New York Trip

[taylaboo]

Can anyone help please. I'm looking for a nice hotel in New York preferably central that's not going to cost an arm or a leg. Tia

[Cinnabon]

We stayed this summer at Hyatt House New Jersey. It was fab. Great location, lovely breakfast, walking distance from a mall with a cheesecake factory. It's only 5 minutes on the underground (outside hotel) TO WTC. Would highly recommended. The views from that side of the river are iconic.

[Minnie Mum]

We are stayinh st Pod time sq in feb. It is a central location and gets really good reviews. It is also cheap by NY standard but rooms are super small. We are staying in a large 2 bed pod pad. 😊

[i love jack]

We stayed at the broadway plaza which we loved, walking distance from Times Square, Macy’s, the high line, the flat iron, rockerfeller and Empire State to name a few!

[KATIEMAC]

We stayed at Embassy Suites by Hilton on 37th Street, between 5th and 6th ave. Very central!

[nursetina]

We are here at the moment and staying at Hampton Inn Times Square South. Good location, close to times square but in a quiet side street. Breakfast is included, no resort fees and free tea, coffee and hot chocolate available all day. It's lovely to come back and get a lovely hot chocolate to take back to the room. Definitely can recommend 👍

[ladyofleisure]

Originally Posted by Cinnabon

We stayed this summer at Hyatt House New Jersey. It was fab. Great location, lovely breakfast, walking distance from a mall with a cheesecake factory. It's only 5 minutes on the underground (outside hotel) TO WTC. Would highly recommended. The views from that side of the river are iconic.

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Fan to hear someone else has experienced Hyatt House New Jersey I’ve just booked as we are a family of 5 and it’s so much cheaper and larger than staying in Manhattan.

Can I ask about taxi transfers from JFK (if you did thatJ just in case you have any recommendations please? I know that’s the only downside with staying in New Jersey - thanks

[yellowrose78]

We stayed in the Broadway Plaza which was really central, would recommend

[Mrs dee]

Cheaper hotels tend to be the Hampton inns / they include brekkie most of the time. Stayed in 35th empire one last time and have booked next door Hilton garden inn 35th Street for this year. I have always looked at hotels.com Expedia , trivago , booking.com to name a few and the Hamptons consistently come up well as does the broadway plaza and sometime the best western on 36th. I monitor ny hotels for months on end and these hotels are mainly because they have brekkie which we like and saves us about 60 /70 dollars a day. stay clear of the Pennsylvania ( such bad reports from friends and trip advisor ) despite its cheap price and good location
Holiday inn express sometimes comes up cheap too
When you say cheap so you have a budget in mind. ?