Return-Path: Received: from CMU-CS-SPICE.ARPA by CMU-CS-A.ARPA; 6 Dec 84 11:53:42 EST Date: Thursday, 6 December 1984 11:51:09 EST From: Barbara.Zayas@cmu-cs-spice.arpa To: bovik@cmu-cs-a.arpa Subject: Hotels in NYC Message-ID: <1984.12.6.16.50.12.Barbara.Zayas@cmu-cs-spice.arpa> Messages from /usrx1/bjz/mail.hg: 62? 5 Dec 84 Edith.Eligator@cm... hotels in NYC (613) 64 5 Dec 84 Suzanna.Garreau@C... NYC hotels (394) 65 5 Dec 84 Thomas.Gross@CMU-... Re: needed:info on NYC hotels (435) 69? 5 Dec 84 Lee.Brownston@CMU... Re: needed:info on NYC hotels (500) 72? 5 Dec 84 Daniel.Leivant@CM... Re: needed:info on NYC hotels (326) 73? 5 Dec 84 Thomas Rodeheffer... Re: needed:info on NYC hotels (536) 75? 6 Dec 84 Benoit Flamant Barbara - there are a few hotels that offer a cheap weekend rate but I'm not sure about weekdays. I stayed in the Shelbourne Murray Hill which is in a good location in Manhattan (34th & Lexington) for $75/night (for 2 people). It was a nice place (even with kitchen). I can bring in the info on it tomorrow or if you are in a hurry I think that they advertise in the back of the New Yorker. - Edie ---- Message 64 (394 chars) is ---- Received: from CMU-CS-A.ARPA by CMU-CS-SPICE.ARPA; 5 Dec 84 14:25:06 EST Date: 5 Dec 84 1419 EST (Wednesday) From: Suzanna.Garreau@CMU-CS-A.ARPA To: Barbara.Zayas Subject: NYC hotels Message-Id: <05Dec84.141910.SG60@CMU-CS-A.ARPA> Barbara, I have a directory of hotels for NYC if you care to browse through it and I can give you recommendations on a few. Suzanna ---- Message 65 (435 chars) is ---- Received: from CMU-CS-K.ARPA by CMU-CS-SPICE.ARPA; 5 Dec 84 14:30:01 EST Date: 5 Dec 1984 14:23-EST From: Thomas.Gross@CMU-CS-K.ARPA Subject: Re: needed:info on NYC hotels To: Barbara.Zayas@CMU-CS-SPICE Message-Id: <471122594/trg@CMU-CS-K> In-Reply-To: Barbara.Zayas@CMU-CS-SPICE's bboard message of 05-Dec-84 13:12 Get yourself a copy of the Travel section of Sunday's NYtimes. Full of ads for special NY weekends. thomas ---- Message 69 (500 chars) is ---- Received: from CMU-CS-A.ARPA by CMU-CS-SPICE.ARPA; 5 Dec 84 15:26:49 EST Date: 5 Dec 84 15:05:07 EST From: Lee.Brownston@CMU-CS-A Subject: Re: needed:info on NYC hotels To: Barbara.Zayas@CMU-CS-SPICE I once stayed at the Roosevelt, near times square. It is dilapidated but not gross or obviously unsafe. It is also cheaper than nearby convention hotels. Also, if you don't mind an hour's transportation by bus and subway, you might stay in Queens. -- Lee ---- Message 72 (326 chars) is ---- Received: from CMU-CS-A.ARPA by CMU-CS-SPICE.ARPA; 5 Dec 84 16:44:43 EST Date: 5 Dec 84 16:15:38 EST From: Daniel.Leivant@CMU-CS-A Subject: Re: needed:info on NYC hotels To: Barbara.Zayas@CMU-CS-SPICE I am interested in the subject myself. Would you mind forwarding the answers you get to me on the A? Thank you. --DL ---- Message 73 (536 chars) is ---- Received: from CMU-CS-A.ARPA by CMU-CS-SPICE.ARPA; 5 Dec 84 17:49:25 EST Date: 5 Dec 84 1736 EST (Wednesday) From: Thomas Rodeheffer@CMU-CS-A.ARPA (C410TR30) To: Barbara.Zayas@CMU-CS-SPICE.ARPA Subject: Re: needed:info on NYC hotels Message-Id: <05Dec84.173648.TR30@CMU-CS-A.ARPA> When I