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The Family Room starts at around $429/night depending on the season, and can sleep up to eight guests comfortably. Comfortably is the optimal word here, as there's really no reason, assuming you've got a huge entourage, to cram a few more in here. Once the bunk beds have been folded out of the wall, and the pull out couch has been filled up, what's a few more bodies scattered around the place?

A sliding door connects the living room area with the "master bedroom," which offers two Queen size beds. But with the huge gap between the adult beds and the desk at the far end of the room, there is easily the potential for another half dozen sleeping bags on the floor.

Other elements—like plain hardwood floors, cute New York-themed headboards and power outlets on the desk lamp—make the rooms at Tryp have that clean, simple, modern look that the hotel calls "cosmopolitan" but we just call sensible.

After shuffling around on one too many fugly hotel carpets, sometimes it's nice to feel solid wood under your feet. Even if you have to step over a few sleeping bodies to find the floor.

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