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NYC UPCOMING VISIT
Visiting NYC IN early July -- Which hotel is a better choice - Royal Rhiga or Renaissance? 1 Night visit <BR>Also how is Broadway Joe's Steakhouse restaurant?????
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I would personally choose Rhiga (now a JW Marriott) over the Rennaissance, but either would be fine. I've never eaten at Broadway Joe's. The way I look at it is, why would I eat at a place than has discount coupons printed in just about every tourist magazine known to man? If that is the only way they can fill the place, it's not for me.
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FYI: <BR>The hotel has changed it's name back to Rhiga Royal, even though they are still managed by Marriott. They felt the Rhiga Royal was a more 'upscale' sounding name than JW Marriott.
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I concur - definitely the Rhiga - I've stayed there myself and all their rooms are suites with french doors leading from the living room to the bedroom. Have fun!
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Patrick is right on the mark about Broadway Joe's. You can do much better right on the same block in several places.
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Never heard of Broadway Joe's and I live in NYC. Patrick makes a good point. <BR>Stick to one of the classics..the Palm, Smith & Wollensky (thier grill is more moderately priced)or Sparks. Even Gallagher's (just a step below the other 3) is good for something in the Times Square area. <BR>Have fun! <BR>
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I highly recommend the Rhiga (yes, it has gone back to the Rhiga name). I live in NYC but friends from San Fran who visit always stay there. And I have to agree with the previous posters - there are so many good restaurants to choose from in NYC that I would pass on Broadway Joe's. The suggestions given above are fabulous for steak places - but the concierge at the Rhiga is great and can certainly steer you in the right direction. That said, hope you have a great trip and be prepared for the heat (and rain!)
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