I want to go to NY like a four day stay but i dunno in what part of NY should i stay?

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WoW WoW Wubbzy

im from NYC...
Just stay on Times Square area...thats where the action is... there is a Marriot hotel there and lots of cheap but quality hotels in time square... and you are in the middle of everything!

beatle1909

I recommend the Flatiron district in lower Manhattan. That's between Chelsea, and the Village, on the East Side.

dahombre2000

First decide what you want to do, there is so much to do in many areas. Then set your budget, once that is set you can determine which places are in line with what you are looking for.
Check the various sites, then compare to the hotels direct rates before you settle sometimes a bundle is cheaper sometimes not, if you bundle with flight arrangements you cant make changes.

p3200tmz

Umm.. not by Times Square. It's a zoo, unless you get over by 8th Avenue, theres alot of hotels, that's alright over there... I'd rather stay downtown... maybe Hotel Chelsea?

Juliana

Well it depends if you are sight seeing or just there to be a part of the city. The Upper West side is always an affordable area that has a lot of resturants and hotels.

I recently stayed in the Marriott in lower Manhattan it was great, got a nice view of the statue of liberty.

Edwards D

A;most anywhere mid island is great check out these websites for hotels http://www.nyctourist.com/travel_ad_menu.htm and http://www.123world.com/new-york/new-york-discount-hotels.php Good Luck@

Lantern Bearer

Lower East Side - Rivington St. and environs.

krennao

Manhattan.

destruction006

If I were you, I would be going to Lower or Midtown manhattan.

Because Manhattan has everything.

Tall buildings, site seeings, "the" broadway [according to various responses to my own question last night], and etc.

Manhattan is the best part of new york.

It also has Central Park.

Lots of cool stuff. I highly suggest you be going to manhattan.

In order to get to Manhattan, if your not driving or flying there, take Amtrak or the R7 and NJ Transit buses.

The R7 to TRENTON, than right after you get off, you get on the NJ Transit.

The entire ride will probably be anywhere from 1hr 55 minutes - 2hr 12 minutes.

I'm willing to bet its 2 hours at most.

With Amtrak, depending on which class you get, it could be from as low as 49 minutes to as relatively high as 1hr 49 minutes.

Good luck! Hope this helps!

Cody

i live in mid NY stay in either the big cities like NYC, buffalo, syracuse, binghamton, utica, rochester, elmira

Native New Yorker

Depending on you price range, I would suggest checking the link below.

Good luck
Native New Yorker

emi

ask somebody from there...u can find plenty on myspace

Upper East Side
The Met is in there =)

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