visited Columbia last month they put me up in the Empire Hotel at Broadway and ~65th street. Cost was $65 plus ~$7.50 tax a night. Don't forget NYC and state tax. If you want more info I've still got a copy of the receipt. -Tom Rodeheffer ---- Message 75 (397 chars) is ---- Received: from CMU-CS-PS2.ARPA by CMU-CS-SPICE.ARPA; 6 Dec 84 08:22:48 EST Date: 6 Dec 1984 0819-EST From: Benoit Flamant Subject: New York Hotels To: BJZ@X Reply-To: FLAMANT@CMU-CS-PS2.ARPA I have two New York guides which could interest you though one is a little old. Why don't you stop by, I am one of your neighbour: room 7110. Benoit ------ ---- Message 76 (927 chars) is ---- Received: from CMU-CS-G.ARPA by CMU-CS-SPICE.ARPA; 6 Dec 84 08:55:21 EST Date: 6 Dec 1984 08:46-EST From: Jonathan.Gifford@CMU-CS-G.ARPA Subject: Re: needed:info on NYC hotels To: bjz@x Message-Id: <471188779/jlg@CMU-CS-G> In-Reply-To: Barbara.Zayas@CMU-CS-SPICE's bboard message of 05-Dec-84 13:05 Barbara, I've stayed in 2 of a group of five hotels in NYC that have "bargain" rates of about $50/night. You must reserve in advance. One, on the east side near the U.N. (2nd around 46, I think), is the Beekman Tower, which is a rather elegant hotel. The hotels in this group all have (modestly) equipped kitchens, so you can make coffee, etc. I can't remember the name of the other hotel I stayed at, but you can find it, along with the names of the other hotels in the group, by looking in the New York Times travel section, which is where I found it. Let me know if you have more questions about it. Jonathan ---- Message 78 (886 chars) is ---- Received: from CMU-CS-GANDALF.ARPA by CMU-CS-SPICE.ARPA; 6 Dec 84 10:15:44 EST Date: 6 Dec 1984 10:08-EST From: Vincenzo.Ambriola@CMU-CS-GANDALF.ARPA Subject: New York hotel To: Barbara.Zayas@Spice Message-Id: <471193712/ayv@CMU-CS-GANDALF> Barbara, I have been in NY with my family and I have found a *verycheap* *clean* place. The name is LEO HOUSE, 332 west 23rd street, phone (212) 929-1010. They have rooms for two persons for $20 a night, they require a reservation two weeks before and a deposit of $20 a person or a room, I do not remember. Now you want to know how it is possible to find a so cheap place in Manhattan. It is a religious, catholic place. It means a very secure place where you do not need to lock the door with the chair and sleep with one eye open. Of course it is not wonderful, but it is clean, quiet, old-fashioned hotel. Vincenzo. ---- Message 79 (674 chars) is ---- Received: from CMU-CS-CAD.ARPA by CMU-CS-SPICE.ARPA; 6 Dec 84 10:53:58 EST Date: 6 Dec 1984 10:47-EST From: Pedro.Szekely@CMU-CS-CAD.ARPA Subject: Re: needed:info on NYC hotels To: Barbara.Zayas@CMU-CS-SPICE Message-Id: <471196077/pas@CMU-CS-CAD> In-Reply-To: Barbara.Zayas@CMU-CS-SPICE's bboard message of 05-Dec-84 13:10 Barbara, I went once to the Pickwick Arms which is located in 51 st between 2nd and 3rd (a nice neighbourhood). The cost was 45 or 50 a night (year an a half ago) for a room for two people. It was clean, which is my most important criterion, and had a bathroom in the room. No TV, but who wants to watch TV in NY. Feliz viaje. --Pedro