questions re hotel pennsylvania/park savoy new york etc
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questions re hotel pennsylvania/park savoy new york etc
please, has anyone stayed at either of these? what are they like ? My family suffers from allergies and asma and really needs a clean hotel, carpet free bedroom if possible, and in a great central location like these two. Would you recommend them or please suggest others.
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Ummm...The Hotel Pennsylvania is the dirtiest, most disgusting hotel in NYC, and is well known as such.
LOL. They also just hosted nearly every dog in the Westminster Dog Show -- so that can not be good for allergy suffers. Especially since I'm sure they haven't even vacuumed since. (Or, for that matter, since last year's show.)
LOL. They also just hosted nearly every dog in the Westminster Dog Show -- so that can not be good for allergy suffers. Especially since I'm sure they haven't even vacuumed since. (Or, for that matter, since last year's show.)
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Here's a great article about the Hotel Pennsylvania:
http://www.observer.com/node/39264
I especially like this quote from the owner: "The hotel’s own proprietor, the New Jersey–based Vornado Realty Trust, described the building in 2005 as “a placeholder, sort of like a parking lot.”
The last time I stayed there (a long time ago thank God) my room was still dirty from the previous occupant (although I had been checked in) and it was 1:00 a.m. (Did I mention I was 4 months pregnant - you know, when you're SO TIRED you could sleep in the street.)
When I finally walked down to the lobby with the sheets in my arms demanding to see a manager I was informed there wasn't one, as he had just walked out (quit) earlier that afternoon. LOL
http://www.observer.com/node/39264
I especially like this quote from the owner: "The hotel’s own proprietor, the New Jersey–based Vornado Realty Trust, described the building in 2005 as “a placeholder, sort of like a parking lot.”
The last time I stayed there (a long time ago thank God) my room was still dirty from the previous occupant (although I had been checked in) and it was 1:00 a.m. (Did I mention I was 4 months pregnant - you know, when you're SO TIRED you could sleep in the street.)
When I finally walked down to the lobby with the sheets in my arms demanding to see a manager I was informed there wasn't one, as he had just walked out (quit) earlier that afternoon. LOL
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I've stayed in one hotel suite in NYC, a converted apartment building, that I think had no carpet. But it wasn't very clean. Perhaps it had a carpet that I'm suppressing.
Here's the Observer's review in which the owner referred to the Pennsylvania Hotel as a placeholder:
http://www.observer.com/node/39264
Here's Dave Barry's excellent review of the "Hotel Shpennsylvania":
http://web.dailycamera.com/community...es/02pbar.html
Here's the Observer's review in which the owner referred to the Pennsylvania Hotel as a placeholder:
http://www.observer.com/node/39264
Here's Dave Barry's excellent review of the "Hotel Shpennsylvania":
http://web.dailycamera.com/community...es/02pbar.html
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Sorry about the repeat of the Observer review link; I came across it while looking for a new link to Barry's article (since the Miami Herald's link to the original article is dead) and forgot that it had already been posted.
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The Hotel Penn isn;t even good enough for the dogs that stay there.
Have never heard of the Park Savoy - so can't comment. Have you looked at tripadvisor.com?
Also have never seen a hotel in NY that didn;t have carpeted bedrooms.
I think your best bet is a place that's as new as possible - so the allergens haven;t had a chance to build up.
Have never heard of the Park Savoy - so can't comment. Have you looked at tripadvisor.com?
Also have never seen a hotel in NY that didn;t have carpeted bedrooms.
I think your best bet is a place that's as new as possible - so the allergens haven;t had a chance to build up.