Carol Jackaway on thu 11 mar 99
Hello,
I will be exhibiting at the Lincolin Center Crafts shows in June & Sept.
and am looking for reasonale (LOL) hotels in walking distance of the center.
Any information can be e-mailed to me. Thank you
Carol Jackaway
CoilLady@aol.con
Karen Gringhuis on fri 12 mar 99
Carol - "reasonable" and "walking distance" are probably in conflict -
great conflict in Manhattan. However, stranger things have happened.
Try the Salisbury on 57th St. almost opposite Carnegie Hall. they might
have something w/ a tiny kitchen to cut expenses.
good luck - I'm afraid you'll need it. Karen Gringhuis
Susan Fox Hirschmann on sat 13 mar 99
Carol---as far as NYC--
When i do Lincoln Center, I have stayed at motels near Newark Airport, which
is only about 20 min drive into Jersey.....and a whole lot cheaper than
Manhattan.
Just depends if you want to make the drive.
You can always call the ACAC people for a list of suggestions.
good luck!
Which ever you chose, get ready to spend big bucks!
susan
in cold and windy northern virginia
Lana Reeves on sat 13 mar 99
If you can get a reservation, the Beacon, on Broadway and, I think, 76th
St., also has rooms that include a kitchenette. You'd be amazed how this
cuts down the expense of a trip-- there ain't no such thing as a cheap meal
in midtown Manhattan.
Lana in Somerville, MA
I grew up in Manhattan
kilnkat@rcn.com =^..^=
-----Original Message-----
From: Karen Gringhuis
To: CLAYART@LSV.UKY.EDU
Date: Friday, March 12, 1999 2:15 PM
Subject: Re: NY NY Hotels
----------------------------Original message----------------------------
Carol - "reasonable" and "walking distance" are probably in conflict -
great conflict in Manhattan. However, stranger things have happened.
Try the Salisbury on 57th St. almost opposite Carnegie Hall. they might
have something w/ a tiny kitchen to cut expenses.
good luck - I'm afraid you'll need it. Karen Gringhuis
Elias Portor on sun 14 mar 99
We got a room at the Arlington for 89/night through NYC hotels, I will let you
know in a two weeks if we survived. EP
Lana Reeves wrote:
> ----------------------------Original message----------------------------
> If you can get a reservation, the Beacon, on Broadway and, I think, 76th
> St., also has rooms that include a kitchenette. You'd be amazed how this
> cuts down the expense of a trip-- there ain't no such thing as a cheap meal
> in midtown Manhattan.
>
> Lana in Somerville, MA
> I grew up in Manhattan
> kilnkat@rcn.com =^..^=
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Karen Gringhuis
> To: CLAYART@LSV.UKY.EDU
> Date: Friday, March 12, 1999 2:15 PM
> Subject: Re: NY NY Hotels
>
> ----------------------------Original message----------------------------
> Carol - "reasonable" and "walking distance" are probably in conflict -
> great conflict in Manhattan. However, stranger things have happened.
> Try the Salisbury on 57th St. almost opposite Carnegie Hall. they might
> have something w/ a tiny kitchen to cut expenses.
> good luck - I'm afraid you'll need it. Karen Gringhuis
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