The Peninsula New York is ideally located on Fifth Avenue and 55th Street, in the heart of New York City’s most prestigious shopping, cultural, and business neighborhood, in Mid-town Manhattan. A 23-story, 1905 landmark building, many of the hotel’s original Beaux Arts architectural features, designed by Hiss and Weekes, have been retained throughout The Peninsula New York. The result is one of modern accents on old-world elegance.
California has a long and storied vineyard history. Despite the emergence of successful, smaller vineyards on the East Coast of the United States as far north as the finger lakes area of New York, California wine country, primarily Napa Valley and Sonoma, remain the heart of the U.S. wine industry in terms of production and popular understanding.
The Hotel Indigo is tucked in the heart of New York City’s charming Chelsea Flower District, Hotel Indigo is anchored in organic design and personalized service. A newcomer with its own sense of style, this Manhattan retreat offers fine dining, elegant guest rooms with spa-inspired bathrooms, 24-hour health and fitness center and a short stroll to Chelsea’s art galleries, boutiques, restaurants and nightlife.
Located in Manhattan, the Bentley Hotel is a stone’s throw away from Mount Vernon Hotel Museum. Just a short walk from Memorial Sloan–Kettering Cancer Center, it offers trendy rooms equipped with flat-screen TVs and free Wif-Fi access. The Bentley Hotel’s terrace offers panoramic views of the bridge, the city and the river. Business facilities include a business centre and a secretarial service. Additional features include a 24 hour reception, a lift and a concierge.
Immerse yourself in New Orleans history at our luxury hotel on the edge of the French Quarter. Set within the historic 1908 Beaux Arts Maison Blanche building, The Ritz-Carlton, New Orleans retains the grace and charm of an antebellum mansion.
World-class theater and dance performances can be found at venues all across the country. Here are our faves.
1. No theater district in America is better known than New York City’s Broadway. The avenue is home to some 40 large professional theaters, with countless smaller stages nearby.
Tourists who plan on seeing lots of sites and attractions while traveling to New York should take a look at the New York Pass. The pass offers the ability to pay one price for as many attractions as the tourist wants to see in a day. It’s a great way to get discounted admission and sometimes even allows travelers free admission into an attraction. It all depends on how the card is used.
Del Posto opened in 2005 on a windswept corner of lower 10th Avenue. The restaurant’s owners, Joseph Bastianich, Lidia Bastianich and Mario Batali, and its chef, Mark Ladner, envisioned a temple to Italian cooking to match any ever built to honor a European cuisine in New York, a 24,000-square-foot palazzo of mahogany and marble devoted entirely to the pleasures of Italian food and customer satisfaction.
