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Budget Hotel Websites NY
| Morningside Inn |
 An affordable hotel on Manhattan's vibrant and historic Upper Westside, steps from Columbia University, Barnard and neighboring colleges. Ideal for the smart budget traveler. |
| Adria Hotel and Conference Center |
 Centrally located in the heart of Bayside, just 15 minutes from the city, the Adria's location remains second to none. The Adria provides fast and easy access to everywhere you want to be: Airports, Manhattan, ("The City"), Long Island's Gold Coast, Sports Arenas, (Shea Stadium, the U.S. Tennis Center, Yankee Stadium, MSG, Nassau Coliseum and more).
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| Esplanade White Plains |
 In White Plains,ideal for business or leisure;-getaways,short-stay housing and corporate long or relocation needs. Close to major corporations, upscale shopping, dining--Pace University, Mercy College and SUNY Purchase . Metro North RR, arrive Grand Central in 30 minutes. |
| Hotel Wolcott |
 A best kept hotel bargain secret. Centrally located just 3 blocks from the Empire State Building, the hotel offers a great alternative to Manhattan's higher priced hotels. |
| Imperial Court |
 Are you on a serious budget? Will you be in New York for a week or more? The Imperial Court, on a great street on the Upper West Side, could be just right for you. Just minutes to Midtown! |
| Latham Hotel |
 The Latham is a budget hotel right off 5th Avenue, just 5 blocks from the Empire State Building. A short walk to all subways, Penn Station, Madison Square Garden and Grand Central Station and Chelsea. Smart choice for the knowing budget traveler. |
| Pod Hotel |
 Here's a newly redesigned hotel for the young-at-heart budget traveler. Creatively designed rooms with private bath or colorful "pod" rooms so easy on expenses. Everything New York is close to this East Side hotel getting rave reviews! |
| Seton Hotel New York |
 The Seton Hotel New York is ideal for the budget-minded traveller. Located in the heart of Midtown Manhattan, the Seton Hotel New York is just steps from Grand Central Station, the U.N., the Empire State Building and 5th Avenue shopping.
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