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Laura PourMeADrink

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15. Hi Sadbear ! Are you all going to stay in one room? How many nights?
Sat Feb 16, 2013, 07:10 AM
Feb 2013

Have you ever been there? Would the thirteen and seven year old sleep in the same bed?

Prices in NYC have really skyrocketed over the last couple years. Something really nice is now 400-600 night range. And, many hotel rooms are so tiny..I mean tiny like you can hardly even walk around the bed.

I like downtown if it's just my husband and I....but, for a family, I would definitely want to be uptown, near the theaters and Rock Center and Times Square. Especially if you have never been there before.

I just looked up the choices on Expedia.com for Thanksgiving week.....and found that the Waldorf Astoria has amazingly low prices, for such a cool old NYC landmark. I haven't stayed there in years, but it still has a good rating, and it is in a great location. Just pulled up their website and you can get a small room with two doubles for $209 prepaid (225-250 sf), $318 (300 sf). Small but not postage stamp small.

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Hotel Pennsylvania ret5hd Feb 2013 #1
Really? sadbear Feb 2013 #2
The rooms need refurbished and are old in that "old but once and kinda still elegant" way... ret5hd Feb 2013 #5
I appreciate that. sadbear Feb 2013 #6
Glad its on your list, elleng Feb 2013 #13
Little pro tip... Glassunion Feb 2013 #3
Thanks! sadbear Feb 2013 #4
When my wife and I go into the city, we sort of go all out. Glassunion Feb 2013 #7
Wow! sadbear Feb 2013 #8
We rented a great little studio apartment via VRBO in Harlem (well, technically, cbayer Feb 2013 #9
That's another issue. sadbear Feb 2013 #10
I have never heard that and both vrbo and home away appear to be full of them. cbayer Feb 2013 #11
I have used VRBO a lot too - but have found some places Laura PourMeADrink Feb 2013 #14
I have generally gotten them for 3 - 7 nights. cbayer Feb 2013 #19
Found an article on this. I don't think it presents a problem for you at all. cbayer Feb 2013 #12
We're looking at this one: sadbear Feb 2013 #26
Looks really nice. cbayer Feb 2013 #27
Hi Sadbear ! Are you all going to stay in one room? How many nights? Laura PourMeADrink Feb 2013 #15
I do think I'm going to go with Expedia. sadbear Feb 2013 #16
Is that for two rooms ? Laura PourMeADrink Feb 2013 #17
One room sadbear Feb 2013 #18
Wow can't believe the Waldorf is in the same price range. But - where Laura PourMeADrink Feb 2013 #20
I liked the Lucerne on the upper west side (near subways) - TBF Feb 2013 #21
The plan is slowly evolving. sadbear Feb 2013 #22
Our family stayed at the Doubletree Suites right in Times Square this past November. PA Democrat Feb 2013 #23
No, I haven't seen that yet. sadbear Feb 2013 #24
Something to keep in mind discntnt_irny_srcsm Feb 2013 #25
Reasonably priced is a realative term. jambo101 Mar 2013 #28
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