Cheap Afordble hotels in NYC times square? -

My family and i are going on a trip to New York City, But im looking for hotels that are affordable for 4-5 people, And a hotel that by Times Square, Or The NBC studio s,Or Somewhere around there.Thanks a Bunch!:)

No such thing as a cheap hotel near Time Square.

The last two times my husband, daughter and I went to NYC in the past couple of years we stayed in New Jersey, at the Comfort Inn (or whatever motel it was with that company). It was only $89 before taxes and fees and the bus fare to the City was just a couple of dollars one way.When I went to NYC on a solo trip last summer, I stayed at the Seafarers Inn, a ministry of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. It was only $89 a night and it s located by Union Square, but just a train ride to Times Square. We also have friends who are just a couple of hours away from the City with whom we also stay, but that doesn t help you any, I guess. (If you re of age, I recommend Heartland Brewery. They have some of the most excellent beer I ve ever had.)

These hotels listed below are near Times Square and very cheap.Big Apple Hostel New York http://hotels.americacheaphotels.com/Hot��Broadway Inn New York http://hotels.americacheaphotels.com/Hot��New York Inn http://hotels.americacheaphotels.com/Hot��Gershwin Hotel New York http://hotels.americacheaphotels.com/Hot��Latham Hotel New York http://hotels.americacheaphotels.com/Hot��Cheap Hotels near Times Square, New York http://hotels.americacheaphotels.com/Cit��

there are quite a few sites that you can search that will likely show you great hotels at the best prices available. check out the website BookMe and you will be able to compare prices on all the reputable travel sites in just a couple minutes. it s very convenient and will save you a bunch of time and money. Also, make sure you buy them online... otherwise they charge much higher fees for phone orders. good luck.

Here s what I found:Latham Hotel ($69/night)Days Hotel Broadway ($79.20/night)Pan American Hotel ($86.44/night)Belnord Hotel ($89.25/night)The Pod Hotel ($89.25/night)You have a long list to choose from. I never knew you could find a hotel room for less than $100 in New York City during the holidays.

Well, depending on your budget, may I recommend the link below.Good luckNaive New Yorker

hotel carter! $99.00 a night for a single, and they offer group rates!we go there @ least 12-14 times a year, never had a problem

look for brooklyn hotels and just take the train to manhattan Its as cheap as you can get

Who lives in pleasanton California? -

if you live there please tell me detials about it. (such as environment,restraunts,etc....)thank you!

Pleasanton is the Far East Bay. The weather is hotter in the summer and colder in the winter than its Bay Area counterparts. There is a BART (the Dublin/Pleasanton line ends there) and some great job opportunities (Intel has a huge office there as does Oracle and Charles Schwab. Chevron is only about 15 minutes away in San Ramon and Sybase is right next door in Dublin).But, all and all it is an overgrown, generic suburb that is actually quite affluent (or was considered affluent before the foreclosure crisis, but I think the people in Ruby Hills are still doing just fine). The residents are known to be flashy and very ill behaved (think the Real Housewives of the OC with a beach). A lot of athletes live there, some tech industry folk and people who have done well in construction.The schools are great by Cali standards but when you look closer and realize how many resources each school has, the performance is a bit low and is not comparable to cities with similar tax brackets. Main Street has a lot to offer and the Farmers Market is amazing! (it helps that P-town is in the Far East Bay and a lot closer to Cali s agricultural centers). There are cute coffee shops, some good restaurants and a fairly lively bar scene.Everything else is pretty so-so and, honestly, the people of Pleasanton are not that friendly, that educated or all that socially aware. Which is very significant, being that it is part of the very progressive, very intelligent and very balanced Bay Area. If you are looking at the Tri-Valley area, I would recommend San Ramon. It s a great community and for the most part people are very friendly and welcoming. Also, the kids are better behaved and the parents are actually concerned and attentive.

Pleasanton is more like the central valley than the bay area. Nothing but tract housing, which means it will be cheap to live out there. It s very hot in the summer, and kind of chilly in the winter. If you re really looking to experience the bay area, I would move further west, over the hill.

quiet small town/city.. Great to raise kids.