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#1

Midtown Hotels

I am coming to NYC for a November weekend of shows and am looking for a hotel suggestion. Reasonably priced, clean, close to theater district. Any ideas? Thanks in advance.
#2

re: Midtown Hotels

I live close enough where I don't stay in the city, but I have stayed at Milford Plaza and it was fine and right in the middle of the theater district.
And hang on, when did you win the discus?
#3

re: Midtown Hotels

Well here are some sites to check out:
WWW.NYCVISIT.COM
NYCTOURIST.COM
www.hotels.com
I know all of the top hotels, not the budget ones.
I love the St Regis, The Peninsula, The Mandarin Oriental.
But check out Hotels.com you might get the Waldorf for 129 a night.
#4

re: Midtown Hotels

You might want to see if the Beekman has specials.
It is just East of the theater district and offer nice suites.
WWW.AFFINIA.COM

Updated On: 10/6/04 at 12:43 AM

#5

re: Midtown Hotels

check out hotels.com, quikbooks.com, and websites like those

November is busy and prices are high
many of the hotels start requiring minimum of 2 or 3 night stays

#6

re: Midtown Hotels

A converted apt building Radio City Apts on 49th opposite Rockafeller Centre usually reuns 125 + taxes for a batchlor.
#7

re: Midtown Hotels

I would suggest staying at the Milford... I've stayed there several times. Very cheap and very clean.. Not the Hyatt but you're in NYC! re: Midtown Hotels
#8

re: Midtown Hotels

The WASHINGTON JEFFERSON on 51 is great... free high speed internet, and close to most shows..
#9

try the Edison

I got that hotel through http://www.hotelconxions.com
for 150 night.

Very close to Times Square (about 200 yards from TKTS booth)

their website is http://www.edisonhotelnyc.com

It is not unreal but is a nice place for the money. Very clean and good staff. Not a lot of bells and whistles (eg, you have to call for a hair dryer but you can get one, same for iron, etc.)

I have also stayed at the Doubletree which is very nice and has the bells, is similarly located, but costs more than twice as much money per night.

For the savings, I would say use the Edison.

However, if you have a family, stay at Doubletree as you essentially get 2 bedrooms since the outer living area has a nice foldout couch. You can stay there and be in 1 room with your kids for safety. And the cost is close to 2 rooms at a place like the Edison. You only have one bathroom though but w kids it should not matter.

Updated On: 10/6/04 at 05:44 PM

#10

try the Edison

Try the Hotel Portland around the corner fron the Palace Theater. Rooms are small & clean but it is centrally located
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#11

try the Edison

we stay at the W Times Square... its right by the TKTS booth.. its nice.. they have some deals buy 2 nights get 3rd free.

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