Inexpensive hotel near NCL cruise terminal in Manhattan?

[newmexicoNita]

Right here! Good hotel, great prices, close to terminal.........http://www.comfortinnmidtownny.com

I would not think even a Comfort Inn would be available near the port for $150 a night; maybe certain dates. I see the guy booked near the airport: that makes more sense. That is what we did when we went out of NYC last spring.

[DonTheRadioGuy]

The Pod has two locations in Manhattan, and they're usually in that price range.

 

The rooms are about the size of a cruise ship cabin, too.

[uneamie]

He found a hotel..........read the post and you can save yourself the time to respond.

[riclop]

Are you joking in NYC????

[Rhea58]

Both Comfort Inn & Holiday Inn Express are next to each other on West 48th Street 1 block from the

port entrance (via elevator) I have stayed at the Comfort Inn.

[MSUcruisers]

I doubt prices are better now, but several years ago the Hampton by Times Square was $500 a night for a room with two queen beds. Other comparable hotels in the area had similar rates. We ended up using Hilton points to stay there free. The next time we cruised out of Manhattan, we staying at the LaGuardia Hampton for about $200 for the night.

[DCLCrazy]

We stayed at the Skyline hotel. It was only a few blocks from the port and relatively inexpensive. Not $150 though.

 

 

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[jpkriseddie]

Spent 3 nights last year in North Bergen New Jersey last year before the cruise and it was perfect. Then catched a taxi to the port. Just of its on a week day get a lot of time due to traffic

 

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[Vandy612]

I booked a hotel in Hell’s Kitchen - Pod Times Square - for March for 3 nights. It came to 450 or so total for three nights. We booked the bunk bed room but they also have a queen room for a little more. It’s a pretty new hotel - just opened in October

 

 

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[cathyrn]

A friend of mine is coming from France next week and needs an inexpensive hotel where he can spend one night before his cruise on Breakaway. He is hoping to spend no more than $150 which I️ realize may be impossible in Manhattan. Any suggestions? Thanks in advance for your help.

Garden Hilton Inn in Ridgefield NJ , cheap hotel , able to park car , free shuttle and free breakfast

[sanger727]

the cruise the hotels are no doubt savvy about that and the rates will be higher for that night.

 

Supply and Demand - legal ??? - but weekend rates coinciding with cruise sailing are higher ?

 

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Huh? Yes' date=' everything in the US is priced based on supply and demand. Of course it’s legal, it’s a foundation of capitalism. Try booking a hotel in Vegas when there’s a MMA fight scheduled or during super bowl weekend in the city it’s being held in.

 

 

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[fastpitchdad]

Why not check AirBnb? I did a quick check and whole home/apartment rentals near the port seem a lot cheaper than what hotels quoted here seem to cost. My wife and I have used airbnb in Venice, Rome, London, and Paris and the experience was outstanding and we saved tons of money for a space much better than a hotel room.

[garycarla]

He found a hotel..........read the post and you can save yourself the time to respond.

 

 

Yep.

 

But folks keep adding advice.

[mjkacmom]

Why not check AirBnb? I did a quick check and whole home/apartment rentals near the port seem a lot cheaper than what hotels quoted here seem to cost. My wife and I have used airbnb in Venice, Rome, London, and Paris and the experience was outstanding and we saved tons of money for a space much better than a hotel room.

It’s still illegal in NYC.

[fastpitchdad]

It’s still illegal in NYC.

Then why are there so many listings when searching Airbnb near the port?

 

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