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HOTEL OF THE WEEK

Hotel Gansevoort: Chilling by the Pool

A rooftop hotel pool is a splendid way to cool down on a hot New York day. The problem? At most hotels you need to be a guest before you can plunge in. But this year both Gansevoort hotels – the sleek Park Avenue South property and the original Meatpacking District outpost – once again offer the Renewal Day Package. Available Monday through Thursday, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., the deal includes a fusion class in the spa, a 30 minute massage, a 30 minute facial, a gift bag packed with sunscreen and lip balm, and unlimited use of the pool. From $300. To learn more about Gansevoort Meatpacking District...READ ON

 

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The best hotels are emporiums of experience that entertain from the moment you enter. You can see contemporary art, hear a DJ, play bingo at midnight or take in a Sunday night movie (there’s nothing like a hotel screening room).

Stay for the night, and the best hotels multi-function at a dizzying level. Yes, you want a comfortable room, preferably with some style and a convenient location, all at a price that won’t result in bankruptcy.

But the right hotels present the opportunity to try on a new life. Choose with care, and you can feel like a captain of industry or a rock star, an international socialite or a Downtown habitué, if only for a night.

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