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I'll copy/paste the Amenities here. Thanks for all your help! Free Parking Free Breakfast Free Internet Accessible for the blind Accessible for the deaf Accessible path of travel In-room accessibility Accessible bathroom Handicapped parking Roll-in shower

Took a look at Hotwire on a whim, saw a $67 2.5* listing in Long Island. Figured I probably wouldn't beat that on Priceline even with the lower Fees, so I jumped on it and hoped for the best. Got Red Roof Long Island City. Did I do okay? Hope I didn't screw myself over. I realise the location is a bit off what I was asking for, but I figured the price would justify it. Hope my girlfriend feels the same, heh. Thanks for all the help! Used your HOTWIRE link to purchase.

Thank you, I will be trying the strategy you've listed today. On a side note, would you recommend dropping down to 2* to get a better price, or am I risking lousy rooms at that point? Thanks again for all your help!

Any of those zones are fine with us. We don't mind walking a bit to get to public transport, 15-20 minutes is no big deal. I'm just looking to save as much as possible so that we have budget to spend on activities in town. So, whilst we might be able to go $120ish all-in, we'd really rather spend less on the hotel. Neither of us have ever been to NYC, so we have no idea what zones are preferable. Do you have a rebid strategy for me? Or are my criteria too vague? Thank you all so much for the help.

Yeah, I was hoping for all-in. We're completely flexible on zones. Any recommendations for those? Thanks for the reply! I'm stoked to have found this site.

Hiya, Girlfriend and I are planning to head to New York for our last spring break. We're looking at dates 14 Mar to 19 Mar, and wanting to stay in the Manhattan area, so that we can take advantage of the $30 7-day unlimited MetroPass. Other than those requirements, we are completely flexible on star rating (though we'd probably like to stay above 2.5-star, if possible) and zones. Any tips/recommendations? We're looking to spend $100-ish per night, tops. Of course, if we can spend less on hotels, we have more money to actually do stuff whilst there, so I'm looking to save as much as possible. On a related note, do you have any tips on pre-booking a broadway show on discount? I read another thread where someone asked the same thing and saw www.broadwaybox.com recommended. Any other tips? Thanks a lot!