Need help with Hotel in NYC
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Need help with Hotel in NYC
Does anyone know of any good hotel discounters? I want to stay in the Times Square or Central Park area. I've already tried quikbook.com and hotels.com.
Many are coming up in the 300 and 400 dollar range. I am trying to stay below $300.
Thanks!
Many are coming up in the 300 and 400 dollar range. I am trying to stay below $300.
Thanks!
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As GoTravel said, rates will vary by time of year and can even vary by day of the week.
If you do a little research on a site like www.betterbidding.com you could bid for a hotel on Priceline. Personally I don't think the NYC deals on PL are all that wonderful anymore - a good sign for the travel industry, not so good for us bargain hunters! Anyway, you can also try:
http://www.kayak.com/s/index.jsp
http://www.mobissimo.com/search_hotels.php
http://www.lodging.com
http://www.onetravel.com
http://www.travelworm.com
http://www.hotels.com
Give us a little more info and maybe we can offer some specific hotel recommendations. Good luck!
If you do a little research on a site like www.betterbidding.com you could bid for a hotel on Priceline. Personally I don't think the NYC deals on PL are all that wonderful anymore - a good sign for the travel industry, not so good for us bargain hunters! Anyway, you can also try:
http://www.kayak.com/s/index.jsp
http://www.mobissimo.com/search_hotels.php
http://www.lodging.com
http://www.onetravel.com
http://www.travelworm.com
http://www.hotels.com
Give us a little more info and maybe we can offer some specific hotel recommendations. Good luck!
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If there are two of you, you might consider using Priceline - just be sure you understand bidding fully before beginning.
Separately, have you gone to the hotel web sites - frequently they have the best prices.
Are you by any chance looking for the holiday season? If so - you may have trouble finding anything less than that unless you go to a modest hotel in a different part of the city.
Separately, have you gone to the hotel web sites - frequently they have the best prices.
Are you by any chance looking for the holiday season? If so - you may have trouble finding anything less than that unless you go to a modest hotel in a different part of the city.
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For the TS/CP areas, that $300 price point is going to be a problem. If you can go a bit outside that rigid location requirement (or a bit downmarket), you can find good rates at more modest properties such as those run by Apple Core Hotels (www.applecorehotels.com). My feeling is this: It's a relatively small town, cabs are cheap-- if the room is comfy and clean, do you really HAVE to be in Times Square or Central Park?!
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We spent 11 days recently in The Blakely Hotel. It was great. Good location not too far from Times Square and only three blocks from Central Park.
http://www.gorhamhotel.com/
It used to be the Hotel Gorham, but has been completely revamped. Excellent staff, nice, big rooms. Booked it for $219 on Quickbook. I think they are still going for that price range.
http://www.gorhamhotel.com/
It used to be the Hotel Gorham, but has been completely revamped. Excellent staff, nice, big rooms. Booked it for $219 on Quickbook. I think they are still going for that price range.
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