NYC hotel advice

Did it work?

 

Roundup kills weeds, not bugs.

 

Drink a little and get back to us.
And, Jones? Fuck off, asseater.

 

I guess it did work.

 

Hey now, I wasn't being critical. I was just stating facts.

I like to eat a Dairy Queen Blizzard before bringing the hump. FACT.

 

Dairy Queen, he wheezed.

 

Stayed at the Marriott East Side for two weeks during the U.S. Open. Very handy, great gourmet deli across the street that's always open.

There's a Courtyard on 40th right near Times Square that does the trick just fine, for those who love the Marriott thing.

The Hyatt at Grand Central has apparently been renovated since I stayed there a half-dozen times a season for baseball. It was a bit brown before, but you can't beat the location. Don't even have to go outside to get a subway anywhere. That'd be my vote.

 

Try the Wellington on West 55th Street -- we used it as the lower priced choice for our wedding,. There are also some small places on the East Side lke the Fitzpatrick which aren't too bad.

 

Borat was filmed there.

I loved the Park Central, a block and a half from the subway, three from Central Park and a skip and jump from the Carnegie Deli.

 

Don't be afraid of boutique hotels. Rooms can be larger than typical NYC rooms. You can always get across town via cab or subway. Check out the Hotel Elysee on the East Side.

 

Here's another idea - renting an apartment in mid-town. Here's a link:
http://www.new-york-apartment.com/

 

Worst comes to worst Inky, you and the missus can always stay with us. Four adults and a toddler in an 850 square foot apartment shouldn't be a problem.