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 | Ramada Plaza New Yorker: Somewhere to crash out!!!!!
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We visited New York City also in the Summer of 2002 and stayed only for one night, here at the New Yorker. This year in the summer of 2003 we again stayed here for two nights. We thought the location was fine, tube station locally, and knew the layout of the land from here.
There is a fitness centre, shop and laundry in the basement. (access via stairs or escalator). You need your card key to gain access to the laundry and fitness centre, also the toilets that are located in the basement. There is a coffee bar, a restaurant and a bar on site. They did not have tea/coffee making facilities in the room though, and no hair dryer!!!! Another thing struck me as odd, the reception area is absolutely huge and yet there is nowhere to sit!!!!! Sometimes people like to sit in the hotel lobby before they set off on their travels, or write a few postcards, purchased at the hotel and post them on your way out, and although there is a small cafe to one side, there is not a general sitting area! There is also offices situated in the hotel, and a ballroom, although I never saw it. In fact quite a lot of famous people have visited this hotel/ballroom including John F. Kennedy.
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 | Ramada Plaza New Yorker: Great Location !
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 Ramada New Yorker by Imaniac The New Yorker sounded, and still sounds, like the perfect hotel in New York. It has a good location, a good reputation and a good price. The hotel is 44 storeys tall, which makes it one of the bigger buildings around. So you're bound to have a great view of Manhattan. It's also a very clean hotel, and the service is very good. The rooms however can be very small. But if you're in Manhattan, why would you stay in your room anyway?
The hotel is right next to Penn Station. So if you arrive by train, you don't have to walk far with your luggage. At this station you can also take the subway to virtually anywhere in New York, whether it's uptown or downtown. In less than 5 minutes you can be at Macy's, Times Square or the Empire State Building on foot. Theme: HotelPrice: US$40-80 » Currency ConverterComparison: less expensive than averagePhone: 212-971-0101Directions: Five minutes from the Empire State Building, right across Madison Square GardensWebsite: http://www.ramadanewyorkerhotel.com/ Other Contact: Fax: 212-629-6536
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