Good hotel in New York required.

prawnsarnies · May 21, 2016

Hi good people of NSC, i am taking my son to NY this winter to watch the Jets play, can you please recommend a decent Hotel, easy access to the city and if possible the Metlife stadium.
Many thanks.

Frutos · May 21, 2016

The New Yorker - 34th Street and 8th Avenue

Right opposite MSG and walking distance from Penn Station.

mooey · May 21, 2016

I stayed in the excelsior last december it was a great hotel 82nd west side of the central park next to the natural history museum right next to a subway 5 mins and your in the heart of nyc and away from the hustle and bustle.worth a look

Goldstone1976 · May 22, 2016

Four Seasons, East 57th Street. Brilliant hotel, brilliant Manhattan location, 30 min cab ride from the MetLife.

Half Time Pies · May 22, 2016

We recently stayed at the Cassa Hotel 45th street, perfect location short walk from broadway, times square and 5th avenue. We got a decent deal on a junior suite which I would go for if you can.

https://www.tripadvisor.co.uk/Hotel...h_Street_New_York-New_York_City_New_York.html

nickrhodes · May 22, 2016

This is not nick Rhodes but Nick's friend here. I know a few people that have stayed at the Carlyle it Is on the upper east side which is I understand the best part. If you book in advance you can usually get a nice double for around £450 a night. Never stay outside Manhattan can get a bit scary at night and don't stay anywhere near Penn station as can be very loud and rough. Also best to avoid anywhere around time square very tacky area. Upper east side or upper west side is where all the classy people stay apparently.

Garage_Doors · May 22, 2016

nickrhodes said:
This is not nick Rhodes but Nick's friend here. I know a few people that have stayed at the Carlyle it Is on the upper east side which is I understand the best part. If you book in advance you can usually get a nice double for around £450 a night. Never stay outside Manhattan can get a bit scary at night and don't stay anywhere near Penn station as can be very loud and rough. Also best to avoid anywhere around time square very tacky area. Upper east side or upper west side is where all the classy people stay apparently.

Nicks got a friend

Springal · May 22, 2016

I've never stayed time square before, but did this time as we got offered a great deal on The Knickerbocker there. Is a brand new refurb of what was a Hilton. Great finish and was excellent value for money for what it was and location for ease of getting around.

MongoJerry · May 22, 2016

Yotel near Times Square. You're going to be out and about most of the time so it's a stylish, central pad to bed down in

http://www.yotel.com/en/hotels/yotel-new-york

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Behind Enemy Lines · May 22, 2016

Depends what your budget is but On The Ave in the upper west side is good if a pricey hotel. You can walk everywhere from there.
Otherwise, Brooklyn is now a great area to stay and go out in if Manhatten itself if too expensive.

matski_98 · May 22, 2016

I stayed in the Pod hotel recently for work. As the name suggests the rooms are small but are well designed, spotlessly clean and good value for money for central Manhattan. They also have a decent bar and restaurant in the hotel.

http://www.thepodhotel.com/

prawnsarnies · May 22, 2016

patchamalbion · May 22, 2016

nickrhodes said:
This is not nick Rhodes but Nick's friend here. I know a few people that have stayed at the Carlyle it Is on the upper east side which is I understand the best part. If you book in advance you can usually get a nice double for around £450 a night. Never stay outside Manhattan can get a bit scary at night and don't stay anywhere near Penn station as can be very loud and rough. Also best to avoid anywhere around time square very tacky area. Upper east side or upper west side is where all the classy people stay apparently.

Really

Parts of Brooklyn and Williamsburg are well worth staying in and exploring.

I stayed on Amsterdam Avenue near the north of Central Park in September, not the most thrilling area but 10 mins into Times Square and pretty cheap. I'm also going to a jets game - first of the season v Bengals in September

Lyndhurst 14 · May 23, 2016

nickrhodes said:
I know a few people that have stayed at the Carlyle it Is on the upper east side which is I understand the best part. Upper east side or upper west side is where all the classy people stay apparently.

It certainly is

trueblue · May 23, 2016

Location and value wise this place is pretty good (well, 18 months ago certainly was): Hyatt Place New York Midtown South, 52 West 36th Street.

Lower West Stander · May 23, 2016

nickrhodes said:
This is not nick Rhodes but Nick's friend here. I know a few people that have stayed at the Carlyle it Is on the upper east side which is I understand the best part. If you book in advance you can usually get a nice double for around £450 a night. Never stay outside Manhattan can get a bit scary at night and don't stay anywhere near Penn station as can be very loud and rough. Also best to avoid anywhere around time square very tacky area. Upper east side or upper west side is where all the classy people stay apparently.

Nah - I'm a midtown east kinda guy. Have a look at Sutton or Beekman......

Lower West Stander · May 23, 2016

Bentley on 59th & York for me. I used to live on 54th & 1st and there are loads of decent restaurants and bars round there. 10 minute walk to Central Park.

I wouldn't stay anywhere close Times Sq. There are also some decent hotels on or around the 40s and 50s near Lexington.

I spud the stay near Penn/MSG personally but to say the area is noisy and rough is sweeping nonsense

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heathgate · May 23, 2016

Affinia Manhattan.... stayed 3 times... on 7th just along from Madison SG. ... good all-rounder. .. great position. .. and far enough away from Times Square.

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