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The Waldorf Astoria

301 Park Avenue, New York City, New York State, United States of America

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4.5

40 reviews

85% of guests recommend this place.

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To me, this stay at the Waldorf Astoria will always be a special one, since my Dad arranged it as a graduation present for me. more on VirtualTourist

The Waldorf Astoria was one of the first grand hotels to combine luxurious elegance with a multitude of services and conveniences. more on VirtualTourist

Stayed in a Grand One Bedroom Suite in the Waldorf-Astoria, in a section called the Waldorf Towers (the towers has its own private elevator and a hotel representative excorts you to your suite.) more on VirtualTourist

A large living room with fireplace. more on VirtualTourist

My first complaint was that the shower pressure was not good; then the cleaning staff always forget to replenish my mouthwash and shampoo; I was also unlucky that during my stay, the fire alarm constantly went off (like 5-6 times / night); but what really upset me was how rude the cleaning staff was. more on VirtualTourist

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The Waldorf Astoria, part of the Hilton Hotels. I've never stayed here but be prepared to pay in excess of $200 USD per night. I have toured the lobby as well as enjoyed their banquet room. My company has their Christmas party here ... more on VirtualTourist

This is Waldorf, one of the finest in New York. I remember in the movie "Scent of a Woman", this is the only hotel Al Pacino would stay. He then danced with the beautiful Gabrielle Anwar but I think that's in a different hotel. I ... more on VirtualTourist

We fancied bit of class to our stay in 2005 and managed to get a good deal at the Waldorf Astoria. The "standard room" was huge, with a little dressing room, bathroom, sofa and two double beds. However, the decor was still lingering ... more on VirtualTourist

3rd Time Lucky? We got a good deal with our holiday booking and decided to go upmarket..or so we thought. Common areas of the hotel are very old money and classy. Our room was tucked away in a corner, terrible view, and hadn't been ... more on VirtualTourist

Again, I don't have first hand experience of staying here but I'm pretty sure it's good. Every US President since 1931 has stayed here - ... more on VirtualTourist