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I recently spent a couple of days in New York in Dec 2009 and stayed in the Roosevelt on Madison. I completely loved my time in New York. Im planning on heading back this December and want to stay in the Roosevelt again. But, i've tried booking via expedia, ebookers and it says the Roosevelt isn't available in December. I also tried their own website and it says its not available. Does anyone know the reason why this would be?
Thanks in advance
Mark
Belfast
It's possible that the hotel is planning to close for refurbishment (and not a moment too soon, in my opinion). There are many better places to stay in NY anyway, so I wouldn't be too concerned that you'll be shut out of a room.
The hotel was exactly what we where were looking for though, clean tidy and the location was perfect! Any other suggestions in and around the Roosevelt or Grand Central
I might suggest writing them an email on the "contact us" section of their website?
http://www.theroosevelthotel.com/default.aspx?pg=contact&rp=home
It almost never happens but I wonder if your dates are just too far out? I see they don't even list prices for early winter. Whatever, drop them an email via the link above - I'm sure they'll get back to you!
It's much too early to book for December. By the way, a very picky friend recently stayed at the Roosevelt. She said that, while the furnishings were dated, it was very clean. In fact, she said it was the only hotel room she would consider taking a bath in because it was so clean. That's high praise for her, as she travels frequently.
Not familiar withe Roosevelt Hotel, but have seen it of course. If you are looking for some nice understated class, then I would recommend the Greenwich Hotel. Owned by Robert DeNiro, he has backed a really nice property. Yes, I stayed there basically based on DeNiros involvement (yup, shallow, I know). I was however not disappointed. Check it out.
http://www.thegreenwichhotel.com/
You? Shallow? Not a chance!!!!!
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(you know, the "d" on my smiley face is a baseball cap turned sideways, - a little pretentious eh....an old(er) hip hop dude....) heh heh
Have you tried calling them directly??
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Address: 377 Greenwich St., New York City, New York, 10013, United States
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