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Full amenities: Pet friendly, Fitness center, Restaurant(s), Business center, Internet access, Accessible for visually impaired, Accessible for hearing impaired, Accessible path of travel, In-room accessibility, Accessible bathroom, Accessible parking, Roll-in shower.

Listed as 58% off a rack rate of $298, but it is actually liste d on hotels.com at $209 for those dates. Amenities: pet friendly, restaurant, fitness center, business center, internet access. 80% rating. I was hoping for the Hilton or crown plaza with that rack rate but I am still pleased with the result.

The price on that best western seems to have jumped to 177 or I would have grabbed it at the lower price. I'm trying to save money on the room so I can spend it on dinner at Per Se. The Chelsea Hilton looks good too, so I'm setting up RateDrop alerts for those. Thank you!

I'm open to all areas in Manhattan, but my understanding is that the 'feel' of those areas is more young and fresh than, say, wall street or the upper east side. If I'm paying $200 regardless of zone, then that's going to be a tip factor for me. I'm not really looking for any specific amenities, though proximity to the subway would be nice. The smallest room I think we can stand is 200 sq feet, we were in 225 last in on a trip to Chicago and I can't go any smaller.

How early is too early to seriously start looking at prices? This is my first trip to NYC, I spend most of my travel time in DC and am a bit sticker shocked at the prices I'm encountering. Are they likely to go down? I am particularly interested in 3* and above in SoHo, Tribeca and Chelsea, and am finding an average of $200/night. Would also consider Willamsburg/Green Point for the right place. This is a 40th birthday trip for my young-at-heart boyfriend. Leaning more boutique than chain but tiny rooms might shift the balance the other way.

I've stayed here several times, it's comfortable and clean. Hallways reminiscent of The Shining and looooong, so if you don't want to walk, ask for a room near the elevators. If you don't want the noise, though, ask for a room with a view of the 'lake.' It's very pretty at night.

Listed as: indoor pool, pet friendly, free parking, free internet, fitness center, guest favorite (8.0).

Stayed here last summer: GREAT hotel. Really pleasant visit.

Late posting this, it was booked back in February. Amenities listed at booking were: 2.5-star Hotel in Downtown and Inner Harbor This Hotel features the following amenities: Restaurant(s) Property offers at least one restaurant on the premises; hours and days of operation may vary. Business Center Guests have access to business equipment and services; an additional charge may apply.

Amenities: Business Center, Fitness Center, Indoor pool(s), Free Parking Excited that it has an indoor and outdoor pool so my kiddo can swim regardless of weather. No matter what we may be doing, the hotel pool is his favorite part of any trip.