help with room in NYC
Jun 23, 2013, 2:54 am
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help with room in NYC
hi, next october my family (wife and a 19 yrs old girl) and i are going to nyc.
i'm trying to find a luxury hotel that has rooms with two queen ( or better king) beds. until now i 've only found MO (single room but with two twin beds) and FS ( king with an extra bed on request). Obviously suites are equipped with two large beds but my hope is to spend a little less....
can you give me some suggestions?
thanks in advance
i'm trying to find a luxury hotel that has rooms with two queen ( or better king) beds. until now i 've only found MO (single room but with two twin beds) and FS ( king with an extra bed on request). Obviously suites are equipped with two large beds but my hope is to spend a little less....
can you give me some suggestions?
thanks in advance
Last edited by RichardInSF; Jun 26, 2013 at 7:37 am Reason: Clarify thread title
Jun 23, 2013, 6:50 am
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I believe The Surrey and the Langham Place have accommodations with 2 queens. Both are Virtuoso which will provide additional value.
The Plaza also have rooms with 2 queens and is also Virtuoso
The Plaza also have rooms with 2 queens and is also Virtuoso
Last edited by luxury; Jun 23, 2013 at 6:56 am Reason: Adding Plaza Hotel
Jun 23, 2013, 7:10 am
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Jun 23, 2013, 7:21 am
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rollaways almost always possible
then some sofabeds, not only in suites
twin >
http://www.mandarinoriental.com/newyork/accommodation/ City View / Skyline View / Hudson River View
other twins include >
http://www.lowellhotel.com/rooms.php Deluxe
http://www.themarkhotel.com/rooms/madison/
http://www.rosewoodhotels.com/en/car...dations/rooms/ Classic / Superior / Deluxe
http://www.thesurrey.com/Salons-Suites.aspx?type=Salons
- "Deluxe Salon 2 Queen Beds"
is rooftop still open in oct?
http://newyork.langhamplacehotels.co...amilyplace.htm
- "Family Place Two Queens"
http://www.fairmont.com/the-plaza-ne...s/guest-rooms/
- "Deluxe Room One King bed or two Queen beds"
talk to sales dept at hotel
no easy way to search for this kind of thing is there?
re price, if you were open to renting from owner and possibly without (hotel) housekeeping, might be able to find or negotiate a great/low price on a 2BR at trump international. and there are other luxury condohotels in NYC as well.
then some sofabeds, not only in suites
twin >
http://www.mandarinoriental.com/newyork/accommodation/ City View / Skyline View / Hudson River View
other twins include >
http://www.lowellhotel.com/rooms.php Deluxe
http://www.themarkhotel.com/rooms/madison/
http://www.rosewoodhotels.com/en/car...dations/rooms/ Classic / Superior / Deluxe
- "Deluxe Salon 2 Queen Beds"
is rooftop still open in oct?
http://newyork.langhamplacehotels.co...amilyplace.htm
- "Family Place Two Queens"
- "Deluxe Room One King bed or two Queen beds"
talk to sales dept at hotel
no easy way to search for this kind of thing is there?
re price, if you were open to renting from owner and possibly without (hotel) housekeeping, might be able to find or negotiate a great/low price on a 2BR at trump international. and there are other luxury condohotels in NYC as well.
Last edited by Kagehitokiri; Jun 26, 2013 at 5:12 am
Jun 23, 2013, 10:09 am
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Really enjoyed our stay at the Surrey - great location upper east side near Central Park. It's the only Relais & Chateaux property in NYC and Café Boulud is a great "hotel" restaurant 
Jun 25, 2013, 4:18 am
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Jun 25, 2013, 4:38 am
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A couple of options (one Luxury- one not Luxury but good value for the money IMHO):
1) Trump Central Park should have what you are looking for
2) The London NYC Hotel while not luxury has some very spacious two bedroom suites priced around what you will spend for a deluxe room with extra bed at the MO or the FS
1) Trump Central Park should have what you are looking for
2) The London NYC Hotel while not luxury has some very spacious two bedroom suites priced around what you will spend for a deluxe room with extra bed at the MO or the FS
Jun 25, 2013, 7:06 am
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only one option?
- "Deluxe, Guest room, 1 King or 2 Double"
http://www.fourseasons.com/newyork/a...w_deluxe_room/
only one option?
- "City-View Deluxe Room One king bed, two double beds or two twin beds"
st regis
- "Grand Luxe Room 2 Double Beds"
- "Grand Luxe Room - Double"
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Jun 25, 2013, 8:03 pm
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At 19 wouldnt she want her own room? And wouldn't you prefer the privacy as well. Mine are 18 and 15 and sharing a room with them would not be my idea of a holiday!
We are in NYC next month and have booked 2 rooms at the London- as stated not the height of luxury but large decent rooms, good location and a reasonable price. 2 rooms are slightly more than a 2 bed suite but worth it for privacy (I love them really but we all need our own time )
We are in NYC next month and have booked 2 rooms at the London- as stated not the height of luxury but large decent rooms, good location and a reasonable price. 2 rooms are slightly more than a 2 bed suite but worth it for privacy (I love them really but we all need our own time )
Jun 26, 2013, 12:44 am
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At 19 wouldnt she want her own room? And wouldn't you prefer the privacy as well. Mine are 18 and 15 and sharing a room with them would not be my idea of a holiday!
We are in NYC next month and have booked 2 rooms at the London- as stated not the height of luxury but large decent rooms, good location and a reasonable price. 2 rooms are slightly more than a 2 bed suite but worth it for privacy (I love them really but we all need our own time )
We are in NYC next month and have booked 2 rooms at the London- as stated not the height of luxury but large decent rooms, good location and a reasonable price. 2 rooms are slightly more than a 2 bed suite but worth it for privacy (I love them really but we all need our own time )
Jun 26, 2013, 12:57 am
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Hi. They may even be on a different floor! We have booked 2 different room types with a request saying no need to be near each other ! Same floor is ok but because they need a twin that can be hard so I don't expect to be near them. We have had a 2 bed when they were younger. Saying you want to be adjacent usually limits the rooms available in most hotels.