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Luxury hotels in NYC offering a free night stay
"Strike when the iron is hot" is a proverb for these times when it comes to taking advantage of a travel bargain. Cruises aren't the only places to find a deal--even if the deal may start off pricey.
For those heading to New York City before February 28, ten luxury hotels are offering a third night free when you book two nights. This can be a hefty savings of more than $300. Sure, you have to come up with enough money for the two nights, but there are inexpensive things to do the city which can take off the sting off the sticker price.
The participating hotels are:
- The Carlyle, a Rosewood Hotel
- Hôtel Plaza Athénée New York
- Jumeirah Essex House
- Loews Regency Hotel
- The London NYC
- The New York Palace Hotel
- The Plaza Hotel
- The Sherry-Netherland
- Trump International Hotel & Tower
- The Waldorf Towers
To take advantage of these deals called "Signature Collection Third Night," click on this link for the promotional code for the hotel of your choice.
Making a reservation over the phone is recommended. In addition to the third night free, guests who take advantage of the offer, receive other deals at places like Saks Fifth Avenue where you can get a free cup of coffee and a complimentary dessert at the store's Cafe SFA.
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Sharon McEachern Jan 30th 2009 3:38PM
Just keep in mind that NYC is a serious coffee town. Even in the hotels' with room service, the coffee is the strong, leaded variety. This can certainly affect whether you can sleep at night. One 16-ounce Starbucks cup of drip brew has 330 milligrams of caffeine, according to Starbucks website. This is the minimum amount which researchers at Durham University (UK) found that can cause hallucinations in some people. You don't want to see things that aren't really there in New York city. Oh well, relax, lighten-up and have a laugh. Find out just how much coffee is way too much coffee here:
http://www.ethicsoup.com/25-reasons-you-know-you’ve-had-too-much-coffee.html