
Where to stay when you visit New York? I split my week among three hotels in the city and had site visits of six others. Here in "part one" is a brief review of the three New York luxury hotels in which I stayed.
The Ritz-Carlton Central Park has it all with a perfect location on Central Park South and 6th Avenue. Ritz-Carlton undertook a complete renovation of the former St. Moritz in 2002, and the results are stunning. Rooms are furnished in a classic New York style with beautiful silk wallpaper, wood trim, and elegant draperies. A Deluxe Parkview room offers spacious accommodations, a comfortable bed with 450 thread-count Frette linens, and a view to die for. You'll keep the shades up all night just to enjoy the incredible sight of Central Park. For a very special treat, book a Premiere Parkview Suite; with one of your corner suite's windows looking down 59th street and the other windows looking into the park, you'll feel as though you're in your private pied-a-terre in the heart of New York. Book this property through a Virtuoso luxury travel consultant for special amenities at the Best Available Rate.

The Ritz-Carlton Battery Park offers some of the best luxury hotel values in New York. Located at the southern tip of Manhattan, the highly sought-after Harbor View rooms have direct views of the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island. The hotel thoughtfully provides telescopes in each room to get close-up views. However, the City View rooms look out on equally interesting city landscapes. The property's spacious rooms offer the same luxurious bedding as the Central Park location. Just a 15 minute express subway ride from 58th Street, this is a perfect location for a family vacation in New York, a romantic weekend getaway, or a business trip to Wall Street.
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