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i've never paid more than 10-15 for hotel parking. but i'm not getting hotel rooms in dense urban cores as a tourist.
yeah if you are getting a hotel in manhattan or similar, you would expect to pay $50 a day or more. that's the same as it would be for any day-garage. where i live downtown parking is 75 a day, and that's still underpriced. you can park at a subway stop for $5 and take the subway into town if you don't want to pay downtime prices. or ride the commuter rail.
lots of tourists in my city book a room in the 'burbs and commute in, because it's cheaper. you want a premium experience, you pay premimum prices. downtown hotel rooms in my city are 350-500 a night, and more during peak travel weeks.