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| 414 Hotel 414 W. 46th St. (between Ninth and Tenth Avenues) | 
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| | $ 120-220 |
Each well-designed room has its own character at the intimate 414 Hotel. However, one thing remains standard: every room is fresh and spotless. |
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| Americana Inn 69 W. 38th St. (at Sixth Avenue) | | 
| | $ 95-145 |
The Americana Inn offers Cheapo rates and a central location on Sixth Avenue near all the sights that tourists identify as essentially Manhattan. They've invested in all the accoutrements that the thrifty traveler cherishes: renovated shared bathrooms, in-room sinks, a kitchen on every floor, and cable TV. Stark white rooms are simple, spotless, and spacious. |
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| Ameritania Hotel New York 230 W. 54th St. (at Broadway) | | 
| | $ 125-270 |
The Ameritania Hotel New York is a mid-sized, budget boutique hotel, and it shows: Recessed light falls onto trendy, oversized furniture. "Chill-out" music sweeps over the hip lounge. And a bouncer hangs out by a frosted glass wall, talking away into an earpiece. |
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| Amsterdam Court 226 W. 50th St. (between Broadway and Seventh Avenue) | | 
| | $ 97-400 |
Reasonable prices for stylish accommodations make this hotel a Cheapo treat. Rooms have luxurious platform beds with large tan headboards and a glossy earth tone décor. |
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| Amsterdam Inn 340 Amsterdam Avenue | | 
| | $ 89-149 |
This "budget boutique" offers basic rooms and sparse amenities in a shopping and restaurant-rich nook of the Upper West Side.
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| Best Western President Hotel 234 West 48th Street |
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| | $ 99-439 |
Located just around the corner from Broadway, this stately Best Western has a pleasing décor that draws on international influences. |
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| Big Apple Hostel 119 West 45th Street,,New York | 
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| | $ 77.45-77.45 |
Dorm rooms and simple private doubles at the Big Apple Hostel are bright white, and the only furnishings are blue bunks. Sparse, but oh, those budget prices. And anyway, you can always head out to the backyard for a barbeque! |
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| Broadway Inn 264 W. 46th St. (at Eighth Avenue) | | 
| | $ 130-225 |
Rooms at this Broadway themed budget hohtel are modern, painted from warm palettes and decorated with tasteful touches. The lobby is homier with a bookshelf, brick fireplace, and parlor fans. |
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| Central Park Hostel & Inn 19 West 103rd Street near Central Park West |
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| | $ 85-119 |
The Central Park also offers two recently renovated studios. These have hardwood floors, and fresh bathrooms with new cabinetry, tiles, and showers. |
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| Chelsea Inn 46 W. 17th St. (between Fifth and Sixth Avenues) | | 
| | $ 89-179 |
This charming inn is a true pension-style guesthouse run by a small staff. Narrow rooms with high ceilings and tall windows are intimate and smartly arranged. The gorgeous suite on the first floor sleeps four and, even at the high season rate, is a terrific value. |
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| Chelsea International Hostel 251 W. 20th St. (between Seventh and Eighth Avenues) |
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| | $ 70-70 |
The Chelsea International Hostel's dorms are standard hostel fare, outfitted with metal bunks. Communal areas are more vibrant. |
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| Chelsea Lodge 318 W. 20th St. (between Eighth and Ninth avenues) | | 
| | $ 99-114 |
This completely renovated, "European style" budget hotel is sure to make any B&B fanatic's heart beat a little quicker. |
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| Chelsea Pines Inn 317 W. 14th St. (between Eighth and Ninth Avenues) |
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| | $ 89-199 |
The gay-friendly Chelsea Pines Inn since 1985 has Hollywood-themed rooms that feature Alexander Julian 300-thread count cotton sheets and down pillows. |
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| Chelsea Savoy Hotel 204 W. 23rd St. (at Seventh Avenue) | | 
| | $ 99-275 |
This standard no-frills hotel boasts a prime location and clean, relatively large rooms with standard amenities. |
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| Chelsea Star 300 West 30th Street | | 
| | $ 75-209 |
The Chelsea Star Hotel runs the accommodation gamut from almost deluxe to absolute budget, with theme rooms—Madame Butterfly, Cher, and Shakespeare. |
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| Colonial House Inn 318 W. 22nd St. (between Eighth and Ninth avenues) | | 
| | $ 85-150 |
Housed in a 19th-century townhouse, the gay-friendly Colonial House Inn is a pension with a flare for the New York art scene. |
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| Columbus Studios Hotel 106 W 83rd Street | | 
| | $ 76-128 |
Columbus Studios, a modest budget hotel, is two blocks from the American Museum of Natural History and down the street from Central Park. |
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| Comfort Inn Central Park West 31 W. 71st St. (between Central Park West and Columbus Avenue) | 
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| | $ 300-300 |
Ample guest rooms have finely crafted flourishes, such as detailed headboards, antique-like nightstands, and old-fashioned sconces. |
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| Comfort Inn Times Square 129 West 46th St |
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| | $ 325-325 |
This chain hotel offers a Victorian vibe to contrast the bright lights and blaring marquees of Times Square just outside its doors. |
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| Cosmopolitan Hotel 95 W. Broadway (at Chambers Street) |
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| | $ 129-189 |
The oldest continually running hotel in New York, the Cosmopolitan offers budget bedding in trendy Tribeca. |
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| East Village Bed & Coffee 110 Ave. C (between Seventh and Eighth streets) | | 
| | $ 85-120 |
The East Village Bed & Coffee is a quirky, three-story hotel with 10 theme-decorated rooms in a trendy, hipster neighborhood. |
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| Econo Lodge Times Square 302 W. 47th St. (at Eighth Avenue) | | 
| | $ 169.99-249.99 |
Finished in March 2006, rooms have plenty of pleasant extras, such as ironing boards in every room and wall-mounted flat-screen televisions. |
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| Gershwin Hotel 7 East 27th Street | | 
| | $ 109-249 |
The Gershwin Hotel, a tribute to New York's 1980s Warholian Renaissance, promises a memorable stay. Imagine that you're staying at a struggling artist's apartment. |
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| Gracie Inn 502 E. 81st St. (between York and East End Avenue) | | 
| | $ 159-199 |
Our room was softly lit and dominated by a luxurious iron bed frame topped with classic linens. |
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| Grand Union 34 East 32nd Street | | 
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Located in the center of Manhattan, Hotel Grand Union is an ideal launching pad for hitting any and all tourist sights. The decor is not terribly inspired, but plentiful amenities and Cheapo prices make this hotel a practical stay. |
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