Lastminutetravel.com question

Hi. My son and I are coming to the city April 25 for 1 night. Already booked transportation now just working on a hotel. Found an undercover on lastminutetravel.com for 131/night for a 4* hotel in Midtown...is there anyway I can figure out what this hotel is before booking it?

Would love to hear from anyone who has actually used that site and been very happy with the outcome. thanks.

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I%26#39;ve never used the site myself, but to figure out which hotel it is, if you copy the words they use to describe the hotel and then do a websearch, it%26#39;s often the exact words off the hotel%26#39;s own website. By doing that, I judge this is the Doubletree Metropolitan at Lexington %26amp; 51 st. This is not a 4* hotel in my book (although it%26#39;s ok). I don%26#39;t think you can guarantee getting 2 beds if that%26#39;s an issue.

What are you coming to do and do you care where you stay?

Lastminutetravel.com question

This may sound crazy but a big part of the reason that we are coming is because I wanted to take my son on his first airplane ride and it was short and sweet to come to NY city. He and I have been there two other times before and love it. It doesnt really matter if we get one bed or two(he%26#39;s 8 and most likely wont want to sleep in his own bed away from home anyway) and doesnt really matter what area we stay in(although on our other trips we stayed at the Ramada New Yorker and would prefer a little different area)

I actually am trying to bid on priceline but have been rejected so far, I have seen what I believe to be Sheraton Manhattan on Hotwire for 129 and I have booked a cancellable room at Gild Hall for $142 through quickbook.com I just happened to see lastminutetravel.com today and was interested in anyones opinions about it.

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