My boyfriend and I are looking for a cheap hotel room in New York, preferably in either Brooklyn or Manhattan.
Q. I know it's probably next to impossible but we're trying to find something that's definitely under $200; that is NOT The Bates Motel. A hotel with CLEAN ROOMS, SHEETS, & hopefully a BATHROOM. If anyone knows of any please let me know.
A. There is a new hotel called The Pod Hotel with tiny rooms (aren't they all) but clean & respectable. Check it out.
If you stay in Brooklyn (or if not) be sure to walk across the Brooklyn Bridge going into Manhatten. An awesome view and something very different to do while in NYC.
If you stay in Brooklyn (or if not) be sure to walk across the Brooklyn Bridge going into Manhatten. An awesome view and something very different to do while in NYC.
How much money should I bring for my trip to Japan?
Q. Some friends and I are planning on making a good 3 month long trip to Japan. We are considering backpacking to save on hotel fee's, but aren't ruling out the possibility. Are there any hostels in Japan?
How much money should each person plan on bringing to support themselves for the whole trip?
How much money should each person plan on bringing to support themselves for the whole trip?
A. Coming over, eh? I've been here for 3 years now, and I can't really say how much you'll need. It depends on what you plan to do.
Japan does indeed have hostels. They're pretty cheap. THere are also places called pod hotels, where you basically slepp in a pod, and everything else is communal. Those run about $30-35 a night. There are also comic book/relaxation stores that let people sleep there for free. They have showers, but not much else. I recommend Japanhotels.net to get a good idea of how much a room will run you. So, estimate about $50 a day for lodging.
You can actually eat pretty cheap in Japan, if you like ramen and cheap sushi. I'd say about $50 a day for food.
The train isn't that bad, depending on how far you go. Estimate about $10-$40 a day for travelling.
If you plan on drinking, uh....bring a lot of money. Drinks at most places cost you about $7-$15. And almost all clubs make you leave if you don't have a drink in your hand at all times.
I know I wasn't too specific, but I hope that helps you gauge how much you'll need . Good luck, man.
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Japan does indeed have hostels. They're pretty cheap. THere are also places called pod hotels, where you basically slepp in a pod, and everything else is communal. Those run about $30-35 a night. There are also comic book/relaxation stores that let people sleep there for free. They have showers, but not much else. I recommend Japanhotels.net to get a good idea of how much a room will run you. So, estimate about $50 a day for lodging.
You can actually eat pretty cheap in Japan, if you like ramen and cheap sushi. I'd say about $50 a day for food.
The train isn't that bad, depending on how far you go. Estimate about $10-$40 a day for travelling.
If you plan on drinking, uh....bring a lot of money. Drinks at most places cost you about $7-$15. And almost all clubs make you leave if you don't have a drink in your hand at all times.
I know I wasn't too specific, but I hope that helps you gauge how much you'll need . Good luck, man.
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What is the nicest hotel to stay at in NYC, in the times square area.. that is under or around 250$ per night?
Q. Please only answer from experience of having been at the particular hotel.. Im able to look on expedia, and on sites for prices.. I want peoples personal experience of where they have stayed and what is nice and affordable -- thank you
A. Rates at NYC hotels can change a lot depending on the day of the week, and the surrounding factors. Such as holidays, special events, conventions, ect ect.
But recently I stayed at the Royalton for 245$ a night. Got upgraded to a deluxe room on the top floor. It was awesome! Very close to time square-- about a 10 or less min walk to the heart of the time square action.
However, the last time I tried to get a room at the Royalton it was 450$ a night.
FYI, AVOID THE POD AS MENTIONED ABOVE. Total dump.
But recently I stayed at the Royalton for 245$ a night. Got upgraded to a deluxe room on the top floor. It was awesome! Very close to time square-- about a 10 or less min walk to the heart of the time square action.
However, the last time I tried to get a room at the Royalton it was 450$ a night.
FYI, AVOID THE POD AS MENTIONED ABOVE. Total dump.
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