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Milford Plaza:                                                   2 1/2 star.
Times Square/Theater District                           $269.00 Avg. nightly rate

Hotel Pennsylvania:                                         2 star...
Penn Station/Madison SQ. Garden                   $249.00 Avg. nightly rate

Park Central New York Hotel:                           3 star...     
Across from Carnegie Hall                                $349.00 Avg. nightly rate

Roosevelt Hotel New York:                                3 1/2 star.
Midtowner/Near Grand Central                          $299.00 Avg. nightly rate      .

Hilton New York:                                              3 1/2 star
Moma-Across the Street                                  $319.00 Avg. nightly rate

Sofitel New York:                                             4 star
Times Square/Theater District                           $370.00 Avg. nightly rate

Radisson Lexington Hotel New York                  3 star
Midtown Business District                                $259.00 Avg nightly rate 

The New Yorker Hotel-Ramada Plaza Hotel:       2 1/2 star
Madison SQ. Garden 1 Block                            $259.00 Avg. nightly rate

Sheraton New York Hotel and Towers                3 1/2 star
Broadway Theaters-1 Block                              $334.00 Avg. nightly rate

Hotel Alexander (special value)                          1 1/2 star
Upper West Side                                              $152.10 Avg. nightly rate

Belnord Hotel (special value)                              1 1/2 star
Central Park-3 Blocks                                       $109.00 Avg nightly rate

Doubletree Metropolitan Hotel                             3 1/2 star
Midtown East Side                                            $322.00 Avg. nightly rate

The Tudor Hotel New York                                 3 1/2 star
United Nations                                                  $224.25 Avg. nightly rate

Hotel Chandler                                                  3 1/2 star
Off  5th Ave / Hill                                               $378.00 Avg, nightly rate

The Waldorf Astoria                                           4 star
Park / 50th                                                       $439.00 Avg. nightly rate

Bentley Hotel                                                    3 1/2 star
Near East River / Bloomingdales                         $279.00 Avg. nightly rate

On the Ave Hotel                                               3 1/2 star
Upper West Side                                              $304.00 Avg nightly rate

New York Helmsley                                           3 1/2 star
Midtown / Central Station 3 Blocks                     $315.00 Avg. nightly rate

Woogo Central Park - Tempo Apartments            2 star
Near Central Park                                             $265.00 Avg. nightly rate

The Helmsley Park Lane                                    3 1/2 star
Central Park Across the Street                           $480.00 Avg. nightly rate

Radisson Martinique On Broadway                     3 1/2 star
Empire State Building 1 Block                            $399.00 Avg. nightly rate 

Salisbury Hotel                                                  2 1/2 star
Carnegie Hall                                                    $296.00 Avg. nightly rate

Marcel Hotel                                                     3 star
East 24th / Gramercy Park Area                         $289.00 Avg. nightly rate

Marrakech Hotel                                                2 star
Upper West Side                                               $279.00 Avg, nightly rate

Skyline Hotel                                                    3 star
West of Braodway                                            $249.50 Avg. nightly rate

The New Yorker Hotel

New Yorker Hotel

The New Yorker is just one of the many hotels located within the city.  The hotel offers some of the following amenities.

  • Business center
  • Dry Cleaning Service
  • ATM/Banking
  • Fitness Equipment
  • Pet Policy
  • Internet Public Area
  • Parking

  • Medical Assistance ....and much more

    Click the picture for more details on the New Yorker.

    The New Yorker is a 2 1/2 star hotel.  The question may come to mind exactly what the stars mean when classifying a hotel.

     A  One Star hotel is usually smaller and is usually ran by the owner. The furnishing and facilities offered are clean but basic. They usually do not have a restaurant available, but are usually situated in areas that affordable restaurants and attractions are close by.

    A two star hotel: Is usually run by a small chain business with a good reputation. It is usually mid range in size and within good distance to restaurants and shopping as well as attractions. You may have telephones, television in the room as this is common in a two star but will not have a restaurant or bell service.

    A three star hotel usually offers larger space, nice size rooms and a decorated lobby. They usually have a small restaurant that offers breakfast through dinner, some may have room service. Valet parking may be available as well as swimming pools and fitness areas.

    A four star hotel is large and very formal. Very nice front desk, bellhop service, decorated lobby, larger rooms. Nicely furnished. They usually have a restaurant and room service. one or more swimming pools, fitness center, valet parking...etc.

    A five star is the best of the best and the highest caliber of accommodations you can get. They have a tremendous degree of service catering to the customers needs is their  priority. They may have up to 3 restaurants with exceptional menus, garden tubs, jacuzzi, in room video libraries and much more. 

    Remember to reserve your room at the New York City hotel of  your choice early. The city attracts allot of tourists and business conventions yearly and rooms can get filled quickly. It is always best to book all your vacation and travel needs in advance to ensure that accomodations, and flights are available to you when you are ready to travel. If you post pone until the last minute you may have to pay higher prices and not get the most for your hard earned dollars.

     

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The Waldorf-Astoria Hotel in New York City, pictured at the left , is one of New York City's most elegant hotels.  The hotel was designed by Lloyd Morgan, an architect with Schultz and Weaver, in 1929 and completed in 1931.  It was the largest hotel of its kind at the time with 47 floors and 2,200 rooms.  The architectural design is Art Deco, which was an international design movement from 1925-1939, and is meant to be purely decorative. This Waldorf-Astoria Hotel has been the preferred hotel for dignities from around the world. Every American President, since Herbert Hoover, has stayed here in the "Presidential Suite", as well as other heads of state.  "The Royal Suite" occupies the entire 50th Street length of the top floor of the hotel and was the former residence of the Duke and Duchess of Windsor. The Waldorf-Astoria became an official landmark in New York City in 1993. The Waldorf Salad, was created here. The Waldorf-Astoria is known for its excellent service and beautiful accommodations.

The Plaza, opened in 1907, is another New York City hotel that became a landmark in 1969, and is the only New York City hotel to be designated as a National Historic Landmark. The Plaza was designed by Henry Hardenbergh in the French Renaissance style. It is located on Fifth Avenue and Central Park South and overlooks the southeast corner of Central Park in Midtown Manhattan. The Plaza has just under gone a two year, 400 million dollar renovation. There are 282 guestrooms and 102 suites that have the largest square footage of any luxury property in New York. The Grand Ballroom and Terrace Room have been restored to their original grandeur. The Plaza has returned in all its magnificence.

 

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