New in NYC

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I was in new york in september and will be there in a month once again staying at the Hudson, which is a bit north. Any good hip hotels south of that?

Any new developments?

Any new stores, bars, restaurants, clubs etc to check out?

Sales?

Keep in mind my favourite places to shop in NY are Nom De Guere, Marc Jacobs, Barneys and Odin.

[Guest ATS]

stop complaining...the hudson is great.

nice girls there... nice environment

tons of nice girls there....

bar is nice

rooms are regular closet sized... but look nice. they got pretty big windows... so you dont feel too trapped.

nothing in ny is that far... take the iron horse... take a taxi.

i love the rooftop bar at hudson.

a hip hotel? fuck that.... hip hotel? lol

[SENDkylHISPASSWORD]

stop complaining...the hudson is great.

nice girls there... nice environment

tons of nice girls there....

bar is nice

rooms are regular closet sized... but look nice. they got pretty big windows... so you dont feel too trapped.

nothing in ny is that far... take the iron horse... take a taxi.

i love the rooftop bar at hudson.

a hip hotel? fuck that.... hip hotel? lol

not complaining, just asking. I love the Hudson, i've just stayed there a few times looking for something new.

Don't be a dick... you know what I mean by a hip hotel. You seem to like the hudson and I would say most would call that a hip hotel.

[Guest ATS]

word...

dont take it personal, im a dick most of the time...

ionno im staying at the Wingate next week... wonder if thats any good.

u mean like a boutique hotel???

Gansevoorte or however its spelled is ok. and right in front of pastis...

roger williams was nice... but meh location wack

Four points sheraton in chelsea is always goood for the buck

W union square\

Waldorf is my favorite-but most obvious...

HYATT

dream hotel...never been

gramercy

hotel on rivington

QT

Library hotel

MERcer hotel is well located

how am i forgetting

Tribeca grand is sick.... love it there

and Soho grand

all pretty good.

someoone is going to say BiG.. so u know what it is

meh, theres already tons of shit about NYC on this shite...

delancey for weeknight partying (which is all i do)

@#@@$#@$#@# place to score some blow and bang some little hipsters

like is said, do a little searching... nyc is the most talked about place..

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Thanks... I remember walking into the one across from Pastis... looked nice.

I know whats in NYC and have previosuly searched, just looking for new stuff that has popped up in the last few months. I know about Uniqlo.

What the new place to be? I tend to avoid those but who knows. Last time I was there there was buzz about Budakhan.

[peteyross]

Hip hotel downtown? The Hotel on Rivington should do it. http://www.hotelonrivington.com/

[swisloc]

Hip hotel downtown? The Hotel on Rivington should do it. http://www.hotelonrivington.com/

second The Hotel On Rivington. It's in the lower east side and surrounded by great night spots/restaurants on Ludlow and Clinton even though it's own bar and restaurant kinda suck. The views are nice and unlike most other hotels located in more traditional hotel neighborhoods, it's is by far the tallest building around (the developers buoght up all the air rights from other buildings on the block), which helps with the great views...

(plus it might be a bit more affordable than the Mercer, Soho Grand, Tribeca, etc...)

[Roland]

Hotel - 60 Thompson.

Hottest Resturants - Not really sure, but I guess the ones where you can't get a reservation.

[down4nyhc]

myopenbar.com

since you are probably getting raped by your hotel financially you should check for some open bars

[Ryan]

I finally had a chance to check out Inoteca, and it was great. try to check it out, good wine selection, good italian food, decent prices.

[faust]

second The Hotel On Rivington. It's in the lower east side and surrounded by great night spots/restaurants on Ludlow and Clinton even though it's own bar and restaurant kinda suck. The views are nice and unlike most other hotels located in more traditional hotel neighborhoods, it's is by far the tallest building around (the developers buoght up all the air rights from other buildings on the block), which helps with the great views...

(plus it might be a bit more affordable than the Mercer, Soho Grand, Tribeca, etc...)

3rd. The rooms are tiny though.