...Although the hotel is situated in one of the best locations in New YorkCity (it is a couple of blocks away from the centre of Times Square), it lacks a little quality. The restaurant facilities are not up to much, especially breakfast-wise and the rooms are nothing special. However, it is better than most hotels in New York and the location does more than make up for the slight lack of quality. The hotel is situated in a midtown location which is ideal for shopping and seeing most of the NYC sites....
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Advantages: location, location, location Disadvantages: not as luxurious as some might prefer
...Located in an ideal location in Midtown Manhattan (W.33rd Street between 5th Avenue and Broadway), The Wolcott is a perfect base for a first trip to Manhattan, only blocks away from Macy's, the Empire State Building and the New York Library.
Although not the most luxurious of hotels, the rooms are comfortable and provide what is needed for those on a budget, or those who would prefer to spend their money in Bloomingdales! Each room comes with ensuite bathroom, TV, telephone and air conditioning.
For guests who are feeling fit after a day's shopping, the hotel also has a small but adequate fitness center. For the rest of us, there are vending machines for late-night drinks and snacks, located in the basement!...
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...New York is one of the best cities you will ever visit in your lifetime.It is basically split into four outer boroughs- the Bronx, Queens, Staten Island and Brooklyn, with the central island of Manhatten.The Island is broken up into 3 areas: Midtown, Upper Manhatten and Downtown.
You can arrive at NewYork's two main airports; Newark or the famous John F Kennedy or JFK. It takes about an hour to get to the centre of Manhattan using either Carey buses, Greyhound or Olympia Trails, all costing around $11 into the centre. Accomodation is very expensive, with an average hotel costing around $75 a night, but if you want to see all the sights, you won't be in the hotel for long each day, so be realistic about whether it is worth spending lots of money for a hotel outside the centre of NewYork, for basically a room for a night.
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The New Yorker is in an excellent midtown location with the subway (lines A, C & E) literally steps outside. Being on the corner of 8th Avenue and 34th Street this meant good access to Macy's, Empire State Building, Madison Square Gardens and the... more
If you want to stay in Central New York then this is the hotel to book. It is actually IN Times Square! It's a huge modern hotel with over 45 floors so some of the views are great. There is a bar at the top which is a lovely place to have a drink,... more
Postmodernism, eh? It's a funny old bag of fish. Even the holier-than-thou critics don't quite seem to know what it's all about. They argue whether it's
a) a revolt against modernism,
b) a progression of modernism,
c) both of these and more
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