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Joy2talk2U	Spamalot II - All About Hotels	Lead	[-]
Posts: 15877 08/12/08 11:42 PM Administrator ....there's something about us Reply Quote More Recent Posts	Updated Hotel Information........ Last Edited By: Joy2talk2U 08/16/08 11:53 AM. Edited 1 time.
Ontario Clay fan		#1	[-]
Posts: 3231 08/13/08 2:59 PM Reply Quote More Recent Posts	I would love recommendations for clean, reasonable hotels near the theatre. thank you!
canfly172		#2	[-]
Posts: 662 08/13/08 4:06 PM Reply Quote More Recent Posts	Hi OFC!!! Ya gonna go this time? Huh? Huh? Huh? Ya gotta gooooooooooooooooooo!!! EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!! Imma lookin'....cheap...nuh uh...I'm not finding cheap. I stayed with Gengen, Cowz200 & some others stayed at the Millenium last time but craaaaaaaaaaap...the price ain't pretty! $775 for 2 nights! Eeeeps! Gengen and I are lookin' for a room close to the theatre for the 19th & 20th. If anybody finds any deals, yodel!!! I survived Hotel Carter last March. Ain't pretty but I didn't encounter any bugs.
Andecar	Hilton Garden Inn	#3	[-]
Posts: 1600 08/13/08 4:39 PM Reply Quote More Recent Posts	I stayed at the Hilton Garden Inn last May when I saw Spamalot in New York City. It's only four blocks from the Schubert and Iwalked there and back without a problem. The cost in May was $399 per night but it was clean, safe and close to the theatre district. The Inn also has a computer room in the lobby that is available to guests and a restaurant that is connected to the lobby.
chrispycreme		#4	[-]
Posts: 2981 08/13/08 8:27 PM Reply Quote More Recent Posts	In April, 3 of us stayed at the Comfort Inn on W 39th. It is new. Very nice place. We got a special senior rate of $215 a night. It was booked through a reservation center as the hotel itself could not give us this good a rate. Hope this helps someone. It was about a 5 (short block) walk to the theatre. PM me if you would like more info.
CLAYGAL		#5	[-]
Posts: 6750 08/14/08 4:56 PM No one succeeds alone Reply Quote More Recent Posts	Somehow, the hotels that I tried booking in the Manhattan area were full for the opening dates (9/19, etc.) I've decided to fly into Newark, NJ and have already booked at the Hilton Newark Penn Station Hotel. The rates are much more affordable, especially if you pay in advance $216.60 including tax. I'll just take the train in to Manhattan as many of the other travelers do . I think it's about a 20/30 minute ride to Penn Station Manhattan.
teddyhugz11		#6	[-]
Posts: 10678 08/14/08 7:13 PM Registered Member Reply Quote More Recent Posts	I'm going closing weekend and will be staying at the Milford again. Great price for Jan 2-7 in which we'll be staying. Split down between two people it's only $567 each! I'd try there if anyone is looking for a hotel.
LeagueOfHisOwn		#7	[-]
Posts: 591 08/14/08 7:55 PM Reply Quote More Recent Posts	Just popping in to say I just love seeing those words "Spamalot II". Also, get your hotels soon - a lot are already booked for the holidays and so freakin' pricey!
wildrosegirl76		#8	[-]
Posts: 3374 08/15/08 6:04 PM Reply Quote More Recent Posts	I've been to New York twice this year (had such a great time when I went to see Spamalot that we went back again last month) and both times stayed at the Comfort Inn on 46th. It's newly renovated, clean, safe, has an exercise room and free wireless throughout the hotel. And only a few minutes from the Shubert. It's not a luxury hotel, but it was everything we needed. And we were only in the hotel to sleep and change anyway - I couldn't justify spending $400 for a room we were never in.
zakus		#9	[-]
Posts: 12464 08/16/08 12:13 AM Newbie No More Reply Quote More Recent Posts	Wildrose I went and checked out this hotel and only come up with Queen rooms and King. Do you know if they had rooms with two queens or doubles?
chrispycreme		#10	[-]
Posts: 2981 08/16/08 10:08 AM Reply Quote More Recent Posts	Zakus If you call this number, 877-424-6423, it is the reservation center for the Comfort hotels. You will get much better prices and if you are at least 60, you can get the senior rate. They may only tell you they have one room left in your requirement, but I always figure that means they just want to sell, and doesn't mean there is really on one room left. They can put you in any of their locations. As I said above, we stayed in the W 39th location which is just recently built. Good luck!
wildrosegirl76		#11	[-]
Posts: 3374 08/16/08 3:14 PM Reply Quote More Recent Posts	I think all the rooms in that hotel only have one bed - the rooms are far too small to fit 2. The hotel also has a max of 2 people to a room, like a lot of New York hotels. I got an email from the chain yesterday, saying I can make some elite status if I stay 2 more nights this year at any Comfort hotel. It's tempting to make a trip back, but the airfare is just too big an expense. This time I'm going to have to live vicariously through others.
