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Favorite hotel in NYC?

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I'm bored so I'm planning future trips with hubby. Does anyone have a favorite hotel in NYC? I have only stayed at the Holiday Inn on W57th and although it's good location wise since it's kind of in the middle of everything it really didn't have a view to speak of.

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I've never been to NYC :(

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But my mother's spouse's son lives in Harlem there. I'm sure you can stay with him :D

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My mom's favorite is The Lucerne at W 79th & Amsterdam Ave.

Other than that, can't help as if I didn't live here I would never be able to afford to stay in a hotel here. :)

That is a gorgeous hotel!!! And the rooftop cafe looks soooo romantic! :luv:

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Other than that, can't help as if I didn't live here I would never be able to afford to stay in a hotel here. :)

Right? The only times I've stayed in hotels in NYC involved 10 people to a room, sleeping in bathtubs and such. :lol:

I only stayed on couches! Except once in 2003 my friend and I stayed in co-ed 14-bed (or something) hostel dorm rooms. Even that was a little out of my price range. Like 40 bucks/night (I'm sure it's more now) for a bunk bed and sharing a bathroom with 15 other people... yikes

*Alexandra*

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Stayed at the DoubleTree at Times square in December, right on Times Square, couldn't beat the location.

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