Hotwire Hotel: NYC - Central Parc

[Geepard]

I am searching for a hotel in New York near to the Central Parc:

March 18-26

1 Room, 2 Beds

HOTWIRE offers two interesting hotels. Does anyone have information regardings these offers?

Central Park area Hotel: 155$ per room per night, 4 stars

Central Park area Hotel: 199$ per room per night, 3.5 stars

Regarding to your forum I guess the first one ist One the Ave and the second one would be the Empire?

http://www.betterbidding.com/index.php?showtopic=86217

http://www.betterbidding.com/index.php?showtopic=88

Is the Empire still undergoing renovation? For example there are no symbols for spa.

Thank you!

[AaronJB]

Welcome to Betterbidding. :)

Please provide the list of amenity icons HOTWIRE shows with each listing.

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[Geepard]

Welcome to Betterbidding. :)

Please provide the list of amenity icons HOTWIRE shows with each listing.

Thank you for using the site's HOTWIRE or PRICELINE links to start your purchases and searches.

4 stars: Boutique, Fitness Center, Business Center, Hi-speed Internet Access

3.5 stars: Boutique, Restaurant(s), Hi-speed Internet Access

[yellowdog]

Geepard

Just a reflection on your post.

1 Room, 2 Beds

It's no guarantee that you will get a room with 2 beds if you search for 2 guests. To secure separate beds do you have to search for 3 guests.

Please use the PRICELINE and HOTWIRE links on the board to begin your travel purchases.

Yellowdog.

[Geepard]

It doesn't matter if I can select one king size bed with two bedspreads. HOTWIRE only shows one uninteresting hotel.

[thereuare]

It doesn't matter if I can select one king size bed with two bedspreads. HOTWIRE only shows one uninteresting hotel.

Sorry, i'm not following... are the two HOTWIRE hotels above still an option for you? When is only one 'uninteresting' hotel offered?

Also, is this the only zone you're interested in and/or do you have reason you need to stay in this area, as it's usually not the most popular, nor the most convenient, for the average NYC visitor.

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[Geepard]

Oh, sorry. I wanted to say that I can only find one hotel for 3 guests in one room. So the two Hotwire hotels above are still an option for us.

There is no specific reason to stay in this area. We just thought of the nice view and that these hotels are not far away from the most attractions. Can you recommend an other area for the average NYC visitor?

[thereuare]

I wouldn't necessarily recommend this area... what is your budget per nite for this stay?

Any thoughts on the Roosevelt or Tudor Hotel at the UN for $186/nite? ... or the Holiday Inn Midtown 57th St for $166/nite?

Let us know your budget and/or thoughts on the hotels above.

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[Geepard]

Thanks for your help. I think these hotels are looking really good =)

Our budget per night is max $200 but we would be happy if we can save some money.

Just for interest: Why wouldn't you recommend the central parc area? I thought this would be a nice area and (by metro) just a few minutes away from timesquare and other attractions. Perhaps there is a high crime rate at night?

[AaronJB]

A number of hotels in the Central Park zone are high up in the zone and a trek to Midtown sights. It's a very nice area, just not as convenient, especially the further up in the zone.

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