Plaza or Intercontinental Hotels?
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Plaza or Intercontinental Hotels?
I got some good feedback recently about a trip my wife and I are taking in early Dec. We want to be in walking distance to most everything and I think being near Central Park would be nice too--Found somewhat reasonable rates at Central Park Intercontinental but also a higher but not too stratisferic rate at Plaza. Is another $100 or so more at the Plaza worthwile? Also does anyone know about rooms, i.e. sizes etc. ?
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Anything on Central Park South is going to be expensive especially during the holiday season. In order to get a room of any size at the Plaza you must book a suite. Rooms tend to be small as most of the hotels, with the exception of the Ritz-Carlton are pretty old.
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We have stayed in the Plaza and the Park Lane.
I think I would stay at the Park Lane. It faces the Park, just get a room on a high floor facing the park-that is what might get you with price,the lesser priced rooms generally have no view to speak of.
I think I would stay at the Park Lane. It faces the Park, just get a room on a high floor facing the park-that is what might get you with price,the lesser priced rooms generally have no view to speak of.
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Sam- the Le Meridian is on 57th st and 6th (ave of americas)-- and does not have a view of the park--it is 3 blocks from Central Park...
Another option-but not a FANCY hotel,but a great location is SALISBURY HOTEL -W.57th between 6th and 7th--DIRECTLY across from Le Meridian .
Another option-but not a FANCY hotel,but a great location is SALISBURY HOTEL -W.57th between 6th and 7th--DIRECTLY across from Le Meridian .




