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accomodations are definitely more expensive than the usual. but for those who can afford it, it's definitely worth it. we lucked out with priceline.com -- $1320 for 7 nights.
service was friendly, but very slow to get us to our room. we flew the red-eye and got to the hotel at 7a. we understood that check-in was not until 3p, but we were promised a room at 11a (maid service begins at 9a). we were ok with it since we wanted to get some breakfast and walk around the neighborhood (get to know what's around, what's available where, etc.) ... well, we didn't get our room assignment until 3p; i had been asleep on one of the uncomfortable chairs in the reception area for at least an hour, before we were given a room... in their defense, however, it was a busy weekend (i watched a parade outside the hotel before i fell asleep in the hotel lobby); and the stanhope was at full capacity.
posh upper east side location; across the street from the metropolitan museum; easy access to central park -- cross from the east to the west side (average 10 min walk)... wonderful during the spring especially or fall...
bedding is magnificent -- fluffy down comforters; room was bigger than the average single new york city hotel rooms; in-room safe was also big enough to accomodate my ibook. high speed internet access also available.
the hotel is definitely a wonderful alternative to the busy, tourist-filled streets that most visitors stay at (midtown area).
the hotel has been remodeled. Leave a Comment Theme: HotelPrice: US$180 and up » Currency ConverterComparison: more expensive than averageDirections: 5th ave and 81st st -- subway lines 4,5 & 6 stop at 86th and lexington; subway line 6 stop at 77th and lexington; or just keep walking south (either on 5th ave or madison ave) if you're in a shopping mood :-)Website: http://stanhopepark.hyatt.com/
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on July 29, 2004
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