New York City Hotel with Teenage Kids - Please Help!
#22
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There are no other nice hotels in/around Union Square. I suppose the nicest besides the W is the Giraffe to the east, or the Gansevoort to the west in the meatpacking district (very trendy). I don't know if the Gansevoort has rooms that are large enough, but the teens would certainly get a kick out of that.
The Shelburne Murray Hill is under renovation right now I think. If you're going to use an Affinia hotel and are looking for something nice, unless they can guarantee you a renovated room, I wouldn't chose it. I think the rooms/bed configurations are better at the other Affinias.
While you're looking around, I HOPE you've booked one of the Affinia's that's cancelable so you don't lose out on space.
The Shelburne Murray Hill is under renovation right now I think. If you're going to use an Affinia hotel and are looking for something nice, unless they can guarantee you a renovated room, I wouldn't chose it. I think the rooms/bed configurations are better at the other Affinias.
While you're looking around, I HOPE you've booked one of the Affinia's that's cancelable so you don't lose out on space.
#23
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Well, the Gansevoort isn't exactly near Union Square. I wouldn't even consider it close enough to walk easily, and I consider the Meatpacking District to be fairly inconvenient in terms of nearby sights and transportation. I guess you could walk to the Giraffe (it's on about 30th and Park, right?), and it's certainly in a much better location, with a lot of nearby restaurants.
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I would definitely check the rates at the Doubletree Suites Times Square. We stayed there with our two teenagers and it worked out beautifully. It is in a great location--right on Times Square and right beside a subway station so that you can get anywhere in the city very easily.
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I have stayed in NYC three times and LOVED this hotel http://www.hotelmetronyc.com/index.asp It has been newly updated and has a roof terrace where you can have drinks and see an amazing view of the Empire State Building. Staff were very friendly. Rooms were impeccable.
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the gramercy hotel is near union square--21st and Lexington, definately walkable, has suites and recemtly renovated to be "hip."
http://www.gramercyparkhotel.com/index.html
http://www.gramercyparkhotel.com/index.html
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