Loftstel in Brooklyn: http://www.loftstel.com/gr/index.phprlrds wrote:What about hostels. I would definitely be willing to stay in a hostel.
I think they now only offer monthly rates, so try this hostel in Manhattan: http://www.1291.com/index.html
Loftstel in Brooklyn: http://www.loftstel.com/gr/index.phprlrds wrote:What about hostels. I would definitely be willing to stay in a hostel.
What do you mean "survived"? I'm willing to deal with a certain degree of uncleanliness(stopping at bed bugs) as long as it's a fairly safe place.Gerardo A wrote:The White House hostel is just a few blocks from The Stone, I stayed there in 2006 and survived, I think it was around $40 for a single room. Pretty stoked about the lineup, hope I can find a way to make it.rlrds wrote:What about hostels. I would definitely be willing to stay in a hostel.
http://www.whitehousehotelofny.com/
Yes. Bedbugs among other things.niwi wrote:i stayed at the white house in 2006 and it was okay then but recent reviews online seem to show the bedbug situation is a bit bad there now.
yeah, this place is excellent. much nicer than the whitehouse.RFKorp wrote:I have friends who have stayed at this place and been quite satisfied: http://www.nylofthostel.com/
heh, yeah, just three of us made it through all 24 hours awake, myself, my young friend Tom Pratt, and Eberhard Meisel from Hannover, plus maybe 7-8 of the musicians.Jesse wrote:You have few peers in the rarified *24 hour MIMEO live performance club*, Amplify 11 might be another such notch.
If i can afford to stick around town for that long, I will certainly attempt to.jon abbey wrote:once we get closer, I'm curious to know if anyone will plan on doing all 28 sets besides myself.