Midtown Manhattan is the commercial hub of New York City, with department stores, specialty shops, restaurants, theaters, music halls and hotels fueling the local economy. From Lincoln Center to Madison Square Garden, lies some of the most expensive real estate in the world. If you are looking to stay in midtown Manhattan, there are numerous hotels available, but only a few which can truly qualify as "inexpensive."
You are staying in the Theater District when your New York visit takes you to the Econo Lodge Times Square hotel is one block west of Broadway and five blocks from Times Square. Amenities at this six-story, 50-room establishment includes lobby coffee service, free breakfast, business services and Internet access. Each of the compact guestrooms offers double or queen beds and a coffeemaker. From there you can walk to Fifth Avenue, the Morgan Museum, Bryant Square and Rockefeller Center. The Intrepid Museum is less than one mile from the Econo Lodge. As of September 2010, rooms start at $140 per night.
Econo Lodge Times Square
302 West 47th St.
New York, NY 10036
212-246-1991
econolodge.com
Four blocks south of Times Square and five blocks north of Macy's Herald Square is the Manhattan Broadway Hotel. This five-story hotel is surrounded by restaurants, shops and is one block from the Port of Authority Bus Terminal and two blocks from the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center. You can also walk to Madison Square Garden, the Empire State Building and Grand Central Station. This hotel offers Internet access, business services and a concierge desk. Each room features twin, double or queen beds. Microwaves and refrigerators are available upon request. As of September 2010, rooms start at $159 per night.
Manhattan Broadway Hotel
273 West 38th St.
New York, NY 10018
212-921-9791
nymbhotel.com
Broadway is at your front door and Times Square and Central Park are five blocks away when you stay at the Ameritania Hotel in midtown Manhattan. This stately 12-story, 210-room hotel features original murals and mahogany finish throughout with chandeliers gracing the lobby. Hotel amenities include concierge services, coffee in the lobby and the use of a nearby fitness facility. Rooms feature double, queen or king beds, a refrigerator, a sitting area and Internet access. Suites with separate living and sleeping areas are also available. Restaurants, shops and the Metropolitan Museum of Art are within two blocks of the Ameritania Hotel. As of September 2010, rooms start at $159 per night.
Ameritania Hotel
230 West 54th St.
New York, NY 10019
212-247-5000
ameritaniahotelnewyork.com
