ADVER TISEMENT
THE HELMSLEY PARK LANE HOTEL 1-800-221-4982
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premier destinations. Whether spending the night at this elegant, European-style luxury hotel or simply enjoying a sumptuous meal at the hotel’s Park Room restaurant, visitors always feel pampered and indulged.
T
he Helmsley Park Lane is one of New York City’s
The hotel’s 46 stories offer
dramatic panoramic views of Central Park and the New York skyline. Its prime Manhattan location on Central Park in the midtown business district puts clients just steps from Fifth Avenue, Broadway, Museum Mile, Radio City and Lincoln Center. The stately, welcoming lobby is
home to a full-service concierge who repeatedly makes New York’s “toughest tickets” seem easy to get. The multilingual staff puts every client at ease, ensuring every guest feels right at home, right in the heart of New York. The spacious rooms, expansive
suites and 3,350-square-foot penthouse—Helmsley Suite— referred to as “Top of the Park Lane,” provide spectacular views and upscale furnishings for discerning clients seeking a true retreat. Modern conveniences include high-speed Internet, flat-screen TV, daily delivery of The New York
Times, an on-site business center and 24-hour fitness center. Whether staying for business or pleasure, every need is accommodated. The Park Room is the hotel’s world-class restaurant, inspiring a feast for body and soul with exceptional cuisine and sensational views of Central Park. Executive Chef Anthony Marra uses market-fresh ingredients and a simple approach to create pure, striking flavors with an occasional twist. Guests can enjoy breakfast, lunch, dinner, an indulgent Sunday brunch and a prix- fixe pre-theater dinner menu from 5 – 7 p.m. daily. The outdoor Garden Court Café provides a picturesque setting for live jazz on Thursdays and Fridays and happy hour Monday through Wednesday. And no visit is complete without a stop in Harry’s Bar, affectionately known as “the club of clubs” and home of traditional cocktails, new martini
creations and tempting snacks.
AMTRAK VACATIONS 1-800-AMTRAK-2
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travel throughout North America. Recently, Amtrak Vacations partnered with The Greenbrier Resort in White Sulphur Springs, W.V., to offer travelers an inclusive package that makes getting away car-free and effortless. Forget fighting traffic or getting lost on the way; this vacation begins the moment you board the train. Local travelers can depart from Baltimore, Washington, D.C., Alexandria or Manassas, and will enjoy roomy coach seating and a diner/lounge car onboard the Amtrak Cardinal. The Cardinal travels between New York and Chicago and is perfect for viewing
F
or years, Amtrak has been synonymous with
the brilliant fall foliage and breathtaking scenery of the Blue Ridge and Allegheny Mountains. The train stops at the entrance of the majestic Greenbrier Resort, the award-winning, five-diamond luxury hotel and birthplace of American golf. Once at The Greenbrier, visitors can indulge in a spa treatment, tempt Lady Luck at the new casino, hit the links, enjoy a show or take a historic bunker tour. Incredibly, Amtrak Vacations’ package includes all rail and hotel accommodation fees, a $100 resort credit, a horse-drawn carriage ride, $25 for slot play at the casino, breakfast, afternoon
tea and so much more!
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