MarcioK

Hi! Yes, there is roll-in shower announced in this property.

AaronJB, the amenities listed in the hot Rate deal were Free Breakfast and Free Internet; below appeared an "Acessibility" section containing the itens Accessible for the blind, Accessible for the deaf, Accessible path of travel,In-room accessibility, Accessible bathroom, Handicapped parking. The offer is still running, albeit the price is now $96.

In the end, I went for the HOTWIRE offer - $94,00 per night, it was the Red Roof Long Island City. Thanks for all the help - now I have to book a round trip-flight from Miami... :)

In fact, looking with more caution about the description in the Hotwire offer, the description of the hotel lists a lot of a accessibilty options - and using the filters in the map view of the Long Island City area, only the Red Roof Long Island City and the Fairfield Inn Marriott Long Island City have these acessibility options. But that filter configuration is somewhat flawed - if I activate "Internet Access" the Red Roof dissapears, and the hotel have free-wifi.

Thanks for the reply. Long Island City looks like a very good option, much nearer to Manhattan than Brooklyn. I saw that Hotwire offer, any tips in what hotel it could be? They say the list price is $181 (in this case it could be the Vetiver, the Red Roof Long Island City or the Confort Inn Long Island City), but in the savings "ballon" that appears on the offer they say 28% discount (would be $124 the full price)- in the case it could be the Fairfield Inn Marriott Long Island City that is listed for $134 in the regular price in Hotwire. Don't know where Hotwire get these full prices for comparison, how it usually be? All of these options would be ok - maybe not the Red Roof, that is somewhat far from the nearest subway station (I'll probably arrive somewhat late all nights).

Hello, newbie here in evertything - in NYC, in using Priceline and this forum. :) But I've researched a lot about using Priceline and even tried some (very ambitious) bids for this trip. I already know that the period that I want is one of the busiest ever in the city, but I want to know (and if you can suggest me some strategy) to get and hotel in Manhattan in the $80-100 range in this period. Since I'll only sleep at the hotel, a 2 to 3 stars hotel would be adequate - I only need a good bed and a clean (and safe - I'll have a lot of photo equipment) room to sleep. Of course, I'll be very pleased to get a 3+ or 4 stars in this price range, but I think it is impossible in this period. If this task is impossible, I don't mind to be in the Manhattan's nearest areas of Brooklyn, Williamsburg or Long Island City, if I can have a quick way to go to Manhattan (metro / train). In fact, this is my second question: there is a Express Deal in Priceline of a 2* hotel, with guest score 7.0 or higher, Free Internet available, Free Parking, Airport Shuttle, Business Center and Fitness Center. Using the normal seach, the map view and the amenities, I've narrowed it to two hotels: the Sleep Inn Brooklyn Downtown (but it did not have the airport shuttle listed) and the Sleep Inn Jfk Airport Rockaway Blvd (it is the only 2* with all these amenities listed, but it is in Queens). Any antoher guesses? Thanks in advance. :)