Rpoppert		#12	[-]
Posts: 8547 08/16/08 4:30 PM CaliClaymate Always and Forever Cause they can't hold us down Reply Quote More Recent Posts	I am really trying to go.. and the only time I can go would be between Christmas and New Year's.. although, wanting to stay for New Year's in Times Square.. but not sure if that's doable or not.. but at least to get to the show the few days before. But. .geez.. hotel prices in NY at that time.. I need to try and find something. I think, maybe I am going with my husbandm but only if we can find something reasonable, since it wouldn't be splitting the cost with someone else. Still all in the planning mode, and not sure if this will happen, but if I could find a reasonable hotel cost, that isn't a complete dump.. then it might be doable. Oh, well, we'll see. I am looking forward to all of the recommendations here. Everyone was so helpful last time! I wish I could go a different time, that might be less expensive, but I am off of work at that time, and it is really the only time. Drat.. I really want to go, but this cost might be too much. And, I haven't even checked airfares yet.
chrispycreme		#13	[-]
Posts: 2981 08/16/08 4:31 PM Reply Quote More Recent Posts	The 39th st location has rooms with 2 double beds. We had 3 in our room and it worked fine.
DancingDigits		#14	[-]
Posts: 3515 08/16/08 6:00 PM Reply Quote More Recent Posts	Sept. is a wonderful time in NYC. The light is like something out of a painting. It was always my favorite month there. I'm not able to go this time, though, for Spam. Hotels rates will be at their highest during Nov. and Dec. You will definitely be paying premium rates for New Year's Eve in the theater district/Times Sq. If flights are booked way ahead of time, you might find some deals.
Rpoppert		#15	[-]
Posts: 8547 08/16/08 6:27 PM CaliClaymate Always and Forever Cause they can't hold us down Reply Quote More Recent Posts	DancingDigits wrote: Sept. is a wonderful time in NYC. The light is like something out of a painting. It was always my favorite month there. I'm not able to go this time, though, for Spam. Hotels rates will be at their highest during Nov. and Dec. You will definitely be paying premium rates for New Year's Eve in the theater district/Times Sq. If flights are booked way ahead of time, you might find some deals. That's what I was afraid of, and what I am finding. Well, I'll keep looking. Hopefully, something good will come up. I wish I could go Sept./Oct. Fall in NY should be fabulous.
zakus		#16	[-]
Posts: 12464 08/16/08 10:04 PM Newbie No More Reply Quote More Recent Posts	Thanks Crispycreme!! Can I lie about my age LOL. In California they only want me to be 55 to get senior rates. Wildrose it is more expensive but I so want to go.
chrispycreme		#17	[-]
Posts: 2981 08/16/08 11:32 PM Reply Quote More Recent Posts	I guess they asked for ID at the desk, but I think that is more to prove that you are you. Only one person in your party has to 60 years old. Good luck!
zakus		#18	[-]
Posts: 12464 08/17/08 10:15 AM Newbie No More Reply Quote More Recent Posts	I checked on their site and they do have a 55 plus so I don`t have to lye after all.
gotclayny		#19	[-]
Posts: 94 08/17/08 9:10 PM Reply Quote More Recent Posts	After review from others I take back my recommendation price sounds great but everyone says the traffic is real loud and other negative things! I cancelled my reservation and booked thru price line name your own price got a room for $268 Never stayed there but newyorkinn.com has rooms with tax for $217 a night no ammenites maximum 2 people per room but not bad price for a place to sleep September is booked but lots of october dates! Anyone find good rates anywhere for opening night yet!! Last Edited By: gotclayny 08/20/08 2:16 AM. Edited 1 times.
CLAYGAL		#20	[-]
Posts: 6750 08/18/08 12:16 AM No one succeeds alone Reply Quote More Recent Posts	Hotel rates seem to be much lower for the last week of his performance in January, so that's a plus for out of towners. Hotel Mela, a boutique hotel in the theater area has rooms priced at $209 from December 18-28.