Grand New World Hotel

... all of them were armed with AK-47's or handguns ! .... but, hey, Israel is the same way, nothing out of this world, right ? ..... right. There's another foreigner, a dude from the Netherlands, hardly talked to him, just HI ! .... we went to our room, ...

... observe what culture can be found in a Westernized urban Delhi hotel. It is impressive the way the staff of the Grand New Delhi has been trained in Western culture. Their tolerance of behaviors that sometimes clash with what they value is ...

... finished for this year's anniversary...plus the memorial museum that will be completed for next year. They are in the process of building a new world trade centre 1 but it won't be as high as the original. A funny fact is that because the building is so ...

... , as viewed from 5th Avenue 3. Radio City Music Hall, Rockefeller Center, N.Y. The music hall is the world's largest theatre seating 6200. 4. Hotel Tudor, NY. Located in Tudor City, near Grand Central and East Side Airlines Terminal, adjacent to UN ...

From 27th December till New Year's Day we stayed at the Grand Union Hotel at 34 East 32nd Street, Manhattan, just a stone's throw from Macey's department store and the Empire State Building. It cost us US$1499.81, but for this part of town, and the ...

... , which for those TV junkies who watch Project Runway is where the Parson's School of Design is and to add to the world's most useless information apparently the world's largest button. This button is not only useless info but useles as a practical piece ...

... . Bought a dog at a street stall for $2 and continued walking until I got to Chinatown. Bought a New York T-shirt for $10, then caught the subway to Grand Central Station. GCS is just around the corner from the Chrysler Building, so I got there a little ...

... enough to witness on this trip. We are both really glad we came back to go to the Grand Canyon, and it has made us want to visit the other 'natural wonders of the world' Another early start tomorrow and we will then blog from our new destination! Loves ...

... .  Weird.  Catching a "real" cabbie outside the baggage claim, we take the $49 trip to Manhattan, to the Hotel Wolcott, an ancient excuse for a building about two blocks from the Empire State Building.  The great silver spire pierces the ...

... get in a little retail therapy with a stop at M&M's world and Hershey's world in Times Square. We found that M&M's world was really overpriced for everything, but Hershey's world was really reasonable. I don't know why that is. Anyway, we picked ...

... Grand Central and hit the streets, we find a food court and some simple food and then head up to the world upstairs. We had booked a hotel (Super 8, in New Jersey) advertised as 5 mins from Manhattan, so figured great! Well we line up for a cab and this ...

... teams in the world the Yankees are navy blue and white so we both felt quite at home. We walked six blocks from our hotel to Grand Central Station to catch the subway out to the game. As we said the Yankee Stadium is in the Bronx and it was apparent that ...

... the concert venue were 'The Who' were playing - they were great although they didn't smash any guitars on stage... After the Grand Prix weekend we got a phone call from our friend Peter (whom we'd visited before in Corinella), he asked us to come down ...

... Wall Street, Ground Zero (still not much evidence yet of the construction of the new Freedom Tower on the site of the World Trade Centre), City Hall, New York's Supreme Court (with, for fans of Law & Order, a very familiar facade and front steps) and ...

... the baseball world final - maybe the AFL in Victoria in Australia should call it the world AFL final - bizarre really. The World Financial Centre is very grand, but very artificial. We stopped and had a juice - interesting to be a tourist in the middle of ...

... as well as creating itineraries which run as smooth as silk – thanks again Mark xx. Anyway the interior of the hotel is so old world French – I’ll upload a few photos to try and give you an idea.  The staff are so helpful and ...

... 180 years and was owned and operated by two Creole families at different times. It’s named after the great grand-daughter of the original owner who fled to New Orleans from France after killing a man in a duel. Despite his past he managed to rise to ...

... you. So yes mum i went out at night until about 11pm but you need not worry because all the way up from Hotel to Times Square had tourists everywhere, and New Yorkers too. So i couldn't resist. I only had 3 nights in there too so it was now or never ...

... .  Being the old fogeys we are, we sauntered back to our room & got our first good night’s sleep of the New Year. To see a short video, click here:  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3UaibB4YkwA    Hope your New Year was ...

... we came to the address at which, 3 months ago, Trace had booked our accommodation for the length of our stay in New York. There was no hotel there, no one had heard of the hotel either.....this was going to cause problems. After a slight panic and some ...

... tape works were essentially records of him shouting incoherently for a few minutes. For the morning of my third day in New York I left the camera at the hotel for a change and headed to SoHo where I picked up a few jumpers from Uniqlo and some trainers ...