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New York, What hotels to use ? and travel advice please.







Biffer

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Jul 13, 2003
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In Foley's right now. Albion stuff still on the wall.
 

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BHANic

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May 9, 2008
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Burgess Hill
Stayed in the Beacon Hotel in June last year. Fab hotel and location in upper west side. We stayed in a standard one bedroom apartment and it was a lovely size. I hear there are some really pokey sized rooms in NY hotels but this one really was fab. Located about 5/10 minutes from central park and right near a subway if you want to use it. Hotel is about 40 minutes slow stroll to time square. We walked most of the time though. Some great restaurants and bars nearby too and not overpriced. We'd stay there again without hesitation.
 


Not Andy Naylor

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Dec 12, 2007
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Seven Dials
Better to fly to Newark rather than JFK in my opinion - then get a train direct to Penn Station.
 






dwayne

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Jul 5, 2003
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London
Better to fly to Newark rather than JFK in my opinion - then get a train direct to Penn Station.

Agree ... JFK is a hell hole, and newark is quicker to the city usually but I would always get a cab.

Loads of people mentioning how great it is to be close to times square. Not so sure about that. TS is great to visit once but it's a tourist nightmare equivalent of Leicester square I aways try and avoid when I'm in town.
 


BHANic

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May 9, 2008
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Burgess Hill
Agree ... JFK is a hell hole, and newark is quicker to the city usually but I would always get a cab.

Loads of people mentioning how great it is to be close to times square. Not so sure about that. TS is great to visit once but it's a tourist nightmare equivalent of Leicester square I aways try and avoid when I'm in town.

I agree re Time Square. Definitely wouldn't fancy staying there. It's one to see, then walk straight through after that! It's pretty central and good for the subway connections though.
 


Bozza

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Jul 4, 2003
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Loads of people mentioning how great it is to be close to times square. Not so sure about that. TS is great to visit once but it's a tourist nightmare equivalent of Leicester square I aways try and avoid when I'm in town.

Agree completely. If you've not been before, it instinctively feels like somewhere you should be staying near. When you then plan your 2nd visit you'll think the opposite, and that should tell you enough.
 






Frutos

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I always use the New Yorker hotel just opposite MSG and round the corner from Penn Station.

Flights-wise, I'd recommend Continental from Gatwick to Newark from where, as has been mentioned, you can get a direct train to Penn Station.
 


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