Reasonably priced safe hotels in Manhattan for French travelers

We have French friends, a family of four--one older child, one much
younger. They want to stay in Manhattan for two nights in April and
hope to pay $150 or less per night.

Some classic hotels e.g., the Larchmont and the Millburn are full.

Can any native Manhattan person suggest similar style hotels
preferably--but not necessarily--on the Upper West Side or in Chelsea?

Thanks in advance.

Howard

On 19 Mar 2005 16:24:43 -0800, wrote:

We have French friends, a family of four--one older child, one much
younger. They want to stay in Manhattan for two nights in April and
hope to pay $150 or less per night.

Some classic hotels e.g., the Larchmont and the Millburn are full.

Can any native Manhattan person suggest similar style hotels
preferably--but not necessarily--on the Upper West Side or in Chelsea?

Thanks in advance.

Howard

Check bed and breakfasts. You are likely to find a better deal there.

On Sat, 19 Mar 2005 20:58:13 -0500, wrote:

|On 19 Mar 2005 16:24:43 -0800, wrote:
|
|We have French friends, a family of four--one older child, one much
|younger. They want to stay in Manhattan for two nights in April and
|hope to pay $150 or less per night.
|
|Some classic hotels e.g., the Larchmont and the Millburn are full.
|
|Can any native Manhattan person suggest similar style hotels
|preferably--but not necessarily--on the Upper West Side or in Chelsea?
|
|Thanks in advance.
|
|Howard
|
|Check bed and breakfasts. You are likely to find a better deal there.

If you are a US citizen and are prepared to pay, presumably with them
paying you back, try www.priceline.com.

Use this site to find out how to bid.
http://p070.ezboard.com/bpricelineandexpediabidding


Cheers, Alan, Australia

The problem is native New Yorkers don't stay in New York hotels, so we
may not be the best ones to ask. But try the Pickwick Arms; my friends
from Boston stay there frequently and are happy with it. And it has a
nice French wine bar off the lobby.

Larry