Suggestions for a hotel in New York City
Mar 19, 2006, 12:33 am
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Mar 19, 2006, 8:16 am
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Originally Posted by hairpeace
I'm asking for a friend. The Peninsula is "too upscale" for her family.
Mar 19, 2006, 9:08 am
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If your are trying to get a family into a room, try the Doubletree Suites at Times Square. A big suite gets a bedroom with a twin/king bed and a double sofabed in the living room. Big bathroom kitchenette with mircowave and fridge. Its at the north-east corner of Time Square.
If you dont mind being split into 2 then the Renaissance at Time Square just across the road. The Marriott Marquis corner room are large if you want to squeeze in a spare bed of two and kids with love the glass escaltors zooming up and down the 40+ floors
The key is to book in advance as rooms around Time Square go fast. Also rooms prices go up as room availability decreases nearer the time
If you dont mind being split into 2 then the Renaissance at Time Square just across the road. The Marriott Marquis corner room are large if you want to squeeze in a spare bed of two and kids with love the glass escaltors zooming up and down the 40+ floors
The key is to book in advance as rooms around Time Square go fast. Also rooms prices go up as room availability decreases nearer the time
Mar 19, 2006, 2:53 pm
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Originally Posted by KenJohn
If your are trying to get a family into a room, try the Doubletree Suites at Times Square. A big suite gets a bedroom with a twin/king bed and a double sofabed in the living room. Big bathroom kitchenette with mircowave and fridge. Its at the north-east corner of Time Square.
If you dont mind being split into 2 then the Renaissance at Time Square just across the road. The Marriott Marquis corner room are large if you want to squeeze in a spare bed of two and kids with love the glass escaltors zooming up and down the 40+ floors
The key is to book in advance as rooms around Time Square go fast. Also rooms prices go up as room availability decreases nearer the time
If you dont mind being split into 2 then the Renaissance at Time Square just across the road. The Marriott Marquis corner room are large if you want to squeeze in a spare bed of two and kids with love the glass escaltors zooming up and down the 40+ floors
The key is to book in advance as rooms around Time Square go fast. Also rooms prices go up as room availability decreases nearer the time
Mar 19, 2006, 3:53 pm
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Originally Posted by weblet
You mention 'family' - how many people and ages? If they might be interested in a suite-type property look at Manhattan East Suites. They are usually fairly moderately priced. The Kimberly is very nice also.
Originally Posted by weblet
Times Square is not the dump it used to be if afraid of past reputation.
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