Where Can I Find Hotels in New York City?
You can find hotels in every area of New York City. It just depends on how much you want to spend, where you want to stay, and what type of hotel you're looking for (budget, moderate, high-end). Check hotel comparison and review sites like like NYCtourist.com, NewYork.com, NYC.com, NewYork.RatesToGo.com and NYCTrip.com for pricing and reviews before you make a reservation.
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Features
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The features of the hotel you choose will have a lot to do with the price. If you're looking for a hotel that has a spa, a gym, a pool and room service, you're looking at spending $300 to $600 a night in choice locations like Midtown. But if you just want a bed and that's it, you can spend as little as $25 for a hostel in the East Village.
Geography
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The most expensive hotels are in the high-tourist and wealthy sections of the city: Midtown, Times Square and the Upper East Side are all expensive places to stay. You can consider looking for hotels in Harlem or the East Village for cheaper alternatives.
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Types
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New York City offers all types of lodging. There are hotels, motels, bed and breakfasts and hostels. Hotels are the most expensive; hostels are much cheaper.
Size
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The size of the room also impacts the price of a hotel. If you want a suite at the Ritz-Carlton, you'll pay more than $1,000 a night. But if you choose a tiny room that has a bed, a dresser and a shared bathroom, you can get by with only $100 a night at the Portland Square Hotel in the theater district.
Time Frame
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Sometimes hotels offer discounts during the off season, which is during the spring and the fall before the holiday season. Check individual hotel websites for deals they may be having.
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