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Economy Hotels in Brooklyn

Two years ago, the hotels near Times Square site had a list of cheap fifteen "in downtown Manhattan, which is charged at least $ 200 per night. Currently, the list was reduced to only seven and listed at between $ 200 and $ 275 per night (plus taxes and charges, of course). Well, we know that the price for almost everything are increasing. But I forgot about Brooklyn. Hotels-near-Times-Square.com now lists a few hotels in Brooklyn, in additiontheir regular announcements Midtown Manhattan. Ok, they are not "close" to Times Square for the price but would not you spend a few minutes in the subway?

We use our RV trip for travel fifth wheel. We usually only four people and accommodation costs alone easily tip the decision in favor of the RV. We stay in the RV Park in Jersey City, just across the Hudson River from Manhattan, take the ferry – a trip very enjoyable and scenic. Price Hotel in Midtown Manhattanhave always been elusive, but that information on some hotels in Nice but cheap Brooklyn, just a short subway ride from midtown Manhattan, could change things for many people.

Brooklyn just minutes from Midtown Manhattan

New York City has the best subway system on the planet. It may not be the cleaner or quieter but it has what you really want to, go there in a hurry with minimum effort. I learned about four hotels in Brooklyn thatare only a few minutes by subway from Times Square. Two of these costs $ 150 or less and the third costs $ 180 while the fourth charge $ 220. These are small comfortable hotels, each with its unique decor, and each only a short walk from a subway station. Also, if you're driving, each of them is near an exit I-278 (to get to I-278 See instructions below).

Parking an important factor

There are many other hotels on the East River from Manhattan (Astoria, Brooklyn,East Elmhurst, Flushing, Jamaica, Queens & Whitestone), but the minimum room rates (except for 2 or 3 of them) are over $ 250, most are well over $ 300. You can get much more comfortable in the heart of Manhattan for about the same price. The main advantage of the hotels across the East River from Manhattan, other than price for some, is parking. Frequently, the parking is free, those who are not only free charge $ 10 to $ 15 per night. Although I still prefer to take an RV and a car park in Jersey City (forapproximately $ 60 per night), you can always save a little money to take your car.

Restaurants and tourist attractions in Brooklyn

Brooklyn has many other advantages over Midtown Manhattan. Restaurants costs significantly cheaper and the food is at least as good. Brooklyn is world famous for its Jewish deli and there are many of them from which to pick. In addition, many attractions you would like to visit are in Brooklyn.

Arriving by train or bus

If you aretravel by train (Amtrak in general or the Long Island Railroad), you'll be at a subway station. The same is true if you arrive by bus to the port authority. All are easy, quick access to Times Square and Midtown Manhattan. To achieve one of the hotels of the "economy" in Brooklyn, you find routing directions almost Hotels-Times-Square.com on page Brooklyn Economy Hotels. And, from your hotel, you can get online and pull the card interactive routinghttp://www.brail.org/transit/nyc.html. They were very simple: you enter your departure location, your destination and then they present routing. They even show routing of express trains, if possible! Note: The MTA subway map provides much more information but is not interactive. It is in. Pdf so you can expand your comfort zone. I prefer this map to at brail.org because it allows me to make my own routing decisions (eg, Ioften stopping at a series of locations and with small children, I need to minimize the walk).

Arriving by car

If you drive your car in New York City, you will need to get on I-278 to go to Brooklyn. I-95 (New Jersey Turnpike) intersects with I-278 to exit 13 which is almost the beginning of I-278. You head east through to Staten Island and the Verrazano Narrows Bridge to Brooklyn. For those coming from the north, all your controlled access southboundcrossroads of Interstates 95 as it winds through the George Washington Bridge, the Sound, Long Island (where she also headed north to New England). If you have I-95 and out of more than 6, go south to I-278 (which is exit 6-B – an exit lane from left). The Bronx River Parkway intersects directly with I-278. The southbound highways, others intersect with I-95 in this case, you head north on 95 to Exit 4-A and I-895 is a shortcut to I-278. (They have a map and detailed directionshttp://Hotels-near-Times-Square.com on) These routes avoid much of the traffic you might encounter while rush hour in the morning is bad, bad, bad!

A New York Public Transportation beats driving

You can get almost anywhere in New York by subway and connecting buses. Believe me, you do not want to drive your car in the city. Let him safely parked at your hotel so you can enjoy your trip home.