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A Tony Conrad and 36 others answered · April 15, 2014

New York City: Where do the cool kids stay in NYC these days? (37 Answers)

Crosby Street Hotel, <p><strong>Location.</strong> <br />Set in the heart of New York, this hotel is close to Children's Museum of the Arts and Merchant's House Museum, as well as New York University. Other attractions include Brooklyn Bridge. </p><p><strong>Features.</strong><br />Dining options at Crosby Street Hotel include a restaurant and a bar/lounge. Room service is available 24 hours a day. Recreational amenities include a fitness facility. Spa amenities include massage/treatment rooms, facials, body treatments, and beauty services. This 4.0 star property offers small meeting rooms, technology support staff, and audio visual equipment. Complimentary wireless and wired high speed Internet access is available in public areas. This New York property has 4823 square feet of event space consisting of exhibit space. Business services, wedding services, tour/ticket assistance, and translation services are available. Guest parking is available for a surcharge. Additional property amenities include valet parking, a concierge desk, and multilingual staff. This is a smoke free property. A total renovation of this property was completed in 2009. </p><p><strong>Guestrooms.</strong> <br /> There are 86 guestrooms at Crosby Street Hotel. Guestrooms have city or courtyard views. Rooms are individually decorated and furnished. Beds come with Frette Italian sheets and premium bedding. Bathrooms feature showers, phones, makeup/shaving mirrors, and designer toiletries. In addition to complimentary wireless and wired high speed Internet access, guestrooms offer cordless phones, iPod docking stations, and voice mail. 36 inch LCD televisions have premium cable channels, first run movies, and DVD players. Air conditioned rooms also include desks, minibars, blackout drapes/curtains, and welcome amenities. Guests may request irons/ironing boards and hypo allergenic bedding. A nightly turndown service and housekeeping are available. Cribs (infant beds) and rollaway beds are available on request. Guestrooms are all non smoking. </p> <br /><br /> <p><strong>Notifications and Fees:</strong><br /></p><p><ul><li>Minimum Spring Break check in age: 21 years old </li> </ul></p><p></p><p></p> <p>The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check in, or check out. <ul><li>Valet parking: US$ 55.00 per day</li><li>Valet parking large vehicle: US$ 65.00 per day</li><li>Full breakfast: US$ 29.00 per meal (approximate amount)</li> <li>Rollaway bed: US$ 50.00 per night</li> </ul></p><p>The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change. </p>

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...Chris - I'm a fan of The Crosby Street Hotel The Bowery Hotel and the The Mercer . My favorite restaurant at the moment is Kyo Ya . Close by, and a great spot to grab amazing cocktails, is Dear Irving . Of course, get your caffeine... See More

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A Van McKenna and 26 others answered · July 11, 2014

New York City: Is it a good idea to visit NYC in December? (27 Answers)

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I love visiting NYC in all seasons. December is a real nice time to visit since the holiday window displays can be seen at the major department stores. The Rockefeller Center Christmas tree should also be up and decorated. The ice skating rinks are o... See More

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A Kaitlyn Kaustinen and 24 others answered · April 09, 2014

New York City: Good things to do & hidden gems in NYC, DC, Boston & Philadelphia? (25 Answers)

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I love Boston! Even though it is a tourist spot, definitely check out Faneuil Hall Marketplace area. There are street performers, a lot of good stands to get something to eat and a great atmosphere at night. It's not kid friendly but the Frost Ice Ba... See More

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A Michael Moses and 23 others answered · June 17, 2014

New York City: Non-touristy "must do's" in Manhattan over the week of July 4th (24 Answers)

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Hi Kathryn,Unfortunately, the time you'll be visiting NYC will be the very same time that a vast amount of New Yorkers will not be in NYC, so no matter what you do, you're likely to rub elbows with more tourists than locals. Not to worry, there will ... See More

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A Alex T and 21 others answered · May 03, 2015

New York City: What is your favorite restaurant in New York City? (22 Answers)

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If you're looking to dress up and spend A LOT of money: Per Se, Daniel, Annisa, Eleven Madison Park Restaurant, Gramercy Tavern, Asiate Restaurant (inside Mandarin Oriental), Del PostoIf youre looking for the best bang for your buck:The Smith, The Me... See More

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A Linda Borthwick and 20 others answered · April 09

New York City: Which NYC museums are must see? We only have time for two. (21 Answers)

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The Metropolitan Museum of Art and American Museum of Natural History are my choices. See More

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A Bonnie U and 23 others answered · December 09, 2015

New York City: 48 Hours in NYC - I NEED to know the best Pizza spots! (24 Answers)

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Skip Grimaldi's Pizzeria the original owner runs Juliana's Pizza next door and it is amazing. See More

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A Maurice Bretzfield and 20 others answered · October 03, 2013

New York City: Best places for pizza in New York City? (21 Answers)

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If you ask 100 New Yorker's that question you're going to get 100 different answers. That said, while some think that Lombardi's Pizza is the best, it is said to be the oldest Pizzeria in the city. It's terrific. Other people think that Grimaldi's... See More

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A Alessio Signorini and 22 others answered · April 30, 2014

United States: SFO, LA, or NY to study and live for a year (23 Answers)

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All the cities you mentioned are quite expensive to live in. San Francisco is probably the most expensive rent-wise. If you want to compare their cost of living, I recommend you use City Data.Looking there will also help you understand that Berkeley ... See More

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A Dave Lonergan and 18 others answered · April 03, 2014

New York City: Unique Times Square Hotels in New York City (19 Answers)

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...For the most part Times Square and Midtown are some of the less interesting places in New York - and also some of the more expensive. If you can live with spending a little more than $150/night and you're determined to stay... See More

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