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car_wash_guy · 28 February 2018, 11:53 PM

Check out Park Central Hotel. Situated perfectly IMHO. Clean, new and great experience. Walking distance to my favorite espresso bar.

newbee1 · 1 March 2018, 12:00 AM

I like Residence Inn on 39th and 6th. They have tiny rooms (like all the other NYC hotels) but not very expensive and the staff is courteous. Its close to Time square and Broadway.

AEC · 1 March 2018, 12:06 AM

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Originally Posted by Fresh_1

If you can swing it, sounds like it meets all of your criteria. On a positive note
3 Rolex AD including one on the corner underneath hotel and the Rolex boutique store 2 minute walk.
Tourneau a few min away for eye candy :) http://newyork.peninsula.com/en/default

The rooftop bar & terrace at the Peninsula can be lots of fun when the weather allows

locutus49 · 1 March 2018, 12:13 AM

We stayed at the Warwick for years. It is not fancy, but great location and lots of Brits stay there.

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We stayed at the Warwick during the U.S. Open. It's a great location. It's within walking distance to most of the attractions.

nfld · 1 March 2018, 01:24 AM

We were just in NYC. We stayed at the Marriott in Time Squares. Nice hotel with nice standard Marriott rooms. Walk out the door of the Marriott and Broadway is right in front of you and so is Times square. Right across the street from the Marriott is a restaurant called Juniors, alway busy but the wait in never that long and the food is very good and prices are reasonable. We ate there twice during the weekend we were there and enjoyed it both times. When we go back I'll be staying there again.

Wcdhtwn · 1 March 2018, 02:46 AM

Another idea, look at AirBnB for a short term apartment rental. I bet you can get a nice apartment for several nights for less than a good hotel in NY. Since you aren't going to be in the room much why pay a premium for a bar, access to room service, etc. Plus, if the weather is bad, or for some other reason, and you do need to spend more time inside than planned better to be in an apartment than a tiny hotel room. I've been to NYC a lot and agree to avoid staying in Times Square. It's constantly filled with masses of people, a billion blinking lights that are going 24x7, and very touristy. I think most NY'ers avoid the area except if they have to work there. Upper West side is very nice and is pretty much a straight shot to Times Square and lots of other places without having to switch trains. Anywhere between 72nd and 86th on Columbus, Avenue of the America's, Broadway, are close to the park and easy to understand how to get around as the streets are all a grid, North, South, East and West are all you need to keep track of.

wilmotrogers · 2 March 2018, 12:05 AM

Another vote on Palace. Great location. Also like Parker Meridien. Stayed at Chatwal last time in NYC (also included as part of AMEX Platinum Fine hotels and resorts). Would stay there again. Super nice room.

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Emptywrist · 2 March 2018, 05:32 AM

Not sure of the price but loft looks super nice

Have stayed in Lotte palace with a view of the cathedral, was great, and the hotel from gossip girl if your daughter watches it

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RedLs3 · 2 March 2018, 05:49 AM

Marriot in downtown brooklyn. Literally stone throw from the brooklyn bridge. Walk a couple blocks to the bridge and you can walk across to manhattan in 15 minutes. Few minute taxi ride to downtown manhattan.

Investr · 2 March 2018, 03:03 PM

Guys, great suggestions as always!! THANKS so much!!

dera · 2 March 2018, 03:17 PM

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I like the Chelsea area too. TS isn't a great area.

IMHO your hotel isn't the main attraction in NYC, the City is.

I like the Indigo hotel in Chelsea. Small, but nice clean rooms. "4-star" whatever that means in NYC...

Indigo Chelsea is closed for good.

bayerische · 2 March 2018, 04:15 PM

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Indigo Chelsea is closed for good.

Did it become another hotel?

Marciano490 · 2 March 2018, 04:36 PM

Download the Hotel Tonight app. It’s phenomenal. Don’t stay in Times Sq. Best bet is midtown east I’d say. Try Lotte, or the Renaissance or Fitzpatrick perhaps. Then you’re right by all the great shopping on 5th, MoMA, and close to the Met.

bayerische · 2 March 2018, 04:47 PM

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Indigo Chelsea is closed for good.

Googled it, it is now The Hayden Hotel.

christianj · 2 March 2018, 10:35 PM

You could always go for one of the newer trendy lower-end places which your daughter might enjoy like the Moxy by Marriott or the citizenM.

brandrea · 2 March 2018, 10:42 PM

I always love staying at the Hudson. It’s near the park and close to the MMO.

The rooms are tiny but it’s ultra cool with Philippe Stark style decor etc. Your daughter might really enjoy the stay.

