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Posted by Orange Blossom Special on Wed Sep 26 10:56:49 2007, in response to Re: Hotel Pennsylvania Demolition Begins, posted by GIS Man on Wed Sep 26 09:35:18 2007. I agree, something fishy.Conventions are still listing the hotels, and conventioners aren't slow sloppy people, if they sign a contract, they get the rooms. The website doesn't say anything. And I'm on the reservations system, and it's giving me available dates through LATE 2008.... So I'm going onto a hotel news source....and all I can find is..... NEW YORK, April 2, 2001 - New York’s Hotel Pennsylvania announced today the completion of the first phase of their renovation program. The hotel, one of the city’s legendary properties, and among the four largest, has completely rebuilt the lobby, elevators, and is in the process of a floor-by-floor makeover. Half of the main elevator bank has been completely replaced, with the remaining portion coming on-line shortly. Hotel Pennsylvania Named 2006 eMarketer of the Year by TravelCLICK and HSMAI; New York City Landmark Hotel Recognized at 50th Annual Adrian Awards Gala / January 2007 --- Why is the only place that talks about this is here and wikipedia??? Vornado's plans take advantage of the fact that the site is the only remaining area in Midtown Manhattan that would not require special permits for development of a new office project of that size. As an original statler hotel, I'm amazed this isn't National Trust Historic Hotel. But then again, I"m from Florida, they don't even build a CVS without something shady in the background going on. |