NY at Christmas
#4
Guest
Posts: n/a
People on the forum have been recommending a Courtyard by Marriott which, I believe is on Lexington Avenue in the East 50s. (Someone, please correct me if I'm off on this location!) It's within your price range and the Courtyards are consistently more than decent.
As for restaurants, one that fills your requirements is the Water Club overlooking the East River at 30th Street. It's not cheap, however, and might cost you over $50-60 a person! I think you'll find it tough finding an inexpensive place that meets your criteria.
If I think of any others, I'll pass them along. Meanwhile, if you have any questions, ask.
As for restaurants, one that fills your requirements is the Water Club overlooking the East River at 30th Street. It's not cheap, however, and might cost you over $50-60 a person! I think you'll find it tough finding an inexpensive place that meets your criteria.
If I think of any others, I'll pass them along. Meanwhile, if you have any questions, ask.
#7
Guest
Posts: n/a
Dawn, I've just returned from NYC and checked hotels for a December visit - not Christmas week. It is nearly impossible to find a vacant room anywhere now. Most pricing is $250 and up. December is a most difficult time to visit NY without planning quite a bit in advance. The prices on everything in the city escalate during the holiday season. We've been advised to visit after New Year's Eve. January will be slower and much cheaper. Good Luck.



