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Hotels: New York City has hundreds of accommodations to fit any budget and taste, including your favorite chain hotels, stylish boutique properties, family suites, B&B's, luxury penthouses, hostels, and furnished apartments. Don't forget to ask about corporate rates, seasonal special offers, weekend deals, or any discounts you might get from being a senior citizen or belonging to an organization like AAA.

Hotels Travel Articles

»	Top 10 New York hotels November 7, 2007, 6:34 pm In the first of our 'top 10' city guides, Joshua Stein chooses his favourite New York hotels, which are as varied as its citizens An estimated 44 millions visitors come to New York each year and most of them end up staying in the same Midtown hotels rooms found anywhere in the world: starchy... » View Article
»	Deep Discounts at New York City Hotels October 18, 2007, 2:38 pm From Fodors.Com Want to come to New York this autumn but fear busting the bank? Check out NYC Sunday Stays, a hotel promotion offering discounts and specials for guests who spend a Sunday night at one of more than 24 participating New York City hotels. Participating hotels include, among... » View Article
»	NYC hotel guarantees good night's sleep October 10, 2007, 2:19 pm A New York City hotel is so determined to make sure its customers get a good night's rest that it's got its own sleep concierge. "I've learned a lot about sleep since I started this job," said Anya Orlanska, who four months ago took the job at The Benjamin, a midtown Manhattan hotel. "There are so... » View Article
»	Hotels in Central Park New York July 19, 2007, 11:42 am Hotels in Central Park New York Welcome to the city of dreams. The city of living dreams, the New York City. The New York City is vivid with the life and people from across all continents which make this the greatest cosmopolitan city in the world. Not only it offers a substantial lifestyle but... » View Article
»	Dine, Drink and (Almost) Sleep Under the New York City Sky June 4, 2007, 11:55 am June is finally here and that means the start of summer, weekend getaways and doing more outdoors. Although New York City may not immediately spring to mind as the perfect summer destination, it may surprise you to know that in a city known for sky high hotel rates, summer brings some of the best... » View Article
»	It's a snug, but stylish, fit at Pod Hotel April 7, 2007, 12:58 pm It took all of five minutes at the Pod Hotel to see that its designer knows how to use space: the shower, desk and wash basin tucked neatly in corners, a pull-out drawer underneath the bed and tiny hooks for jackets arranged along a wall. At this new Midtown Manhattan property, efficiency is the... » View Article
»	Getting to know the Big Apple with little books March 23, 2007, 4:27 pm If the sidewalks of New York seem heavily populated with thoughtful, literary types consulting their Moleskines, don't be fooled. Some of the newest, and most useful, travel guides these days borrow heavily from those discreet black notebooks beloved of artists from van Gogh to Hemingway to Bruce... » View Article
»	New York's coolest hotels March 12, 2007, 5:43 pm The hot newcomers, the hot one that’s about to open and the hot one that has stood the test of time A host of high-profile hotel openings in New York over the past couple of years has raised the bar — literally, in some cases. These days, you can order your cocktails on the rooftop of trendy... » View Article
»	A bit of London arrives in New York February 26, 2007, 1:00 pm By Robert Cross Tribune staff reporter "What's that?" the taxi driver said, frowning. "London? Never heard of it." We gave him the exact address of The London NYC and the hotel's old name, the Rihga Royal, and he brightened considerably. "Oh, the Rihga!" His confusion was... » View Article
»	New York City, take two: Scenes to last a lifetime January 29, 2007, 7:02 pm By Charlotte Safavi For The Inquirer 'What does New York mean to you?" I ask my husband, as we sit in a knot of traffic on the New Jersey Turnpike. He stops drumming the steering wheel. "Seinfeld, Saturday Night Live, Woody Allen," he says, then pauses and adds, "Walt Whitman." My 6-year-old... » View Article
»	Insider's Guide To New York City January 29, 2007, 1:38 pm The season's hottest shows, restaurants, shopping, and more.From Consierge.com. Start Spreading the News In the annals of popular music, there are few songs more true, more moving, than Kander and Ebb's "New York, New York." Although it was written as a bittersweet valentine—in 1977, when... » View Article