cheap nyc hotel rooms
April 4, 2007 by Cash
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If there’s one thing I absolutely love, it’s staying in NYC. If there’s one thing I absolutely hate, it’s paying the price to stay in NYC. Whether on business or pleasure, I’ve rarely found a room rate under $200, and sometimes the word ‘room’ is somewhat over doing it.
New York magazine to the rescue then, with a list of the best hotels in the city *under* $150 a night.
My top picks, by area:
Downtown:
Cosmopolitan Hotel
TriBeCa’s latest bargain hotel, the Cosmo offers 122 small, clean rooms, ideal for business types looking to stay downtown. If you do want a bit more space, however, they can accommodate book one of their eleven 2-level mini-lofts with a lower-level sitting area and upper-level bedroom area ($129 per night).
Midtown:
The Gershwin Hotel
A veritable arts epicenter unto itself, the quirky Gershwin boasts a pop art- festooned lobby with an actual Campbell’s Soup can signed by Andy Warhol; rooms with an array of wall murals and art pieces. In addition to an eyeful of art, a stay here will get you Internet access, babysitting and dry cleaning services, and discounted parking upon request. Also, don’t forget to ask about their specials and packages to get an even better deal. Rates start at $99.
and finally Uptown:
Bentley Hotel
We didn’t think it was possible, but you can find uber-chic rooms with stunning river views on the Upper East Side for less than $150. Seasonal rates vary, but most of the year a standard overlooking the glittering Queensboro Bridge can be yours for the bargain price of $135. Oh, and be sure to save some time in your busy itinerary for a drink at the spectacular rooftop bar.
Get all the details at New York Magazine
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Usually when traveling i’ll try and give http://www.kayak.com a spin. it’s been really helpful due to the massive scope of places it searches for deals, and the ability to modify your search. But then living within an hour from NYC i rarely worry about hotel rooms, usually have a friend’s place to crash, or a short train/car ride home.
Oh man goat.. you are living the dream! I’ll check out kayak, thanks for the tip.
Very good find. I’ve been wanting to hit up NYC (I’ve never been).
I check out http://www.reservediscountrooms.com when I’m in town. Lots of choices, especially in NYC. Yo goat, I’m From Sea Girt, maybe an hour away too.