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Thank you so much!  I can't wait to check all that out.  400/night?  OMG.  I hope I can do better than that.

Hello everybody!
I'm so excited to finally be coming to New York!  It's my first time every, so I could really use some advice on where to stay and which airport to fly into to.  I want to mix business with pleasure.  So, I really want to stay someplace where I will be able to enjoy this amazing city.  Where do you guys think I should stay?  What would you recommend I do and see while I'm there?
Please go to my website for information on rates, services, etiquette, and verification.  I also have more than 55 reviews here on TER, so you should have a pretty good idea of what to expect if you decide to see me while I'm there.  If you look on the top 100 for San Diego, my home town, you will see that I am number 17!  At least, I was the last time I looked.  I think that just reflects the fact that I really enjoy my clients.  I really like people in general and men in particular!
I look forward to hearing from some of you about where I should stay and what I should do and see while I am there.
Pre-booking is recommended.

Thank you,
Freya Fantasia

From San Diego, you would most likely fly into JFK.  If you haven't booked yet, look at Jet Blue.  They have the most comfortable coach seats around, and their Even More Space seats are as big as the first class seats on some Continental flights.  To get a really good idea of what size seat you get on every single plane, go to www.seatguru.com.  That's a great site a colleague turned me onto.

As far as places to stay...if you are planning on working and want daytime traffic, your best bet is Midtown East or Midtown West.  I personally think Midtown East is more accessible to the banks and finance guys who will want to see you, so look there.  Midtown West is too easily confused with Times Square, and you don't want to stay there (visit, yes, but stay, no).  Check out www.kayak.com to see what's available in Midtown East, but be prepared to see rates around $400 to $500 a night in some places.  Also, NYC hotels are notoriously small and dinky in size, so set your expectations accordingly.

Feel free to PM me if you need more information.  I know a little bit about San Diego, as well.  :)

Carpetmuncher's advice is right on the money...but the money has to be considered. You can get some of the highest quality Hotels for very reasonable rates provided you book them online  and well in advance through a service that specializes in onliine Hotel booking. Do your research as rates vary considerably. I know of providers who have paid only $200 for Hotel rooms which normally are $400. Moreover, be sure to factor in the cost of taxi service from the airport to the Hotel averaging $50 plus.
New York City is notoriously expensive. Should you wish to see a Broadway show, you can pay half price at the TKTS booth located on Broadway and W. 47th St. The earlier you arrive, the more likely you will get a greater choice of shows. Summertime is tourist season so be prepared for the cost of Hotel rooms, etc. to be alot higher than after mid September. Should you have any questions from this aging New York sexagenarian, feel free to send me a PM. Good luck.

Thank you so much!  I can't wait to check all that out.  400/night?  OMG.  I hope I can do better than that.

What are you talking about?
All of the info on rates, services, etiquette, and verification is at the free website below...

I have a private site, too.  There is no info on there, though, only adult videos and photos.  Did you even try clicking on my website?  
I attached my freyasfantasies website on the previous post.  I will attach my private site here, for anyone who is interested.  There is a fee to be a member on my private site.  But on all of my posts, I only have attached my free website so I don't understand why you would think I charge money to give out info.  Try it again...

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