Sleep in Manhattan
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Sleep in Manhattan
Hi,
Me,my wife and our baby will visit Manhattan,NY for 6 nights at the beginning of April.
we started look for a apartment or hotel/apartment and a decent hotel around upper east side/upper west side/midtown/Chelsea cost minimum 150$ we didn't expect for this high price.
we search for apartment on Airbnb and hotel on booking.com and TripAdvisor.
where can we find good and cheap hotel/apartment ?
Does for renting an apartment also need to pay 14.75$+3.75$ tax ?
Thanks.
Me,my wife and our baby will visit Manhattan,NY for 6 nights at the beginning of April.
we started look for a apartment or hotel/apartment and a decent hotel around upper east side/upper west side/midtown/Chelsea cost minimum 150$ we didn't expect for this high price.
we search for apartment on Airbnb and hotel on booking.com and TripAdvisor.
where can we find good and cheap hotel/apartment ?
Does for renting an apartment also need to pay 14.75$+3.75$ tax ?
Thanks.
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Priceline only guarantees a bed for two people (and that can be a double bed, rather than a queen size or king size). Not all hotels will have cribs or even room for a crib. So it depends on your baby's sleeping arrangements (I suppose a folding crib that you bring with you might fit anywhere).
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Not only may the room not be big enough for a crib . . . the hotel could deny you entry simply because your PL bid would be for 2 people and even an infant/toddler would be a 3rd person.
Did you check out Long Island City like a couple of us have suggested?
Did you check out Long Island City like a couple of us have suggested?
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I presume you mean you want a maximum of $150 per night?
I usually stay in an AppleCore Hotel in NY and their rates are very reasonable for NY, anyway. At least I don't think that is a super expensive time of year, the one I usually stay in has rooms with two queens for $230 a night then, but they do have one with 2 queens at only $186 a night, which isn't too much higher than $150 (unless you meant that to include tax, also). It's the Ramada NY Eastside on Lexington Ave. I don't know that area but it's only 3 blocks from a subway stop.
I usually stay in an AppleCore Hotel in NY and their rates are very reasonable for NY, anyway. At least I don't think that is a super expensive time of year, the one I usually stay in has rooms with two queens for $230 a night then, but they do have one with 2 queens at only $186 a night, which isn't too much higher than $150 (unless you meant that to include tax, also). It's the Ramada NY Eastside on Lexington Ave. I don't know that area but it's only 3 blocks from a subway stop.
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