Times Square Hotels Nyc

... course) I was blown away by the 5 floors of mostly stores I recognized. People were everywhere and it reminded me of being in Times Square in NYC because of the lighting outside. I found the A&F before the Hollister. I walked in & didn't get a ...

... and 39th called the Door Lounge. $25 hooka! bitches. We hung out for an hour or two and then started walking the streets again. Times Square at night is even more amazing. Even though New York's got all the fame and lights and whistles, I felt more at ...

... Theater District Our first night dinner plans fell through when our stay shifted from the Radisson to the Paramount, so we wandered around Times Square for a while and eventually found this place. It rang a bell with me because there's a Pig & ...

... wait for the shuttle to the airport.  After the shuttle picked us up, we had to go to 2 other hotels.  We drove through Times Square (check) and ended up somewhere close to the United Nations.  The president of Iran was in NCY to address ...

... decent was 400-500 plus this week as the UN General Assembly is here. We did a bid on Priceline and got the Marriot (in Times Square!!!) for a bargain price!! WOOHOOOO!!! Today was a rainy New York day, so we decided to sleep in, move hotels and see what ...

... that was in our guide book and had a great time exploring this lively area of town. Eastern Shinjuku is basically Japan's version of Times Square... and kabuki-cho region of Shinjuku is like Times Square before the '90's clean up. That area is more of a ...

... ) whoch was more basic and a lot more reasonable cost wise as well. Highlights of our stay have come thick and fast.. bustling Times Square, views from the top of the Empire State Building, the shops on 5th Avenue (6 floors of Tiffany's - the girls ...

... AN 'ALL LOOPS TOUR' TOUR BUS TICKET FOR $49.  WENT ON THE NIGHT TOUR.  LIGHTS WERE GORGEOUS - PARTICULARLY THROUGH TIMES SQUARE AND WE SAW A FEW THINGS BUT THE GUIDE HAD SUCH A STRONG ACCENT THAT WE COULDN'T UNDERSTAND HIM.  WENT THROUGH ...

... I never got why those late night US shows were so popular, I still don’t get it. That night we spent some time around Times Square and went to another comedy night at the Comedy Club which was a lot funnier than the previous one we went. It was the ...

... joined the Irish pub in celebrations pre new years, 23:40 charged outside, joined the 1million people for times square new years eve celebration in NYC, awesome, people where all generally happy, no trouble anywhere I was, hit the sack happy with ...

... on the senses but the kids took it all in their stride and we managed to keep everyone together as we marched toward Times Square. Aviva saw a poster for the Broadway production of The Little Mermaid, so we dashed in to enquire about tickets, and ...

... a few miles, can't be too hard eh? Hmmm.   Met the girls at Central Station and after a little exploration of Broadway and Times Square, headed on foot towards New Jersey (i.e. to save taxi fare) only to pick one of those thoroughly irritating cab ...

... managed to find their way into the city, found the hotel and back into the city via the shuttle bus. We arranged a meeting in Times Square, this achieved and a decision to eat and catch up, to decide on what show we would take in tonight. At this time ...

... was called for, and after poring through pages from www.tripadvisor.com all recommendations pointed towards 'The Muse Hotel' just off Times Square for six nights of pure unadulterated New Yoikiness. Hey, what's two thousand buckeroonies when you're in the ...

... which you can't get that cheap in Vancouver or Calgary. Next day we headed down to mid-town to check out the usual sights...Times Square, Rockefeller Center, Grand Central (it is as big as it seems on TV/Movies) and eventually we would up at the United ...

... Coney Island & hotdog 118.    Tickets to David Letterman & shots before 119.    Times Square chilling & Red Book Magazine interview about Christmas gifts in July 120.    Meeting with Crystal in Harlem, ...

... to Dam Square with her white umbrella. The major street Warmoesstraat that we walked down to Dam Square was thronged with pedestrians like NYC Times Square area so it was nice to get there. We had about 70 minutes of free time before supper so we wandered ...

... not only useless info but useles as a practical piece of clothing so is mounted as street art. The garment district is relatively close to Times Square which is leon lit, big bold and brash, bustly and noisy and where all us tourists seem to end up. I ...

... feasting on the bodies, and one could see how the idea could develop. Driving down Fifth Avenue and then 42nd street, assign Times Square was the same weird sense of familiarity with the unknown that I had experienced in LA. I recognised some of these ...

Over the summer, while we were in NYC's Times Square, we were interviewed by Redbook magazine. They asked us what Steve and I wanted for Christmas? It's summer but ok, hmmm? I said I'd probably want a bubble bath and some crisp sheets. Steve was thinking ...