Milford Plaza, NYC ????
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The only thing good about that place is the location. The hotel itself is a dump. You can do much better for the same price. Try hoteldiscount.com or quikbook.com. If you want to get a really good deal, while sacrificing the exact choice of hotel, then use Priceline, but consult biddingfortravel.com first. Using Priceline you'd get a 4 star hotel for less than the price of the Milford Plaza, which in my experience is a 2 star at best.
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There are many other affordable properties in the city. The Milford is not that great, and I would feel uneasy walking back to it late at night. West 45th is fine, but you are a little too far west and the area looks run down and seedy. Heed Thomas's advice and check into quickbook.com or Priceline. Let us know if you need help with your choices.
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There are a few spots along 8th and 9th Ave in that stretch (the mid to upper 40's) that LOOK a little seedy and late at night you may even see a few unsavory looking characters (for what it matters.... you'll see such types in nearly anmy neighborhood of the city and at various times of day). Looks can be deceiving - that stretch of 8th and 9th Ave now has many. Many restaurants and cafes that are open late and lots of pedestrian traffic. Don't be concerned about staying in that neighborhood for reasons of personal safety (my opinion based on personal experience) but the Milford is not a good choice for all the reasons already outlined.
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I wouldn't make 5the hotel my first choice but all thosde who denigrated the area don't know what they are talking about.. The hotel is on the east side of 8th Avenue between 44th Street and 45th Streets. At least ten Broadway theaters are located on 44th and 45th between Broadway and 8th. There are so many people on both streets from 10 to 11 pm you can hardly walk. Safety is the least of your concerns.
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UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES STAY IN THE MILDEW PLAZA!
I stayed there back in July, a friend of my wife had stayed previously and recommended the place, so like a fool I didn't do my homework. I booked two rooms and was embarrassed on seeing what a dump I'd booked us into. The rooms are tiny, gloomy, badly and decorated with no light. The staff on reception are idiots and rude too.
On my first morning I witnessed the biggest row I've seen in the small restaurant in the lobby, the end result being a waiter nearly had a fight with a customer.
The location is great, that's all I can say apart from DO NOT STAY IN THIS DUMP.
I stayed there back in July, a friend of my wife had stayed previously and recommended the place, so like a fool I didn't do my homework. I booked two rooms and was embarrassed on seeing what a dump I'd booked us into. The rooms are tiny, gloomy, badly and decorated with no light. The staff on reception are idiots and rude too.
On my first morning I witnessed the biggest row I've seen in the small restaurant in the lobby, the end result being a waiter nearly had a fight with a customer.
The location is great, that's all I can say apart from DO NOT STAY IN THIS DUMP.
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Joined: Sep 2003
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Yikes!!!!! I booked two rooms at the Milford late this month as I had heard they did a major re-do last year.
If it's not too late I might try to change the reservations but has anyone stayed there since the remodeling so that I can know if in fact it is still more or less the same as what the other poster's experienced?
If it's not too late I might try to change the reservations but has anyone stayed there since the remodeling so that I can know if in fact it is still more or less the same as what the other poster's experienced?




