Looking for Hotel Recommendation in Lower Manhattan
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Looking for Hotel Recommendation in Lower Manhattan
I'll be attending a meeting at Hanover Square in NYC later this month. I would normally be staying in midtown, but the meeting is rather early. Any recommendations for a good busines hotel in the area? Thanks for your suggestions.
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Check www.biddingfortravel.com for the hotels in that area. You can then bid on Priceline.
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I work right across the street from there and there are very few hotels in the area. There is a Club Quarters hotel very close by that is okay, I think. The Wall St. Regent recently closed. There are the Seaport Suites, but they aren't very nice.
You might try the Embassy Suites at Battery Park or the Ritz at Battery Park. Either one would be a very short cab ride to Hanover Square ($5 or so).
You might try the Embassy Suites at Battery Park or the Ritz at Battery Park. Either one would be a very short cab ride to Hanover Square ($5 or so).
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Of course you can always cab from midtown in the morning, but from the Sheraton, you will be either taking surface streets or the West Side Highway, which is likely to have a lot of traffice in the a.m. rush. The FDR is better, so you might consider a hotel on the East Side.
The Millenium Hilton is supposed to be very nice. You should know that it sits right on the edge of the WTC site and was significantly damaged on 9/11. It has since been renovated. Many of the rooms look out over the site, so you should ask for one that doesn't if that will be unnerving for you.
It is right near the Fulton St. subway stop. At that stop, take the 2 or 3 (red line), NOT the 1 or 9, downtown to Wall St. Exit the William St. exit and walk down William St straight to Hanover Square.
Have fun!
The Millenium Hilton is supposed to be very nice. You should know that it sits right on the edge of the WTC site and was significantly damaged on 9/11. It has since been renovated. Many of the rooms look out over the site, so you should ask for one that doesn't if that will be unnerving for you.
It is right near the Fulton St. subway stop. At that stop, take the 2 or 3 (red line), NOT the 1 or 9, downtown to Wall St. Exit the William St. exit and walk down William St straight to Hanover Square.
Have fun!
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Thanks for your advice, everyone. Unfortunately, the Millenium Hilton is booked during my dates. Since I will have meetings at both Hanover Square and midtown, the best solution seems to be staying in midtown and taking the subway in between.
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Okay, TPL, if you want to subway between the Sheraton and Hanover Square, that's even easier. From either Sheraton on 7th Ave, walk down to the 42nd Street subway stop. Take the 2,3 to Wall Street and follow my directions above.
Have a great trip!
Have a great trip!
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