Playing tourist in New York City
#1
Playing tourist in New York City
Hubby and I are going to be visiting for 5 days in mid/late September, as part of a 2-leg 20th anniversary trip. The first leg is New York City, then on to Toronto.
We would love to meet anyone who's available.
But what we need most is a recommendation for decent lodging. We don't ask for much more than a small frig, continental breakfast, and cleanliness. The hotel prices are killing us - can't we get anything in Manhatten under $200 a night? And if we have to pay this, I would much rather have an actual recommendation from one of you.
I appreciate this so much!
Admin, feel free to move this to the lounge, if nec.
We would love to meet anyone who's available.
But what we need most is a recommendation for decent lodging. We don't ask for much more than a small frig, continental breakfast, and cleanliness. The hotel prices are killing us - can't we get anything in Manhatten under $200 a night? And if we have to pay this, I would much rather have an actual recommendation from one of you.
I appreciate this so much!
Admin, feel free to move this to the lounge, if nec.
#2
Seriously, although I live 400 miles away from The City, I've visited there a number times and I think if you can find something for $200 in the heart of Manhattan you've got a good deal. The last time I was there I stayed at the Grand Hyatt, which is right next to Grand Central Station which is convenient in a lot of respects and is just a couple blocks from Times Square. When you're there, you might enjoy dinner at a place called Marchi's (http://www.marchirestaurant.com/) I've been going there since the late 60's and it is the kind of place only locals know about. It's worth a trip to NY just to go there, in my opinion. If you go there, just tell James that "Doc" sent you!
#3
To tell the truth, Cheri, if you're looking to save some cash, stay outside the city. Whenever me and Stacey have been out to NYC, we've stayed at a Days Inn in Newburgh, to the north out by West Point. Not only is it cheaper, but there's train access to get into the city (round-trip one-day pass costs $12, I think, but the train goes right down to Grand Central, and you can take public transport or walk from there).
#4
i live n nj abt 45 min train ride from nyc its a straight ride into there abt $14 i think the last time i went not sure if you are flying or driving, and if flying if you come into newark that is new jersey......just throwing that out there...
#5
Thanks so much. We are re-thinking the whole idea, possibly to celebrate a year from now after having saved up more $$ and then we can do it up right!
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