Check out Morgan's Hotel. That's where I say when I have to go there for business. It's in midtown manhattan and it's very reasonably priced.

Juan

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what is your price range?

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It's hard to tell someone where to stay if we're not sure what they want to spend.

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or what type of hotel they're looking for... especially in NYC.

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There's a lot of expensive hotels in NYC. I remember how shocked I used to be when I came to visit NYC on business while I still lived in San Francisco.

I occasionally go into NYC for a couple of nights with my family so we can get the "city experience". Two strong recommendations:
1. make your reservation as far in advance that you can because the hotels often fill up! I have associates visiting from other areas and the travel agents often have to call around like crazy to try to find a room if it's less than 2-3 weeks notice. I've had associates stay in rooms costing $600 per night because there was absolutely nothing cheaper that could be found...
2. stay in a hotel in the mid-town area

A hotel that is acceptable and is not too expensive is the Shelburne Murray Hill.

anywhere from $400 for standard room $1500 for a suite