Moving to a new city can be an exciting, yet scary thing to do. If you are moving because you are starting at a new school, and don't know anybody in the area, then the move takes on an even more daunting prospect. So, as a newcomer to the city, who may not have settled on a more permanent place to stay over the school year, where do you go to get the best accommodation, at the best price for you?

The answer is that you should start looking at New York City extended stay hotels. If this is something that you aren't familiar with at the moment, you'll be interested to learn that New York City extended stay hotels are modest budget accommodation, which have all of the things that you are going to need to make your stay both comfortable, and productive. The rooms don't tend to be as big as a normal hotel room, but, they do everything that you need them to, and the slightly smaller size of the room is one of the compromises that you have to make when looking for budget accommodation.

New York extended stay accommodation usually has a minimum stay of 30 days, and, unless you are planning on dropping out of school very quickly after the first semester starts, this is going to be a perfect length of time for you to get settled into your new school, and not have to worry about where you are going to be living in the meantime. Of course, if you want to extend your stay beyond that time, it is completely up to you - you won't be restricted by any long term accommodation contracts.

What do you get when you stay at New York extended stay accommodation, like New York Inns? The amenities include all of the student essentials: computers and printers; free Wi-Fi, and high-speed internet (for a small additional fee); cable television; helpful and friendly staff; and in-room kitchenettes. They also include a number of things that many students don't seem to be too concerned about, like: an iron and ironing board, as well as private bathrooms... though that last one may say more about the people that I used to know at school, than the students of today.

Of course, staying in one of the New York Inns wouldn't be quite as practical - in the long run - if you have to travel for miles to your school each day; so you'll be happy to hear that New York Inns can be found throughout the city.

Naturally, you aren't going to be spending all of your time at school, or studying in your room, so the fact that the majority of the New York Inns will also have sightseeing, evening entertainment, and eating and drinking spots nearby, is also going to make this a far more tempting option for you when you first move to New York to study.

So, if you are an overseas student, or just live some way outside of New York, and you haven't yet found some other accommodation, then there is no need to worry. Getting yourself into extended stay accommodation is going to be the sensible choice to start off with. The New York Inns are conveniently located, well priced, and will give you that peace of mind of knowing that you don't have to add 'find somewhere to stay' to your list of things to get done before school starts. Just head to: http://www.Nyinns.com and you can soon have one thing checked off of the 'to do' list... it would be nice if the rest of the school year runs that smoothly, wouldn't it?