The Blue Moon Hotel
Maybe a bit exaggerated but much of the below mentioned is actually true…Perfect location and the balcony rooms are very nice indeed!
FROM THE HOTEL WEBSITE
Our Rooms and Services:
- COMPLIMENTARY CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST in the lobby each morning consisting of fresh fruit, Kossar’s bagels and spreads, pastries from Gertel’s bakery, juices, coffee & tea
- Twenty-two charming guest rooms chocked with historic details: some with original walnut window shutters, built-in window settees, all with original wood moldings
- Five upper floor rooms with spectacular views
- Many guestrooms can accommodate up to four guests
- Luxury & Quintessential rooms feature hydromassage baths
- Cozy, Deluxe, Luxury & Quintessential room types feature balconies
- 24-hour front desk for check-in/out, wake-up service
- Parking and transportation nearby; we are near the B,D,F,J,M,Z trains
- Lavish, period-appropriate bathrooms with deep tubs, hair dryers, all bathroom amenities
- 4.5 cubic foot refrigerator with mini bar, bar sink, table & chairs
- Free WiFi, voicemail, cable, safe, alarm clock, iron & ironing board
The Blue Moon Hotel is the Best Value in New York City!
Blue Moon Hotel – 100 Orchard Street – New York, NY – (212) 533-9080>
Columbus Park
The Columbus park, situated between Baxter & Mulberry St and Bayard & Worth St is worth visiting. Multicultural and full of Chinese people enjoying their freetime, playing music or exercising.
A quote from the NYC Department of Parks and Recreation:
“Columbus Park was planned in the 1880′s by Calvert Vaux, the famed co-designer of Central Park . Vaux saw it as an opportunity to bring new life and order into the depressed neighborhood. Jacob Riis remarked of the park that it is “little less than a revolution” to see the slum housing go down, while “in its place come trees and grass and flowers; for its dark hovels light and sunshine and air.” The park opened in the summer of 1897, with bench-lined curved walkways and an expansive, open grassy area.”
Frankies Spuntino
Very popular, very good! Atmospheric decor a big +
Two locations:
Brookyn
57 Court Street
Brooklyn, NY 11231
Manhattan (very busy)
17 Clinton St.
New York, NY 10002
Waverly Restaurant
A very nice atmosphere at a local diner joint with affordable food and big portions!
385 Sixth Ave.,
at Waverly Pl.
Menu:
http://nymag.com/listings/restaurant/waverly-restaurant/menus/main.html
La Palapa
The best Mexican food in NYC so far!
The lunch is very affordable with a great 3-course menu and a variety of other things. Dinner entrees are around 20 USD and they have a very nice brunch menu on weekends!
The restaurant has two locations, both in the East and West Village. The surroundings are not special but the food compensates the loss!
Tribeca Grand
A hotel – but most importantly a venue for all the unnecessary “to be seen” party houses especially when it comes to fashion or lifestyles. Usually fairly accesible for everyone who finds out when to go and knows the right words to say to the doorman.
www.tribecagrand.com
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