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[quote=Anonymous]So, obviously there are a lot of hotels in New York and I'm not going to phone them all. But I don't see any way to search for connecting rooms as a criterion on Travelocity or Expedia. Do you have any advice on how to find out if hotels offer connecting rooms, short of spending all week on the phone? Just in case I'm getting lucky today, here's our wish list: Manhattan. Not Times Square. South of 92d St. Near subway. Not a low-rent chain. High-rent chain fine, but probably out of our price range. Under $700/night either for a one-bedroom suite with a pull-out couch or two connecting rooms. Would love a kitchen, but have struck out at Affinia, Benjamin, Beacon, and one other place I can't remember now. Kimberly has rooms but somehow the photos make my skin crawl a little. That, and maybe the one bedbug report. And just in case you need a nice laugh today, this is for next week. Thanks! :lol: [/quote]
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