Friday, May 15

Review: Royalton Hotel New York

While in New York I had the privilege of reviewing the Royalton Hotel for Mr & Mrs Smith. You can read my review by clicking here. Happy Weekend!



21 comments:

  1. Wow! That tub is amazing. Great review.

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  2. I love that bathroom. I have an obsession for mosaic tiles...

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  3. The bathroom was amazing! I went through tub withdraw for days!

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  4. should have said 'withdrawal' doing too many things at once...

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  5. Very well written my dear.

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  6. It looks fabulous! I enjoyed reading your review.

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  7. Valerie Wills Interiors, San FranciscoMay 15, 2009 at 7:11 PM

    I was introduced to the Royalton years ago when all the staff wore Chairman Mao type outfits.... Whenever I am in New York I always have to have at least a cocktail there. Love, love, love the new decor and the feel of the place. It never disappoints.

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  8. I love a sleek, cool space when in a vibrant city. Helps me sleep after a long day on the pavement! Great shots!

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  9. I always feel that to go away and stay somewhere other than your home it should be special. This hotel is definitely special!!!

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  10. I am with you on checking the bathroom first in Hotels as I have a passion for well designed ones, and toiletries...I confess to have a collection of hundreds beautiful mini soap bars with Hotel's names (it is like a diary of my trips) and surely this one did not disappoint.
    Great post, it was like being with you and Mr. Smith checking in.

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  11. absolutely gorgeous, thanks for a great review!
    Blessings...

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  12. Meg I could not agree more!

    BHD - I do the same thing! I have several apothecary jars in my bathroom filled with mini soap bars from my travels.

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  13. Ronda,
    I could easily withdraw in that bathroom, I would bring my art supplies and paint away.
    Really - you should write a novel, I wanted to read more. It had suspense, allure, and the way I felt as if I were behind you. Great review.
    pve

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  14. Oh so that is the amazing bathtub we saw with you, Tobi Fairly, Michael Devine and Thomas Burak in an earlier post.

    Now that is luxury. Wow! It's all I can say...

    Tricia - Avolli

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  15. Tricia that's the one! :-) It's huge! Yes, luxury indeed!!

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  16. Thank you Patricia!! You always say the nicest things!
    xoxo

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  17. How fabulous, and New York is one of my fave cities in the whole world!

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  18. I have been reading All the Best for a short while, but haven't yet commented. However, I must break my silence and comment! Normally, I skim a Mr. & Mrs. Smith review to savor the pictures. However, your review sucked me and I was sad when it was over. I love how you tell the story and share the experience step by step(on all of your posts really). Domo arigato gozimashta!

    P.S. What frock did you get? Pictures!

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  19. Thank you so much Lisa!! It's was great to hear from readers! Frock photo here: http://www.allthebestblog.com/2009/05/social-diary-in-new-york-day-two.html
    Best,
    Ronda

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  20. You, my dear, have scored a killer job in getting to review hotels for Mr & Mrs Smith. It looks absolutely heavenly... dare I spoil myself when I'm in NYC this December??

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All the best,
Ronda