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Surreal and Serene New York

Back in New York for the quiet slow pace of Greenport, North Fork of Long Island, which is about 80 miles from New York, suggests that assaults on New York City silhouette contrasts massive sense of the approach. New York is New York, but like all cities do have their own distinct neighborhoods and character. It is not just a city but a collection of neighborhoods and experiences both surreal and serene in the midst of his busy appearance. Now, where to find these contrasting experiences is not easy.The serenity and the surreal are difficult to locate and based on subjective interpretation. For example, one can easily dismiss as gaudy Times Square and sticky, but look closely and his tack is full of surreal and innocent small town middle Americans strutting in shorts and running shoes gaping wonder at the lights take photos and having the time of their lives looking forward to talking about their big moments on their mobile phones with friends in Kansas City on the ball fall on New Year's Eve, which will not be there to witness.

There are plenty of light and sun in Greenport because there are no tall buildings to block the sunlight. It takes some adaptation to deal with the least amount of light in the big city. New York City has its fair share of sunshine, but there are so many skyscrapers there are many patches of shade. More than one hotel room is darkened by the proximity of skyscrapers. In some cases, dark is considered hip hotels. Consider the Thompson "6 Columbus." Just about everything in the hotel is the "shadow". A bit like "Blade Runner".The lighting is dim in the rooms except the bathroom which has a neon tube around the mirror above the sink. Pull your curtains and you'll have natural light you need if you love natural light. The bathroom is a return to earlier days, and many return you wonder if it's ahead of his time with his shower curtains .... Gone is the glass shower and recessed so that the lack of privacy! Gleaming blue tiles, surround you. Yo .... I'm back in the 1970s to take a shower! Super Frette bathrobes and towels slightly rough is just how I like them.The rooms are equipped with flat screen TVs, unfortunately not free Wi-Fi and the Wardrobe is a stand-alone cabinet (which I have not seen in a hotel room from communist Romania in 1973) with black and White panel doors. The floors are wooden planks great in black. There is great writing and a desk in my room Deluxe King with plugs for my laptop at eye level instead of way down at ground level, so I do not have to crawl to a plug-in Micro thinking and practical! The curtains are gray and blue stripes. The corridors are lined with shiny corrugated blue screen with gray-brown mat with logo Thompson.Complaints? Ice bucket is in fashion, but incredibly tiny so my wine can not relax properly and I really want to call room service for a bucket of ice? .... And why oh why must they pay for Internet access? According to the "management" of the age of the typical guest who in their 40, but sources tell me that it is more in the 30's. This hotel is fun. There is a rooftop bar and a Blue Ribbon Sushi Bar and Grill with 41 sakes, 17 wines by the glass and 115 wines by the bottle. Unfortunately there is only one unique wine from New York. e.In conclusion, let me say from the natural beauty and light of North Fork in Manhattan was not easy and arriving at 6 Columbus was a bit of a shock and a difficult transition from light, light and more light. However, once the sense adopted for the canyons of Manhattan and its shadows and the cool retro shadiness of 6 Columbus slowly gripped you like a wine intriguing. He just kind of grows on you in a positive way. It is written on the hotel this place because it was once the West Park Hotel (see the original ramp) and was gutted and rebuilt in 2007.Rack rates running from $ 540 - $ 5500 but there are so many specials running this place who knows what you can find on the internet or on the hotel website itself () .. I think I need another visit to check this place! This is a good sign as a bottle of wine complex. Although there is a concierge do not be afraid to ask Peter a very gracious porter who has a good command of the local scene around the hotel.

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