Playing the Star: Experience the High Life at Affordable Prices in Manhattan Hotels
Every Diamond in the Rough: Manhattan on a Budget
Do you dream of skyscrapers, bright lights, and the quintessential New York experience? Join the club. Turns out, we all want a slice of the Big Apple. However, Manhattan, synonymous with exorbitant prices, often seems an unreachable reality. Not anymore, folks. Even amidst Manhattan's glittering streets, we promise there’s an affordable bed waiting just for you.
Experience the Glamour without the Price Tag
Ever dreamt of rubbing shoulders with the crème de la crème of the city at Soho or a fancy brunch at a rooftop bistro in the Upper East Side, while saving your greenbacks for the actual New York experience? Bet you didn’t think it would be a reachable dream. Well, think again!
Savvy Savers in the city that never Sleeps
How, you ask? You just have to play smart. For starters, try the not-so-advertised-yet-equally-lovely neighborhoods. Locations are just names, experiences are what we make of them. So, step away from the blinding lights of times square and walk into neighborhoods like Chelsea or Greenwich. You’ll be surprised how much you save.
Just a Tip or Two
New York is a city for walkers. So opt for a hotel near a subway station rather than a popular attraction. And remember, here’s a little secret - the best views of Manhattan are not from Manhattan. Mind-blowing, isn’t it?
Hotel Etiquettes: Manhattan Edition
No tipping the Bellboy with your last 100 dollar bill here. Remember, you are a savvy saver now! Also, the city never sleeps but keeping it down after 10 is a unanimous rule in most hotels (yes even in the city that never sleeps).In conclusion, don’t let the bright lights blind you. You can enjoy the Big Apple without shelling a big part of your savings. With a bit of planning and insider tips, experiencing Manhattan is not that hard on the pocket, after all.
References
1. 'Hotel Features and Amenities: What do Guests Really Care About?' by Daniel L from Hospitality Net.2. 'Manhattan Neighborhoods: A Traveler's Guide to 8 Key Districts' by Robert Schrader from Planet Ware.3. 'The state of hotel guest experience' by Anthony Melchiorri from Hotel Impossible.