Carter Hotel
Will2
Can anyone tell me the quality of the Carter Hotel in Times Square?
I will be staying in NYC June 23-26. How much advance notice should I
give the hotel? Also, is the parking at the hotel better that the
parking lot near the Battleship Museum? Thanks all.
Will
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John Fisher
: Hi everyone in NYC!
: Can anyone tell me the quality of the Carter Hotel in Times Square?
: I will be staying in NYC June 23-26. How much advance notice should I
: give the hotel? Also, is the parking at the hotel better that the
: parking lot near the Battleship Museum? Thanks all.
: Will
you should shy away from the Carter. It's full of transients of various
kinds (do you really want me to spell it out) that I doubt you'd
appreciate unless you were really into kink. The people who own the place
have been taken to court many times and another one of their hotels was
taken away from them by thhe federal government (The Kenmore). There are
plenty of economical hotels in the Times Square area that are clean and
safe. Look into the Milford for one example.
Mark Thomas
: Hi everyone in NYC!
: Can anyone tell me the quality of the Carter Hotel in Times Square?
: I will be staying in NYC June 23-26. How much advance notice should I
: give the hotel? Also, is the parking at the hotel better that the
: parking lot near the Battleship Museum? Thanks all.
The Carter's a pit. You can do a lot better.
Jeff Williams
>Will2 (wi...@adamuska.ultranet.com) wrote:
>: Hi everyone in NYC!
>
>: Can anyone tell me the quality of the Carter Hotel in Times Square?
>: I will be staying in NYC June 23-26. How much advance notice should I
>: give the hotel? Also, is the parking at the hotel better that the
>: parking lot near the Battleship Museum? Thanks all.
>
>
>you should shy away from the Carter. It's full of transients of various
>kinds (do you really want me to spell it out) that I doubt you'd
>appreciate unless you were really into kink. The people who own the place
>have been taken to court many times and another one of their hotels was
>taken away from them by thhe federal government (The Kenmore). There are
>plenty of economical hotels in the Times Square area that are clean and
>safe. Look into the Milford for one example.
About half of the floors in the Carter at least used to be a welfare hotel.
I'm not sure if this is still the case or not.
// Jeff Williams
// NYU UGFTV/Cinema Studies
// jmw...@is2.nyu.edu