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do. Grand hotels are not only for ball-goers and stars, after all, but also for strollers and snoops. As Texan socialite Lynn Wyatt once said of the Carlyle to WSJ. Magazine, "You can sit in that lobby and see the world walk by." Hotels belong to the city in a way that condos do not. "There's a particip

onverted a number of its rooms into co-ops back in 1956, and over the years, the rest of the city's grand old hotels have followed suit — first the Pierre and the Carlyle, then the St. Moritz and the St. Regis and finally, of course, the other Grand Dame, The Plaza. Only the Waldorf, whose fate was eff

eck•in. when available: Continental breakfast for two each day of your stay: 4pm late check-out; and a special amenity that varies by property. The Carlyle. A Rosewood Hotel 35 East 76th Street New York. NY 10021, United States The Lowell 28 East 63rd Street New York. NY 10065. United States The Pi

le. A Rosewood Hotel 35 East 76th Street New York. NY 10021, United States The Lowell 28 East 63rd Street New York. NY 10065. United States The Pierre. New York. a Taj Hotel 2 East 61st Street New York. NY 10065. United States Trump SoHo New York 246 Spring Street New York. NY 10013. United Sta

eck•in. when available: Continental breakfast for two each day of your stay: 4pm late check-out; and a special amenity that varies by property. The Carlyle. A Rosewood Hotel 35 East 76th Street New York. NY 10075, United States The Pierre. New York. a Taj Hotel 2 East 61st Street New York, NY 10065,

check-out; and a special amenity that varies by property. The Carlyle. A Rosewood Hotel 35 East 76th Street New York. NY 10075, United States The Pierre. New York. a Taj Hotel 2 East 61st Street New York, NY 10065, United States The Plaza Fifth Avenue at Central Park South 768 Fifth Avenue New Y