Nice Clean B&B Chelsea, Village etc
Hi,
I have a work trip to NYC July 16-19. I am looking for a nice, clean and hopefully groovy b&b in Chelsea, Village etc. Location is more important to my wife and I than amenities of a lodging establishment. To keep the boss happy I am trying to keep a room under $180.00/night. Is that possible in this part of NYC? I appreciate all the help. Blessings, Turbokid |
There aren't many B&Bs in Manhattan - the housing market is such that there are few buildings available for them - and those generally so expensive that owners aren't interested in paying guests.
However, there are a few inns in that area and perhaps a couple of B&Bs. I would search here for recos from tourists - but when looking at prices remember that what is quoted is plus 18% tax - so you really need to look for something at $150. |
I doubt you'll find anything at that price point.
Maybe Chelsea Pines Inn - they offer a free breakfast. I checked Incentra Village and they are $100 over your price point. Maybe one of the new Holiday Inns, etc. in Chelsea? |
The inn on 23rd St.
The Inn at Irving Place |
Chelsea Pines is a great location and decently priced.
You might also check the Gem Hotel in Chelsea. But it's not a B&B. And the Larchmont on 11th in the Village, but it has mostly shared baths. The Gershwin is groovy but not quite in Chelsea. But that's a really low rate for Manhattan. |
Another recommendation from me for Chelsea Pines. However not sure whether you will get it for the price you quoted.
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The location isn't what you want, it's definitely not "groovy" - although the rooftop bar with a view of the Empire State Building could be called groovy - but it does offer a free breakfast -
The LaQuinta Manhattan is $159 for your dates. With taxes. you'd be a little over your price point but not much. It's not fancy but I like it. Close to Macy's at Herald Square and a subway on the corner. Isn't a bad location for your wife to explore from while you are working. |
Chelsea Pines is very well-reviewed/charming - but their rates are way above (more than double) your desired price - which is VERY low for NYC.
Also it is a gay-friendly property, although everyone is welcome - and the building is a 5-story walk-up - no elevator. If I were you I would check out some budget chains to see if you can find something for your price on Hotwire or similar. |
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