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The Marlton
- Where:
- Why:A rendezvous in New York.
- When:April 2014
- Who:Me & my lovah boy.
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Bar booths. Love these posters by YSL... so colorful & bold.
Welcome to The Marlton.
That lobby fireplace... heavenly!
The espresso bar in the lobby.
Teeny tiny rooms! But beautiful & historic.
Even the robes have the Marlton crest.
Quaint & cozy corridors.
It's all in the details.
The restaurant, Margeux, feels a bit like New Orleans.
The building is from circa 1900 and housed famous artists and writers, like Jack Kerouac (he wrote Subterraneans here in 1958), making the Village what it was.
Highs & Lows
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The fireplace and bookshelves in the lobby - have a quiet day here, if you can.
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Delicious restaurant.
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Inspiring design everywhere (even the uniforms have crest badges).
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Teeny, tiny rooms. But I suppose this is how they were and I commend them for keeping the bones of the famous Marlton House.
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No amenities.
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New hotel means brand new sheets. Not softened yet, still a bit stiff.
Important Bits
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Type
Boutique hotel in a historic building.
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Vibe
Feels inspiring (even the uniforms have crest badges).
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Location
In the heart of the Village, home of the Beat Generation.
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Rooms
107 rooms
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Music
Don't recall.
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Year Opened
2013
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Designed By
Hotelier Sean MacPherson (think Jane & The Bowery Hotel).
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Health & Wellness
No.
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Restaurant
Yes & beautiful (feels like New Orleans, oddly).
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Bar
Yes.
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Children
Leave at home.
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Price
Reasonable for the location.
- Website
Walk out of the hotel door into Washington Square Park
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