hotel in NYC
#22
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I always look at booking.com or TA but then book direct usually. I looked at booking.com this time and I input 2 adults and 1 child and when it quotes a price it only includes 2 adults and 1 bed.I sure don't want to get there and find there is only 1 bed for the 3 of us.
#24
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Many NYC hotels do not have 2 beds, so the assumption with a child is that the child will sleep in a rollaway. Hotels that don't allow 3 people in a room will not come out in a search for three people, but you have to book with particular care here since you will want a room with 2 beds. If you book direct, that won't be a problem because you will get to choose your room type in most cases, but that may not be the case with Booking.com. (Nor will you get the same rates ... in NYC, OTAs often offer cheaper rates than the hotel sites themselves, but you may not get the room choice you want.)
The moral here is you need to be clear in what you're getting. Make sure you are comparing rooms with 2 beds to ensure you are really getting what you want a the price you want. But that is still likely to cost you $350 in the busiest and most expensive time of the year (i.e., the fall).
The moral here is you need to be clear in what you're getting. Make sure you are comparing rooms with 2 beds to ensure you are really getting what you want a the price you want. But that is still likely to cost you $350 in the busiest and most expensive time of the year (i.e., the fall).
#26
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It's the Hilton garden inn on 37th
http://hiltongardeninn3.hilton.com/e.../policies.html
http://hiltongardeninn3.hilton.com/e.../policies.html
#29
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tidy, I've stayed there when doing Theater weekends. It is very convenient but out of the craziness of Times Square. If you are going to a Show you can reach almost all theaters without walking through Times Square. Good choice!





