Cheap hotels in Union Square & Gramercy
EuroCheapo's Guide to Cheap Hotels in New York
Neighborhood Description
Once the provenance of political rallies and drug pushers, Union Square underwent a complete overhaul in the '80s and is now lined by trendy restaurants and giant chain stores, including the scene-y Coffee Shop and the massive, aptly named Virgin Megastore.
Four times a week the park hosts the Greenmarket, where local vendors fill tents and stands with regionally produced products and organic vegetables. Union Square is one of the best people-watching spots in the city: New Yorkers flock to its steps and benches at the first sign of pleasant weather. Artists, avant-garde T-shirt vendors, and political activists are quick to follow.
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Editor's PickDoubles from | Gershwin Hotel7 East 27th Street (Union Square & Gramercy)EuroCheapo Review: The 150-room Gershwin is a well-executed hotel thriving on the crazy energy of 1970s New York.... full details | More Photos |
Editor's PickDoubles from | Hotel 17225 East 17th Street (Union Square & Gramercy)EuroCheapo Review: There's something just slightly precious about Hotel 17. Could it be the dark warren-like lobby and hallways? The receptionist's uniform? The old-fashioned signage out front?... full details | More Photos |
Editor's PickDoubles fromno online booking | Seafarers & International House | More Photos |
Doubles from | Union Square Inn209 East 14th Street (Union Square & Gramercy)EuroCheapo Review: An anonymous 47-room hotel in a great location not known for its affordable digs, the Union Square Inn may not be the first place you'd write home about, but it is a steady mid-range hotel with decent nightly rates.... full details | More Photos |
Editor's PickDoubles fromno online booking | Ye Olde Carlton Arms Hotel | More Photos |
