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Direct Return Flights to New York + 3 Nights Hotel - From £499pp - 2 Adults = £998 - Jan/Feb Departures - (+Collect Avios) @ BA
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Posted 28 December 2022

Direct Return Flights to New York + 3 Nights Hotel - From £499pp - 2 Adults = £998 - Jan/Feb Departures - (+Collect Avios) @ BA

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Thought I'd share this, as a few were asking when I posted the BA flights for £308, if there were any good hotel deals.
Seems decent all things considered.

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Cheapest I could find was the Yotel Times Square for £484, but there are some sort of fees which have to be paid.

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Better option I think would be this one:

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Hope it helps someone.
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  1. bookdream's avatar
    bookdream
    As I understand it, eating out etc in NYC is very expensive these days - don't forget you have to budget for the 20% tip on top of almost everything and there's the various taxes too.
    Liquidsky's avatar
    Liquidsky
    I can agree. We just got back and boy was in expensive. Like 3 times more than last time we went 3 years ago. Your looking at 50 dollar avg for a meal for 2 people and this is like Pizza and snacks. Took us by surprise
  2. rprp's avatar
    rprp
    DoubleTree rooms at Times Square are absolutely tiny. Once your suitcases are in, there's literally (and I mean literally) no way of walking around the room without climbing over the bed. I suppose it's the sort of hotel where you only really care about the room for sleeping in, so not the end of the world. (edited)
    an02rew's avatar
    an02rew
    Quite common in New York to be fair
  3. mattturner756's avatar
    mattturner756
    Recommend holiday inn financial district if it's offered. Good location for first timer.
    BignRed84's avatar
    BignRed84
    agree with this for several reasons.
  4. chris2618's avatar
    chris2618
    FYI London airport for those wonder
  5. chocstar50's avatar
    chocstar50
    Just spent couple of nights at Carlton Arms Hotel midtown east of Manhattan. Perfect location. Quirky and friendly staff and the bedrooms are huge with 2 double beds and en-suite. Cost roughly £240 for 2 nights there as everywhere else was roughly £400. Surprised when the person in reception was a Brummie and the owner.
  6. luffydude's avatar
    luffydude
    NYC is not only a LOT colder than the UK, but it is crawling with homeless and expensive, especially now that the dollar is killing all other currencies
    allly04's avatar
    allly04
    Went in November and actually thought there were less homeless than when I last went in 2019 . Yes it’s very expensive but it’s an amazing place to visit
  7. miketg89's avatar
    miketg89
    Love NYC. Love Winter city breaks. Love the price. These '3 night' deals make me laugh though. Never mind the jet lag, you absolutely need more than two full days here. If you're going to spend ~£1k , spend a bit more and go for a week. Thank me later
    SpeedbirdB777's avatar
    SpeedbirdB777
    Couldn’t disagree more! Get the early flight out of LHR and you can be in New York for 11:35 and in Manhattan for lunch. Combined with the 23:15 on the way home you’d have to leave manhattan for Terminal 8 after 20:00! You don’t need more than 3.5-4 full days in New York to have a good time! Said having been 30 times or more.
  8. Bargainhunt's avatar
    Bargainhunt
    Any decent holidays from BHX?
    Rmcstar's avatar
    Rmcstar Author
    From what I'm aware BA don't do direct from Bham. Maybe there might be another airline. I'll have a look and get back to you on it
  9. macphist0's avatar
    macphist0
    Change your app store to America before going and your food will be well cheap. All this moaning above about food expense, yeah never had that problem myself.
    Shakespearean's avatar
    Shakespearean
    I totally agree. Guys stop moaning. UK is not cheap either . You have to compare New York with London in terms of cost of life. Except that New York a monster city and has a lot of what London doesn't have. US stays a favorite top destinations for the Brits.
  10. jamiemtfc's avatar
    jamiemtfc
    Are they still messing about with needing a vaccine to enter over there?
    Firemountain's avatar
    Firemountain
    From what I seen you need to be vaccinated to get in ..
  11. HdotSingh's avatar
    HdotSingh
    Heat for the price, but it will be cold 🥶🥶 in NY (edited)
    Ukguy101's avatar
    Ukguy101
    Yep sure is walked up from hotel to see Ulysses Grants tomb one day there, about same time of year. My hands went purple! Coldest I've ever been brrrrr! (edited)
  12. rpmac1981's avatar
    rpmac1981
    Here's a tip for anyone going to the US for the first time. Don't leave any cash on view in your hotel room. I had about $15 in coins and dollar bills along with a bunch of other stuff on a side table, having emptied my pockets to pop out for lunch, came back and was confused with a note left saying 'thanks for the tip'!
    sunny6602's avatar
    sunny6602
    Made this mistake too and was annoyed at the time, felt better when I realised they get paid a pittance.
  13. Zlatan9's avatar
    Zlatan9
    Love a long weekend in NYC but won’t be going again until the pound picks up,if at all
    dalehitchy's avatar
    dalehitchy
    Boomers have made sure this country will be poor for decades
  14. iamthegr81's avatar
    iamthegr81
    When I first saw the picture for this offer, I thought it was a deal on the Oasis album 'Standing on the Shoulder of Giants'.
    WienerDoggy's avatar
    WienerDoggy
    Nah this is a trip to New york, america, mate.
  15. tikibeach's avatar
    tikibeach
    Dont forget your snow shovel
  16. liamwood921's avatar
    liamwood921
    This is a shocking deal, been to New York twice both times in January first time in 2017, second time was this year. Paid £700 on Expedia and £600 PP with Virgin respectively for 7 nights each time.
    jase.2's avatar
    jase.2
    Most would probably think 7 nights in New York is too much and would rather pay £200 less as a result 
  17. Madcow's avatar
    Madcow
    It looks like if you increase the number of nights to 4, you get the 4th night for no extra cost
  18. Judge-Jury-Executioner's avatar
    Judge-Jury-Executioner
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    donnarobins's avatar
    donnarobins
    Teachers luxury holiday and wages are probably in that price
  19. mango.carrot's avatar
    mango.carrot
    Yotel is great, compact but modern rooms. It’s about 15 mins walk to time square
  20. RebTheRebel's avatar
    RebTheRebel
    Heat for the price, for anyone wanting to go and feel what real cold weather feels like . Can't comment on every Yotel, but the two I've stayed in have not been very good and wasn't impressed, so for the price I'd recommend the Hilton, but others experience may differ from mine. (edited)
  21. samwatson's avatar
    samwatson
    The small print for many of these hotels is that there is a 35 to 45 dollar "amenity fee" per room per night, payable locally at the hotel.
    Liquidsky's avatar
    Liquidsky
    Yes this is now at most hotels in NYC. We was not told about this by Hayes or by the hotel upon checking in but was asked for it upon checking out so be careful.
  22. Edhollywood's avatar
    Edhollywood
    Freezing in NYC pointless
  23. Rysyt's avatar
    Rysyt
    Good price but after staying at the double tree at the end of march I wouldn't recommend it. Dirty hotel and certainly not up to a Hilton standard.
  24. RudeasHECK's avatar
    RudeasHECK
    oh, for an equally good deal for a solo traveller...
  25. godjark's avatar
    godjark
    It's so expensive now over £40 each to go up the empire state building...
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