Travelers to New York City frequently encounter a common surprise: exorbitant costs for accommodations that offer minimal space. This shock is a shared experience for many visiting this bustling metropolis.
Pauline Frommer, renowned for her expertise on the city, is the author of “Frommer’s New York City 2026” guidebook. She notes a recurring theme among visitors who are stunned by the high prices. “So many people judge a hotel by its price,” she explains.
Despite the allure of the city, the reality can be harsh when travelers find themselves shelling out $400 a night for accommodations that often fall short of their expectations.
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