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I Found My Perfect Match at the Mansfield Hotel in New YorkA love letter to my favourite New York HotelBy Madelyn Miller If only I could find a man I love as much as the MANSFIELD HOTEL. A man who understood my love of shopping, my need for an instant and constant internet connection, my admiration for all things trendy and new….in short, the Mansfied understands my needs, my wants, my desires
If I described myself as a single female shopaholic, my match would be located exactly where the Mansfield is, a hop, step and a jump from Fifth Avenue, halfway between Saks Fifth Avenue and Lord and Taylor. What a politically correct location.
If I described myself as a value conscious consumer, I felt I got more than my money’s worth at the Mansfield with bonuses like city magazines, apples, free internet connections and more. And as far as being thoughtful, helpful and having a good sense of humor,…well that describes the concierges perfectly. They were all young, trendy, good-looking and the only thing I could not believe is how much they knew about the city at their young age.
What a match. I stayed there a week (a very long term relationship between me and a hotel) and felt so at home, I would love to have a long term relationship.
This New York boutique hotel has not only style, character and impeccable service, its central location puts you steps away from Times Square, Broadway, and fabulous Fifth Avenue shopping. Featuring numerous Amenities. The Mansfield Hotel, just off Fifth Avenue on elegant West 44th Street, boasts the M Bar, which serves great specialty drinks and light food under a beautiful doomed skylight, and the softly-illuminated Library Lounge, where breakfast is served. The hotel provides complimentary high-speed internet access, a complimentary 24-hour espressso/cappuccino/tea bar, a complimentary video- , CD- and book-lending library, discounted rates on overnight parking, complimentary incoming faxes, complimentary shoe shine service, and a health cub affiliation. In-room amenities include color TV with cable and VCR, a CD player, 2-line telephones with data-port and voice mail, complimentary bottle spring water, Belgian cotton bed linens, a down comforter, Frette bathrobes, Aveda bath amenities, and more
The MANSFIELD HOTEL 12 West 44th Street (off Fifth Ave.) New York, NY 10036 Tel: 212. 944.6050 Fax: 212. 764.4477 Reservations: 800.255.5167 info@mansfieldhotel.com www.mansfieldhotel.com Helpful Websites Interested in New York Theatre? www.livebroadway.com www.newyorkpass.com Great Guidebooks NATIVE’S GUIDE TO NEW YORK Advice with attitude for People who live here—and visitors we like By Richard Laermer W.W. Norton www.wwnorton.com I love this book. I feel like a native when I read it. And this is a man who really understands shopping, my favorite sport in New York EYEWITNESS TRAVEL GUIDE NEW YORK Dorling Kindersley Publishing www.dk.com This well-organized guide combines facts with helpful interpretation. MOON METRO NEW YORK CITY www.moon.com compact size combines maps organized by sections of the city Knopf City Guides New York www.aaknopf.com Map references identify the corresponding area in the detailed map section NEW YORK CITY Insight Guide www.insightguides.com Great , well-organized and all the practical stuff is summarized at the end NEW YORK CITY Fodor’s www.fodors.com The guide for all budgets, updated every year, with a pullout map and color New York from A to Z The Traveler’s Look-Up Source for THE BIG APPLE Capital Books, Inc www.capital-books.com NEW YORK CITY BERLITZ POCKET GUIDE www.berlitzpublishing.com small, but jam packed with info, you really can carry it in your pocket OFFICIAL NYC GUIDE Published by NYC & Company—the Convention and Visitors Bureau This freebie book also includes coupons for stores like Bloomingdale’s and FAO Schwartz as well as discounts on museums. The first freebie you should get in the Big Apple THE NEW YORK TIMES GUIDE TO NEW YORK CITY ST. MARTIN’S PRESS WWW.STMARTINS.COM As you would expect, exceptional sections on restaurants and hotels. And I love any guidebook that has over 40 pages about shopping. No maps, no pictures, just pure information. Sleep Cheap in New York: High-Quality Lodgings at Rock-Bottom Rates by Lisa Mullenneaux, The Penington Press, 2002, $15.95 www.peningtonpress.com Manhattan By residents Gil Reavill and Jean Zimmerman Compass American Guides www.fodors.com New York with Kids By Ellen Shapiro Prima Publishing www.primalifestyles.com WHERE TO GOA guide to Manhattan’s Toilets By Vicki Rovere IF YOU WANT TO VENTURE FURTHERLong Island Alive By Francine Silverman Hunter Travel Guides NEW YORK STATE By Christiane Bird MOON HANDBOOKS www.moon.com THE THIRTEEN COLONIES Travel Historic America Fodor’s www.fodors.com TASTE OF NEW YORK at home COOKBOOKSThe New York Restaurant Cookbook By Florence Fabricant Recipes from the Dining Capital of the World Rizzoli International Publications www.rizzoliusa.com Little Italy Cookbook By David Ruggerio Artisan Books Welcome to Juniors By Marvin and Walter Rosen with Beth Allen William Morrow & Company www.williammorrow.com Second Helpings from Union Square Danny Meyer and Michael Romano 140 New Favourites from New York’s acclaimed Restaurant Harper Collins Publishers www.harpercollins.com HIGH HEAT By Waldy Malouf with Melissa Clark Powerhouse Chef Waldy Malouf turns up the heat on contemporary cuisine Broadway Books www.randomhouse.com Back to TravelLady Magazine |