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MadisonV Feb 1st, 2004 06:08 AM

Theatre District: New York Hotel Suggestions
 
Going to New York Mid March to see Hairspray
with my family, never been to New York or to see a broadway play so we are very excited. Need a hotel suggestion in the theatre district or close by.
Any favourites from the theatre going people??

LilyLace Feb 1st, 2004 06:16 AM

We like The Times Square Hilton, you can just park there and walk to everything.

damama Feb 1st, 2004 06:19 AM

Although it is nice to be right near the theatre district, there are so many hotels within a decent walking distance that you don't need to stay right there. NY is such a great place to walk you might enjoy the opportunity to be a little farther away. Try www.quickbook.com. They have a map to show the locations of the hotels so you can see how close you will be.

tmh Feb 1st, 2004 07:00 AM

Not sure what type of budget you're on but we stay at the Super8 on Times Square (actually a little east). It has recently been renovated and/or opened so the rooms are very nice - no wear yet.

The free breakfast is a bit claustrophobic as the room is small. However, we tend to get coffee and juice there and our bagels down the street.

PS: Since you've not been to NYC brace yourself for NYC hospitality. It seems abrupt compared to other parts of the country but then again Texans seems a bit too friendly for me. ;-)

weenie57 Feb 1st, 2004 07:22 AM

Our favorite is Casablanca. It is small, which I like. If you like BIG you can't go wrong with the Mariott Marquis. If you need a room for more than 2 check out the Doubletree in Times Square. It has suites and is "reasonably" priced (for NYC) and the rooms are GREAT. Have fun!

earl30 Feb 1st, 2004 08:31 AM

c'mon, give us a clue. the answer if you want to keep the cost to $100 a night is totally different if you want a really nice place and willing to go to $400 a night. what are you looking for? one night or more? driving or flying?

MadisonV Feb 1st, 2004 09:29 AM

We are spending 4 nights in New York
and besides the theatre we are sight
seeing (Empire State Bldg, Times Square
etc) and shopping with a 16yr old.
Price range fot hotel $300-400. Would
really like some luxury since we are
going for my daughters 16th birthday.


gyppielou Feb 1st, 2004 09:44 AM

A jr suite at the Michelangelo might work well!

GoTravel Feb 1st, 2004 09:47 AM

Michelangelo is an excellent choice. I also love the Rhiga Royal.

abram Feb 1st, 2004 10:31 AM

We like the Doubletree Suites at 47th St and 7th Ave.

tmh Feb 1st, 2004 12:33 PM

In that price range; I've stayed at the Algonquin and Iriquois on 44th and have enjoyed them both.

MadisonV Feb 1st, 2004 12:47 PM

Has anyone stayed at the Benjamin?
Probably not near theatre district but
the rates are good for a one bedroom
suite

Patrick Feb 1st, 2004 01:22 PM

I once looked at a couple rooms at the Benjamin, contemplating renting a suite or apartment by the month. I thought mostly the rooms were tired and dreary. I was not impressed at all for the price.
I'd also go for the Michaelangelo! And the Rhiga Royal Suites are very nice (although not as "classy" as the Michaelangelo.


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