Inexpensive NYC stay for 5 people (3 teens)
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Anonymous
| Can that be found or not over Christmas? |
Anonymous
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What is inexpensive to YOU?
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Anonymous
Under 2k at most for 4/5 nights but not if it's just one big hotel room. Would want a rental type place, 2 rooms. |
Anonymous
| That would be $500 per night if you did 4 nights. You’re not gonna find 2 rooms for that in NYC. You could stay in NJ and ferry across. |
Anonymous
That's why I asked, what I am finding now is what you mention. Not open to NJ or not Manhattan as I want teens (all older) to have easy access to everything and be autonomous. |
Anonymous
| No |
Anonymous
Yes, but surely PATH is going to be best transit option, not ferry. |
Anonymous
| look at the pod hotels. the bunk bed rooms are nice. |
Anonymous
| Bring your own blow up mattresses for the floor and just pile everyone in one room. |
Anonymous
The PATH train from Jersey City or Hoboken gives easy access. It functions like an extension of the subway system. Look into it before you rule it out. |
Anonymous
https://www.visithudson.org/abouthc/transportationmap/path/ |
Anonymous
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It is truly hard to find any time of year. Christmas will be harder.
The PATH option is not bad, and Hoboken and Jersey City are nice. |
Anonymous
I don't really want them traveling out of the way. It was just an idea for a trip but that'll be a no. Thank you all! |
Anonymous
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It could maybe be done if you’re willing to stay in a non-touristy area, but might be hard around Christmastime. Look into the Pod hotel at 51st and 2nd, and maybe hotels further up the UES or UWS. You’d probably have to compromise on one room though, I don’t know if you’ll be able to find 2 rooms for a total of $500/night.
FWIW, I live in NYC and would be completely fine with sending teens (who I would trust to use the metro/subway) on the PATH. It’s literally just a train with the same type of access/stations that happens to go across the river, and there’s a stop right in Midtown where they can connect to the subway. I’d think of it as taking the orange line from Arlington into DC and then connecting to the red line at Metro Center. It’s basically as easy as that. |
Anonymous
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I see an AirBnB in Brooklyn right now for $343/night before taxes with 2BR and 6 beds.
https://www.airbnb.com/rooms/1002825899474348002?adults=5&location=New%20York%20City%2C%20New%20York%2C%20United%20States&search_mode=regular_search&check_in=2024-12-23&check_out=2024-12-27&source_impression_id=p3_1731081539_P3awKax1304fiYcW&previous_page_section_name=1001 |