Hotwire Hotel: 4* NYC (Times Square-Theatre District) Hotel Mela

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Hi, please help to ID the following hotels: (2 rooms, 3 adults-9/19-9/22)

3*- $209 per room per night -Chelsea - Madison Square Garden Area Hotel

Smoke Free Rooms

Fitness Center

Restaurant(s)

High-speed Internet Acces

2*- $134 per room per night- Central Park Area Hotel

Fitness Center

Restaurant(s)

Business Center

2.5*- $209 per room per night- Empire State Building Area Hotel

Complimentary Breakfast

Fitness Center

Business Center

High-speed Internet Access

THANKS A LOT!! By the way, which area will be the best choice?

[thereuare]

Best guess is that the 3* Chelsea property is the Wyndham Garden Hotel at Broadway and Fifth (24th Street) and that the 2.5* is the Hampton Inn 35th Street. Either of these properties would work be a good location, but the Hampton Inn gets great reviews.

I don't have a guess for the 2* but there are also areas in the northern part of this zone that are not convenient and you wouldn't likely want to stay in.

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Let us know how it goes or if we can be of further help.

[crossrainbow]

Hey, Please help to ID these two hotels: (2 rooms, 3 adults-19/9-22/9)

2*-$208 - Chelsea - Madison Square Garden Area Hotel:

Complimentary Breakfast

High-speed Internet Access

3.5*- $209 - Midtown East Hotel:

Fitness Center

Restaurant(s)

Business Center

High-speed Internet

Thanks a lot~ And again, which one is better?

[thereuare]

Please keep all posts for the same stay in the same thread.

What is your budget and is there something in particular that you're looking for from this stay? It doesn't seem to make sense to consider a 2* hotel at $209 when a 3.5* is available for $209.

If your budget is around the $200 mark i'd take the 4* Times Square Hotel with Boutique, Fitness, Restaurant, Internet and a very good Tripadvisor rating of 4.0/5.0 which i believe to be the Hotel Mela.

You can read the reviews HERE and at $219/nite is just $10 more than the previous hotels you've asked about, higher rated by HOTWIRE, and has a better Tripadvisor rating (and reviews) than the other properties.

Would this work well for your plans?

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Thanks for the reply. My budget is around $200. I want the location of hotel is convenient to shopping. In the mean time, i also want a quite, safe area for a good sleep at night. That's why, I try to figure out which area(2* or 3.5*) is good for staying. I believe the 4* Times Square Hotel is the best choice for my budget, my only concern is the noise. Thanks again.

[thereuare]

Do any of the reviews complain of excessive noise? In terms of noise I'd be more concerned with the soundproofing of the building than the location.

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[crossrainbow]

Thanks, booked the Hotel Mela through this site's HOTWIRE link.

[thereuare]

Congratulations on your success!

Glad to see you received the hotel you were hoping for and that you're happy with the results. I think that was the best offering of price to value and should work out well for your plans. A very central location while not being in the heart of the Times Square crowd each time you walk out of the hotel.

Thank you for sharing your results with the board and using our HOTWIRE link to begin your purchase.

Enjoy your stay.