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I need some assistance.
My Daughter and Son in Law are planning to visit NYC in September for 10 days.
I need some hotel recommendations that are on the subway system, reasonably priced, in a safe area preferably and located in an area that has numerous cafe's, restaurants, shops etc.
They will be doing tourist stuff and plan on seeing four or five Broadway shows, city tour, WTC etc.
I have priced out the Manhattan hotels and they seem to be 300+ a night.
So I would appreciate any ideas or suggestions you might have.
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The Muse hotel
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| patdt13 wrote: | | The Muse hotel |
Wher abouts is it?
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| diehardlionfan wrote: | | patdt13 wrote: | | The Muse hotel |
Wher abouts is it? |
By Rockafeller Center
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I've heard nothing but great things about Ace Hotel (NYC is one of their five locations; Los Angeles, Palm Springs, Portland, and Seattle being the other four). I don't think it's insanely priced either. NY Times called it "the country's most original new hotel."
I plan on staying at the one in Portland sometime this summer.
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diehardlionfan
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| Posted: Fri May 10, 2013 5:23 pm Post subject: |
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| swoosh wrote: | I've heard nothing but great things about Ace Hotel (NYC is one of their five locations; Los Angeles, Palm Springs, Portland, and Seattle being the other four). I don't think it's insanely priced either. NY Times called it "the country's most original new hotel."
I plan on staying at the one in Portland sometime this summer. |
In NYC the cheapest room is $359.00 per night.
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The Arcadian. It features neoclassical fenestration, Palladian windows, rusticated stonework, and marble cornices. Also, the lion-head stonework is iconic.
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| diehardlionfan wrote: | | swoosh wrote: | I've heard nothing but great things about Ace Hotel (NYC is one of their five locations; Los Angeles, Palm Springs, Portland, and Seattle being the other four). I don't think it's insanely priced either. NY Times called it "the country's most original new hotel."
I plan on staying at the one in Portland sometime this summer. |
In NYC the cheapest room is $359.00 per night. |
Oh, damn. I didn't think it would be THAT expensive. 
Best of luck.
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diehardlionfan
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| patdt13 wrote: | | diehardlionfan wrote: | | patdt13 wrote: | | The Muse hotel |
Wher abouts is it? |
By Rockafeller Center |
It's also $489.00 a night.
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| fretgod99 wrote: | | The Arcadian. It features neoclassical fenestration, Palladian windows, rusticated stonework, and marble cornices. Also, the lion-head stonework is iconic. |
Perhaps I can meet their mother there. 
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| diehardlionfan wrote: | | fretgod99 wrote: | | The Arcadian. It features neoclassical fenestration, Palladian windows, rusticated stonework, and marble cornices. Also, the lion-head stonework is iconic. |
Perhaps I can meet their mother there. |
Nah, just a hot trophy wife trying to distract herself from a miserable marriage to a crazy art collector. Dude owns a boat, though. So, get in good with him. Hijinks will be had.
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diehardlionfan
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| fretgod99 wrote: | | diehardlionfan wrote: | | fretgod99 wrote: | | The Arcadian. It features neoclassical fenestration, Palladian windows, rusticated stonework, and marble cornices. Also, the lion-head stonework is iconic. |
Perhaps I can meet their mother there. |
Nah, just a hot trophy wife trying to distract herself from a miserable marriage to a crazy art collector. Dude owns a boat, though. So, get in good with him. Hijinks will be had. |
Well, if he has a boat that makes all the difference.
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mistakebytehlak
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| Posted: Fri May 10, 2013 6:44 pm Post subject: Re: New York City Hotel Suggestions. |
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| diehardlionfan wrote: | I need some assistance.
My Daughter and Son in Law are planning to visit NYC in September for 10 days.
I need some hotel recommendations that are on the subway system, reasonably priced, in a safe area preferably and located in an area that has numerous cafe's, restaurants, shops etc.
They will be doing tourist stuff and plan on seeing four or five Broadway shows, city tour, WTC etc.
I have priced out the Manhattan hotels and they seem to be 300+ a night.
So I would appreciate any ideas or suggestions you might have. |
the Wythe Hotel in BK is nice, in Williamsburg (1 stop away from manhattan, 3 stops from Union Sq, which means 6 stops from Midtown/Grand Central, 6 stops from the West Village). Plus its not in Manhattan.
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| fretgod99 wrote: | | The Arcadian. It features neoclassical fenestration, Palladian windows, rusticated stonework, and marble cornices. Also, the lion-head stonework is iconic. |
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Bench most likely. Unless he had to run to the bathroom. |
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