampton Inn Times Square North and Hilton Garden Inn both have rooms with 2 queen beds for 4 but 6 becomes a problem.
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Unless you're actually going to the theater, I don't understand why you'd insist on staying in the theater district. There are lots of suite hotels that would accomodate you whether 4 or 6, but they're not in Times Square.
Any of the 1 bedroom suites in the affinia.com hotels would work YOu could book one for 4 people and if you turn out to be 6, just pay extra and have them sleep on the sofabed. The Affinia Dumont has 1 bedroom suites with 2 queen beds and a sofabed. The Shelburne Murray Hill has some renovated 1 bedrooms with 2 beds, a sofabed and 2 bathrooms.
Any of the 1 bedroom suites in the affinia.com hotels would work YOu could book one for 4 people and if you turn out to be 6, just pay extra and have them sleep on the sofabed. The Affinia Dumont has 1 bedroom suites with 2 queen beds and a sofabed. The Shelburne Murray Hill has some renovated 1 bedrooms with 2 beds, a sofabed and 2 bathrooms.
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It will be four of us. We do plan on going to the theater and would like to stay in the theater district for that reason. I know it is silly but I am comfortable in NYC walking, subway, etc during the day. But not so comfy at night. I will call marriott marquiz, any other suggestions. Thoughts on the Westin.
Where would people suggest we go for drinks after theater on saturday night.
Thanks for all your help.
Where would people suggest we go for drinks after theater on saturday night.
Thanks for all your help.
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The Westin is fine and newer than the Marriott but I still think the 2 queen beds at the Hampton Inn TS or Hilton Garden Inn TS will be more comfortable for 4 vs. 2 double beds at the others, despite the fact that those hotels are not as fancy. There's also the W Times Square has some double doubles. Blue Fin at the W hotel is nice for drinks and the food there is also good. Drinks at the lobby bar of the Algonquin hotel is very nice or at the trendier Royalton hotel across the street.





