Views of the Hudson river (from some rooms), fluffy duvets, larger-than-normal rooms, a primo location, free wifi, a useable gym and a genuinely friendly staff--these are the elements that make the Belleclaire Hotel in NYC a top pick, even during the periods that it's charging $239-and-up for its rooms.
Yes, it's an older property but in this case that's going to work in travelers' favor. To celebrate the hotels 110th anniversary, it will be charging just $110 a night for its rooms for stays between April 19th and Labor Day.
The catch? You have to get old-fashioned and use the phone. But those who call the hotel at 877-468-3522 between the noon on April 19 and midnight on April 20th, mentioning the "Belleclaire birthday promotion" are in for some lovely, and cheap, sleeps.
My advice: Call early in the afternoon on the 19th. I'm guessing this one's going to sell out.
Called, and was told by Jacqueline that the $110 is only for Sunday, and rest of days would be "$359 uhm, I can check that..." what an awful letdown!! Appears it WAS a misprint!
ReplyDeleteThis "misprint" was also published by the Toronto Star and the Washington Post. I found the $110 rate only applies to Sundays. The hotel denies responsibility, and when asked claims it was a newspaper - and presumably - the blogger - error. I would suggest a followup tracing the source of this information. It would be interesting to see the copy of the press release sent out by the hotel.
ReplyDeleteSorry about the error. Cordially, Pauline
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