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Who has been to New York??
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I need a hotel in New York. Can anybody recommend anywhere. I did a google search, but it only turned up 139,000,000 hits.
I want it fairly central and hopefully near one of those diners in you see in Pulp Fiction where the wiatresses top up you coffee for free and the chef is a fat man.
Also near a bar like the ones a lonely jazz pianist plays to the early hours and will include a slightly neurotic wealthy divorcee proping up the bar.
Also nothing too cheap (I don't want to be shot by hoodlum) but nothing too expensive either (I am just a part time teacher afterall) say no more than $200 (�100) a night, which in London will get you somewhere nice but not the Ritz.
Also, what are scrambled quite sloppy eggs called in the US of A??
I want it fairly central and hopefully near one of those diners in you see in Pulp Fiction where the wiatresses top up you coffee for free and the chef is a fat man.
Also near a bar like the ones a lonely jazz pianist plays to the early hours and will include a slightly neurotic wealthy divorcee proping up the bar.
Also nothing too cheap (I don't want to be shot by hoodlum) but nothing too expensive either (I am just a part time teacher afterall) say no more than $200 (�100) a night, which in London will get you somewhere nice but not the Ritz.
Also, what are scrambled quite sloppy eggs called in the US of A??
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.i booked through lastminute a few years back and stayed at the Hampton inn - chelsea.
http://www.expedia.co.uk/pub/agent.dll/qscr=ds pv/nojs=1/htid=908631
all was fine although we only used hotel for resting in. There is no restaurant but the concierge was happy to recommend places nearby.
not sure what the sloppy eggs are called but they had them at the breakfast buffet
http://www.expedia.co.uk/pub/agent.dll/qscr=ds pv/nojs=1/htid=908631
all was fine although we only used hotel for resting in. There is no restaurant but the concierge was happy to recommend places nearby.
not sure what the sloppy eggs are called but they had them at the breakfast buffet
We stopped at the "Pensylvania" spelling, right opposite maddison square gardens, nice and clean, but basic, few minutes walk to times square and the empire state building, and just off times square there is a great club called "BB Kings " and if you are lucky the great man may even be playing while you are there but even if he isn't the music in the club is brilliant, enjoy it, New york is a graet place and we felt 100% safe.
Anytime my brother visits NY, he always stays at the Marriott. I've never been myself, but he swears by it.
Here's the link.
http://www.marriott.com/hotels/travel/nycrt-re naissance-new-york-hotel-times-square/
Here's the link.
http://www.marriott.com/hotels/travel/nycrt-re naissance-new-york-hotel-times-square/
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