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Looking for a modest-priced hotel in NYC. Several times in the past a few people here have recommended

a particular low-priced hotel. Not fancy, but clean. Don't think it was in midtown, maybe chelsea?

 

Anyone remember? Know it's a broad question...

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The Gershwin ranges from $40-$350/night depending on whether you take a dorm cot or a real room. <p>

 

<u><A href =

http://www.gershwinhotel.com/english/site1.html>

http://www.gershwinhotel.com/english/site1.html</a></u> <p>

 

The Carlton Arms, a couple of blocks away, is known for murals painted on virtually every surfacew of the hotel. Prices depend on whether you have a private or shared bathroom, but if you're by yourself it's around $70-$90/night, with better rates for multiple people and weekly stays. <p>

 

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http://www.carltonarms.com/prices.html>

http://www.carltonarms.com/prices.html</a></u> <p>

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I think you might be thinking of the <a href="http://www.chelsealodge.com/index.html"><u>Chelsea Lodge</u></a>. It was mentioned a bunch when we were doing those NYC 24 hr things a couple years back.<br><br>But, then there is the "notorious" <a href="http://www.hotelchelsea.com/newmain.html"><u>Hotel Chelsea</u></a>, famous for some of it's past patrons. I think it's cleaned up since then, but I have never stayed there.<br><br>Actually, never stayed at the Chelsea Lodge either....was always booked up when I wanted to stay, it a small place with only a couple dozen rooms.<br><br>I've stayed at the Union Square Hotel...14th Street around 3rd Ave......nice, but the prices have gone up past what I think the room is worth. Also, the Pickwick Arms.....52nd Street between 2nd and 3rd Aves.....but again, price has gone up past what I think the room is worth. However, having said that, both are clean and quiet.
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Brad,

 

I used to live in the Carlton Arms (when it was under $25 a night!). Glad to see it has stayed interesting.

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Used to be there was no shortage of cheap hotels (that weren't total flops) but prices have gone way up. I lived in <a href="http://www.hotel17ny.com/" target="_blank">Hotel 17</a> when it was a dive (read under $10 night!), it seems to be quite hip now. Prices are reasonable.

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I would recommend <a href="http://www.hoteldeauville.com/" target="_blank">Hotel Deauville</a>...rooms are basic, safe and clean, and the staff definately has character (or maybe I should say ARE characters), and they get some interesting people (jazz musicians, etc) staying there.

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You can hardly go wrong in the Murray Hill neighborhood. It's mostly residential, located in midtown Manhatten, but without upscale Manhatten prices. When I lived in Baltimore I would trek up to NYC occasionally for a few days. Mostly stayed in the Bedford Hotel, a smallish place with maybe 125-135 rooms or so. Most rooms come with a kitchenette, so you can save on food (and spend it on film instead). Rates are $165-$195 a night.
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We went up last year for a medical convention, one of my staff got us rooms at a really fancy hotel for less than half their usual rate, on priceline.com. I don't know how it works but I think you put in an area of town you want to stay in and the price you want to pay and see if you get a taker.
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Try the Larchmont Hotel on West 11th Street between 5th and 6th Avenues. Rates as low as $80 on weeknights, $99 on weekends. Quiet residential block with a good 24-hour bistro at the corner. Midway between Midtown to the north and SoHo/Tribeca/Downtown to the south.

 

www.larchmonthotel.com

 

You might also look into the Washington Square Hotel. I don't know the rates but it's popular with European tourists and is almost certainly cheaper than comparable lodging in Midtown.

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