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Check out these new digs on your next trip to the Big Apple.

By Christopher McGinnis • Feb 1, 2004

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Despite a decline in business and leisure travel since 9/11, theManhattan hotel scene remains resilient and continues to grow. Ifyou'd like to put the "new" back into your hotel stayin New York City, try these brand-spanking-new properties at threedifferent price points:

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