New York City's Ultimate Hotel Guide

Isn't it true that New York City never sleeps? It's no surprise, with so many locations and things to satisfy all of the senses. The Statue of Liberty, Central Park, Madison Square Garden, and who knows what else are all there. But, where do you stay in New York City?

To be sure, the cost of living in New York City, particularly rent, is still skyrocketing. A lot of eateries provide economical yet good cuisine if you know where to seek it, so food isn't an issue. Don't think of New York City as merely Macy's when it comes to shopping. Certainly not! There are several bazaars taking place across New York City, and all you need is an efficient guide to assist you. In terms of tourist attractions, you should not think that everything in New York City has a ticket fee. Nuh-uh! In fact, simply strolling through downtown New York is a sight to behold.

So the only issue is, where to stay?

Before I begin with a list of New York City hotels that may be of interest to you, I must warn you that what is considered inexpensive in New York City may not be affordable in your lexicon. So, if you're short on funds, ask if you have any friends in New York City who would lend you a hotel for a week or two while you go sightseeing.

New York is a metropolis of high-rise buildings, many of which are hotels from which to choose. These structures range from five-star hotels to quirky hotels with low-cost packages.

Four Season Hotel: If you have children, you should consider staying at this child-friendly hotel because visitors under the age of 18 stay for free. It is the highest hotel in New York City and offers it's family visitors coloring materials, a movie lending library, and welcome gifts for children.

Soho Grand Hotel: If you're the sort of tourist who can't stomach the thought of leaving their pet at home, there are numerous hotels in New York that can welcome animal visitors, including the Soho Grand Hotel. You'll even get a goldfish as a souvenir of your trip to New York.

Affinia 50 Suites: When it comes to being the greatest hotel in New York City, this hotel consistently ranks in the top ten in any study. Previously known as the Plaza 50 Suites, this is a no-fuss comfort zone for guests looking for simple lodgings that are also inexpensive. If you like, large rooms with kitchenettes are also available.

Hilton Time Square: Forget about Paris Hilton and her infamous antics. At the very least, her family has not stopped being one of the best when it comes to hotel services. The Hilton Time Square is one of New York City's most opulent hotels, complete with a 25-seat theatre and its own wax museum!

And don't think that since it's upscale, the employees will turn their - up at noisy, rambunctious youngsters or filthy, scurrying house pets. Nuh-uh! The Hilton Time Square strives to delight all types of guests, both human and nonhuman, adults and children.

So all you have to do now is decide the hotel you want to stay in, pay the bill, enjoy the surroundings, and, of course, visit New York City!