Hotwire Hotel: Help ID'ing hotels

[91971]

Im trying to book a room 4/13-17 and have the following options, can you help ID? I dont see any central park hotels ID'd on the site:

4 star central park $252 restaurant, health club, spa and business center

4 star midtown east $199 - CUSTOMER FAVORITE restaurant, fitness tennis and business center

4 star midtown central $228 - restaurant, fitness, high speed internet and business

3.5 star midtown east $197 rest, pool, fitness, tennis and business.

Any help would be greatly appreciated! Thanks so much

[jittichai]

4 star central park $252 restaurant, health club, spa and business center

- ???

4 star midtown east $199 - CUSTOMER FAVORITE restaurant, fitness tennis and business center

- Inter-Continental The Barclay

4 star midtown central $228 - restaurant, fitness, high speed internet and business

- Sheraton New York and Tower

3.5 star midtown east $197 rest, pool, fitness, tennis and business

- Millennium U.N. Plaza Hotel

[91971]

Thank you all for your help previously, however, does anyone know what any of these central park hotels are. I dont see a category of listings for Central Park anywhere on this site. Looks like everything is midtown. The choices it is giving me is as follows:

4 star central park area $252 restaurant, fitness, spa and business

3 star central park - $235 - just fitness

2.5 star central park - $194 - complimentary breakfast, fitness and business?

Can anyone help? I really prefer to stay uptown so need to know. It seems as if the 1st may be the parker meridian but have they changed its location classification as previously I have only seen it included in midtown.

Please let me know.

Thanks so much!

[dahammer]

please post your dates of travel

[91971]

4/13-4/17 Thanks!

[thereuare]

Please do not double post... keep all posts for the same stay in the same thread.

[91971]

ok, my apologies. Do you have any insight as to the central park hotels? I dont see such hotels listed anywhere on the site

[thereuare]

Just a guess, but the 4* could be a downgrade of the Essex House which was previously (a while ago) reported as a 4.5* property.

Have you ever been to NYC before? I can't really see anyone overpaying (vs. the other nearby zones) in order to stay in the Central Park Area... especially since the middle to northern end of this zone really limits your subway line options; not to mention the hotels becoming less convenient to the sites of NYC.