Waldorf Astoria New York

... NYC for the first time in the summer of 2004 to live the life of SATC gals for 10 days. We stayed at the Waldorf Astoria and shopped at 5th Avenue and not forgetting rubbing shoulders with the stars...Andre3000,Beyonce,Foxy Brown just to name a few...:)) ...

... headed back onto the subway to our hotel in Chelsea to collect our bags, hail a taxi and finally check in to the Waldorf Astoria hotel on Park Ave. The Waldorf is NY's oldest and established hotel with the grandest of entrances and decor. We arrived ...

... with the wind going straight through all our layers even when we wore all the clothes we had with us. We stayed at the Waldorf Astoria - a free upgrade but Kev kept saying the corridors reminded him of the hotel in The Shining! We had a fab New Year in ...

... and start packing.  Didn’t make it to top of the rock this time - next time :P My final morning in New York, I wandered Central Park and Times Square, completely failed to avoid the construction worker who, no matter which street I picked to ...

... and the picture does not seem to match...:))) So I said my goodbyes and give them false promises and off I went!...Sorry!!:( Waldorf Astoria, a legend hotel in between Madison and Lexington. We got a suite...or rather we were guests of one of the ...

... - and of course none of us had working mobiles - so we couldn't get in touch. Meanwhile, Rod was boozing it up at the Waldorf Astoria hotel (ie The Hilton - where the Hilton ladies live). We were all running incredibly late, and still all had to get ...

... it-making it impossible to hop on. It did not make for a good view of the South Street Seaport, the United Nations the Waldorf Astoria and Rockefeller Center but we were happy to sit down at that point. By the time we looped back around to Central Park ...

... on the tour bus and then went past the flat iron building (used in the film Spiderman), SoHo, china town, east village, the Waldorf Astoria and then got off at the Rockefeller centre. The buildings were amazing, so much crammed in there. We walked over ...

... . Another 15min walking much to kids disgust & we stopped there for a photo before rejoining the bus tour. We hopped off at the Waldorf Astoria to walk back to the hotel for a spell as we were meeting a friend for dinner in the evening. Cindy (we met ...

... Flatiron building, Radio City Music Hall, Rockerfeller Plaza, St Patricks Cathedral (where we sheltered from a very heavy rainstorm), Waldorf Astoria hotel, and finally Bloomingdales which was open this time! When we got back armelle took an abnormally ...

... even went to the street today too to remember me and my movie stuff, so she did it too!!! I then found myself at the Waldorf-Astoria hotel again from Serendipity and went inside since i always loved that movie and wanted to see how it looked, and it was ...

... up at it hurting our necks, but it was a lovely building. We saw famous buildings like Tiffanys and the Plaza Hotel and the Waldorf Astoria Hotel which was fantastic. Then it was on to Central Park...it was weird since i've seen it so many times in ...

... for a price and was the founder of five star room service.  Working his way up he eventually founded the Waldorf Astoria New York along with the Waldorf Salad and Thousand Island Dressing. These islands are a summer retreat for the obviously very ...

... hotter than the previous day. We started off with breakfast on Pier 17 and then headed uptown to see the Waldorf Astoria hotel, Grand Central Station and the New York Public Library. By this time we were so hot and tired so we decided jump in a taxi and ...

Celebration of My 55th birthday at the Waldorf Astoria Hotel in New ...