Cheap New York city hotels/B&Bs for 7 nights March 23rd 2017

ralphy

Hi

I'm looking for somewhere not too expensive to stay in New York next March, is there any recommendations from fellow members that can point me in the right direction of where to look?

It doesn't need to be real posh, but not terrible either. I'm travelling on my own for 7 nights and would ideally like to stay near to Central Park/main part of the city.

Would love some advice thank you.

richardw

There's lots of information in this thread https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/2230655

Alice_Walker

What is "not too expensive"? Cheap is not a word you'd usually associate with NYC.

ralphy

Well is there like their version of say a Premier Inn or Ibis hotel?

phatbear

ralphy wrote: »

Well is there like their version of say a Premier Inn or Ibis hotel?

yup there is but for example london premier inn is a lot more expensive than middle of no where premier inn

phatbear

just chuck your dates in booking.com or expedia with your dates and see if its in the price bracket you want to pay. then get some cashback through topcashback/quidco.

read reviews on tripadvisor or come back on here and ask if peeps have an opinion on "x" hotel.

Alice_Walker

ralphy wrote: »

Well is there like their version of say a Premier Inn or Ibis hotel?

Hampton Inn, Holiday Inn, Courtyard, Staybridge Suites - you're looking around £150 a night.

If that's not going to work, have a look at staying further out.

blindman

ralphy wrote: »

Hi

I'm looking for somewhere not too expensive to stay in New York next March, is there any recommendations from fellow members that can point me in the right direction of where to look?

It doesn't need to be real posh, but not terrible either. I'm travelling on my own for 7 nights and would ideally like to stay near to Central Park/main part of the city.

Would love some advice thank you.

Post the question in the New York thread

as per the advice in the second post

Here's a handy link from that thread

Tipsntreats

Have you looked at Airbnb? I already have a post asking for recommendations. It is the cheapest accomodation I have ever seen. I went to another part of USA, some years ago now, we only booked one night near to the airport (Needed some sleep). The next day we hunted down the tourist info centre, and wow, there were loads of discount vouchers in the free guide.

richardw

i'll reply in the New York thread.

jackieblack

Tipsntreats wrote: »

Have you looked at Airbnb? I already have a post asking for recommendations. It is the cheapest accomodation I have ever seen.

Bad advice (terrible!:eek:) for New York, due to local laws.

Go check out the New York thread, as already mentioned several times