Manhattan hotel with three beds? any suggestions?
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Manhattan hotel with three beds? any suggestions?
I am trying to find a proper/sensible hotel in manhattan that will accommodate my family of 2 adults and 2 teens. I need three beds. Not 2 queens, or a king and a pull out queen sofa, but three beds. I simply cant find such a set up without springing for 2 rooms.
Any tips? Looking to spend about $350 a night.
thanks
Any tips? Looking to spend about $350 a night.
thanks
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Dates? Where in Manhattan are you willing to stay? Do you require a minimum number of "stars" in a rating?
It's hard to get that kind of bed space in NYC for that price most of the time, but there are some low demand periods where a lower or medium quality hotel might have what you need at that price.
It's hard to get that kind of bed space in NYC for that price most of the time, but there are some low demand periods where a lower or medium quality hotel might have what you need at that price.
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Honestly, legal or not, you'll probably be better off looking at vacation rental sites like AirBnB or VRBO. Hotels just aren't generally set up for what you need unfortunately, so you should look at renting someone's home instead.
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THanks for taking the time to reply. Its just for 2 nights at the end of a Florida holiday prior to a flight home from jfk to london.
Anywhere in manhattan really. My legs work fine and its far from a big place.
It's not booked yet, but it'll be a thurs and fri night in late august. Just trying to find out if its worth it to at least see, albeit briefly manhattan, or simply spending a night a the jfk hilton on points and seeing nothing before a day flight home.
Anywhere in manhattan really. My legs work fine and its far from a big place.
It's not booked yet, but it'll be a thurs and fri night in late august. Just trying to find out if its worth it to at least see, albeit briefly manhattan, or simply spending a night a the jfk hilton on points and seeing nothing before a day flight home.
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"I need three beds. Not 2 queens, or a king and a pull out queen sofa, but three beds."
How about two beds and a pull-out sofa? You might find something like that at an Embassy Suites or similar.
Another possibility is a room with two beds plus a roll-away bed for the second child. You'd have to check around to see if you can find a hotel that can put a roll-away in a room that already has two beds in it: might not be enough space in the room.
My guess is that a suites property with two beds and either a pull-out sofa or a roll-away in the living room would be your best bet.
"I need three beds. Not 2 queens, or a king and a pull out queen sofa, but three beds."
How about two beds and a pull-out sofa? You might find something like that at an Embassy Suites or similar.
Another possibility is a room with two beds plus a roll-away bed for the second child. You'd have to check around to see if you can find a hotel that can put a roll-away in a room that already has two beds in it: might not be enough space in the room.
My guess is that a suites property with two beds and either a pull-out sofa or a roll-away in the living room would be your best bet.
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Check out Affinia properties - also renovated apartments. I've only stayed in studios but they have one bedrooms with pullouts and I think a couple of the hotels have two full bedroom options too.
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Can confirm, I got Pricelined in there a year or so ago. This is a solid property about ten minutes' walk from Grand Central.