28 February 2018, 11:53 PM	#31
car_wash_guy "TRF" Member Join Date: Aug 2017 Location: USA Posts: 59	Check out Park Central Hotel. Situated perfectly IMHO. Clean, new and great experience. Walking distance to my favorite espresso bar.

1 March 2018, 12:00 AM	#32
newbee1 "TRF" Member Join Date: Oct 2017 Real Name: Ash Location: Far and away Watch: Rolex day date Posts: 251	I like Residence Inn on 39th and 6th. They have tiny rooms (like all the other NYC hotels) but not very expensive and the staff is courteous. Its close to Time square and Broadway.

1 March 2018, 01:24 AM	#35
nfld "TRF" Member Join Date: Oct 2011 Real Name: I Location: Canada Watch: Sub & Aqua Terra Posts: 304	We were just in NYC. We stayed at the Marriott in Time Squares. Nice hotel with nice standard Marriott rooms. Walk out the door of the Marriott and Broadway is right in front of you and so is Times square. Right across the street from the Marriott is a restaurant called Juniors, alway busy but the wait in never that long and the food is very good and prices are reasonable. We ate there twice during the weekend we were there and enjoyed it both times. When we go back I'll be staying there again.

1 March 2018, 02:46 AM	#36
Wcdhtwn "TRF" Member Join Date: Aug 2015 Location: Houston Watch: SkyD, SD43, GMT2 Posts: 5,061	Another idea, look at AirBnB for a short term apartment rental. I bet you can get a nice apartment for several nights for less than a good hotel in NY. Since you aren't going to be in the room much why pay a premium for a bar, access to room service, etc. Plus, if the weather is bad, or for some other reason, and you do need to spend more time inside than planned better to be in an apartment than a tiny hotel room. I've been to NYC a lot and agree to avoid staying in Times Square. It's constantly filled with masses of people, a billion blinking lights that are going 24x7, and very touristy. I think most NY'ers avoid the area except if they have to work there. Upper West side is very nice and is pretty much a straight shot to Times Square and lots of other places without having to switch trains. Anywhere between 72nd and 86th on Columbus, Avenue of the America's, Broadway, are close to the park and easy to understand how to get around as the streets are all a grid, North, South, East and West are all you need to keep track of.

2 March 2018, 12:05 AM	#37
wilmotrogers "TRF" Member Join Date: Oct 2011 Location: Pittsburgh Posts: 18	Another vote on Palace. Great location. Also like Parker Meridien. Stayed at Chatwal last time in NYC (also included as part of AMEX Platinum Fine hotels and resorts). Would stay there again. Super nice room. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

2 March 2018, 05:32 AM	#38
Emptywrist "TRF" Member Join Date: Jan 2017 Location: NW England Posts: 171	Not sure of the price but loft looks super nice Have stayed in Lotte palace with a view of the cathedral, was great, and the hotel from gossip girl if your daughter watches it Sent from my ONEPLUS A3003 using Tapatalk

2 March 2018, 05:49 AM	#39
RedLs3 Banned Join Date: Feb 2018 Location: NYC Posts: 283	Marriot in downtown brooklyn. Literally stone throw from the brooklyn bridge. Walk a couple blocks to the bridge and you can walk across to manhattan in 15 minutes. Few minute taxi ride to downtown manhattan.

2 March 2018, 03:03 PM	#40
Investr Banned Join Date: Dec 2010 Real Name: Rick Location: LSU Watch: Constantly changes Posts: 3,815	Guys, great suggestions as always!! THANKS so much!!

2 March 2018, 04:36 PM	#43
Marciano490 "TRF" Member Join Date: May 2013 Location: Boston Posts: 1,431	Download the Hotel Tonight app. It’s phenomenal. Don’t stay in Times Sq. Best bet is midtown east I’d say. Try Lotte, or the Renaissance or Fitzpatrick perhaps. Then you’re right by all the great shopping on 5th, MoMA, and close to the Met.

2 March 2018, 10:35 PM	#45
christianj Banned Join Date: May 2013 Location: CT Posts: 562	You could always go for one of the newer trendy lower-end places which your daughter might enjoy like the Moxy by Marriott or the citizenM.

2 March 2018, 10:42 PM	#46
brandrea 2024 SubLV41 Pledge Member Join Date: Jul 2013 Real Name: Brian (TBone) Location: canada Watch: es make me smile Posts: 78,132	I always love staying at the Hudson. It’s near the park and close to the MMO. The rooms are tiny but it’s ultra cool with Philippe Stark style decor etc. Your daughter might really enjoy the stay.

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