NYC Event? - End of April
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Actually, April can be pricey. BUT; why don't you start looking for a hotel and see what's out there. If you start early even a more expensive time can be somewhat affordable. Last year My bother took his family there when many were traveling on school vacations and since he booked months in advance he got a nice deal.
What is your price range and do you have a preference on where in NYC you would like to stay? How many are traveling?
What is your price range and do you have a preference on where in NYC you would like to stay? How many are traveling?
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#8
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Well $150 in April is VERY low for a 4* hotel. the only way to get that is on Priceline or travelzoo - some special deal.
(The average NYC hotel room - not luxury and not high season - but average for the year - is over $300 per night.)
(The average NYC hotel room - not luxury and not high season - but average for the year - is over $300 per night.)
#9
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I think you might be able to pull it off with Priceline. Go to www.betterbidding.com and post your dates, budget and star level and they will put a strategy together for you. They are really nice and very helpful! If they don't feel that it will work they will also offer some alternatives. Good luck!
#10
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It's always a good idea to book something cancelable that you could live with if Priceline doesn't come through. Priceline is difficult in NYC for a full week. You might have to break up your trip. I also think $150 might be a bit ambitious for late April/May when basic budget hotels are going for $200-250.
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