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Location Name Location Address Location City Location State Location Name Location Address Location City Location State Location Zip 1291 Bed & Breakfast Hotel 337 West 55th Street Manhattan NY 10019 414 Hotel 414 West 46th Street Manhattan NY 10036 55 John Street Residence 55 John Street (Dutch & William St) Manhattan NY 10038 6 Colombus Hotel 6 Colombus Circle Manhattan NY 10019 70 Park Avenue Hotel 70 Park Avenue Manhattan NY 10016 92nd St - Y De Hirsch Residence 1395 Lexington Ave @ 92nd St Manhattan NY 10128 Ace Hotel 20 West 29th Street Manhattan NY 10001 Affinia Dumont Hotel 150 East 34th Street Manhattan NY 10016 Affinia Fifty Hotel 155 East 50th Street Manhattan NY 10022 Affinia Gardens 214 East 64th Street Manhattan NY 10065 Affinia Manhattan Hotel 371 7th ave @ 31 street Manhattan NY 10001 Affinia Shelburne Hotel 303 Lexington Ave Manhattan NY 10016 AKA Hotel Central Park 42 West 58th Street Manhattan NY 10019 AKA Sutton Place 330 East 56th Street Manhattan NY 10022 AKA United Nations 234 East 46th Street Manhattan NY 10017 Aladdin Hotel 317 West 45th Street Manhattan NY 10036 Alex Hotel 205 East 45th Street Manhattan NY 10017 Alexander Hotel 306 West 94th Street Manhattan NY 10025 Algonquin Hotel 59 West 44th Street Manhattan NY 10036 Allerton Hotel 302 West 22nd Street Manhattan NY 10011 Aloft Hotel Harlem 2296 Frederick Douglas Blvd Manhattan NY 10027 American Dream Hostel 168 East 24th Street Manhattan NY 10016 Americana inn 69 West 38th Street Manhattan NY 10018 Ameritania Hotel 230 West 54th Street Manhattan NY 10019 Amsterdam Court Hotel 226 West 50th Street Manhattan NY 10019 Amsterdam Inn 340 Amsterdam Avenue @ 76th St. Manhattan NY 10024 Andaz 5th Avenue 485 5th ave Manhattan NY 10017 Andaz Wall Street 75 Wall Street Manhattan NY 10005 Apple Core Hotel 15 West 39th Street Manhattan NY 10018 Astor on the Park Hotel 465 Central Park West Manhattan NY 10025 Atrium Hotel 160 Bleecker Street Manhattan NY 10012 Aurora Hotel 554 3rd Avenue (36th & 37th) Manhattan NY 10016 Avalon Hotel 16 East 32nd Street Manhattan NY 10016 Barbizon Hotel 140 East 63rd Street Manhattan NY 10065 Barclay Hotel 111 East 48th Street Manhattan NY 10017 Beacon Hotel 2130 Broadway @ 75th St Manhattan NY 10023 Bedford Hotel 118 East 40th Street Manhattan NY 10016 Beekman Tower Hotel 3 Mitchell Place (48th & 49th St) Manhattan NY 10017 Belleclaire Hotel 250 West 77th Street Manhattan NY 10024 Belnord Hotel - Woogo 209 West 87th Street Manhattan NY 10024 Belvedere Hotel 319 West 48th Street Manhattan NY 10036 Benjamin Hotel 125 East 50th Street Manhattan NY 10022 Bentley Hotel 500 East 62nd Street Manhattan NY 10065 Best Western - Manhattan Hotel 17 West 32nd Street Manhattan NY 10001 Best Western - President Hotel 234 West 48th Street Manhattan NY 10036 Best Western - Woodward Hotel 210 West 55th Street Manhattan NY 10019 Best Western Ambassador Hotel 132 West 45th Street Manhattan NY 10036 Best Western Convention Center Hotel 522 West 38th St Manhattan NY 10018 Best Western Hospitality House 145 East 49th Street Manhattan NY 10017 Best Western Hotel - Bowery 231 Grand Street (Elizabeth & Bowery) Manhattan NY 10013 Bestwestern Seaport Inn 33 Peck Slip Manhattan NY 10038 Big Apple Hotel 119 West 45th Street Manhattan NY 10036 Blakely Hotel 136 West 55th Street Manhattan NY 10019 Broadway at Times Square (W46th Str) 129 West 46th Street Manhattan NY 10036 Broadway Bed & Breakfast Inn 264 West 46th Street Manhattan NY 10036 Broadway Hotel & Hostel 230 West 101st Street Manhattan NY 10025 Broadway Plaza Hotel 1155 Broadway @ 27th St. Manhattan NY 10001 Bryant Park Hotel 40 West 40th Street Manhattan NY 10018 The Quin 101 West 57th Street Manhattan NY 10019 Cafe 202 Hostel 202 East 110th Street Manhattan NY 10029 Candlewood - 39th St 339 West 39th Street Manhattan NY 10018 Candy Hostel 315 West 94th Street Manhattan NY 10025 Carlton Arms Hotel 160 East 25th Street Manhattan NY 10010 Carlton Hotel 88 Madison Avenue (28th & 29th) Manhattan NY 10016 Carlyle Hotel 35 East 76th Street Manhattan NY 10021 Carnegie Hotel 229 West 58th Street Manhattan NY 10019 Carter Hotel 250 West 43rd Street Manhattan NY 10036 Carvi Hotel 152 East 55th Street Manhattan NY 10022 Cassa Hotel & Residences 70 W 45th street Manhattan NY 10036 Casablanca Hotel 147 West 43rd Street Manhattan NY 10036 Cavalier Hotel 200 East 34th Street Manhattan NY 10016 Central Park Inn 19 West 103rd Street Manhattan NY 10025 Central Park Intercontinental Hotel 59 East 73rd Street Manhattan NY 10021 Chambers Hotel 15 West 56th Street Manhattan NY 10019 Chelsea highline Hotel 184 11th avenue Manhattan NY 10011 Chelsea Inn 46 West 17th Street Manhattan NY 10011 Chelsea International Hostel 251 West 20th Street Manhattan NY 10011 Chelsea Pines Inn 317 West 14th Street Manhattan NY 10014 Chelsea Savoy Hotel 204 West 23rd Street Manhattan NY 10011 Chelsea Spot Hostel 341 West 30th Street Manhattan NY 10001 Chelsea Star Hotel 300 West 30th Street Manhattan NY 10001 Chocolat Hostel 850 West End Ave @ 102nd St Manhattan NY 10025 City Club Hotel 55 West 44th Street Manhattan NY 10036 Clarion Hotel Park Avenue 429 Park Avenue @ 29th Manhattan NY 10016 Club Quarters - Rockefeller Center 25 West 51st Street Manhattan NY 10019 Club Quarters DownTown 52 William Street Manhattan NY 10005 Club Quarters Hotel - 45th Str 40 West 45th Street Manhattan NY 10036 Club Quarters WTC 140 Washington Str (Bet Albany & Cedar) Manhattan NY 10006 Colonial House Inn 318 West 22nd Street Manhattan NY 10011 Colony Club 564 Park Ave. Manhattan NY 10065 Columbus Circle Hostel 120 West 60th Street Manhattan NY 10023 Columbus Studios Hostels 106 West 83rd Street (Columbus & Amsterdam) Manhattan NY 10024 Comfort Inn - 44th St 343 West 44th Street Manhattan NY 10036 Comfort Inn - Chelsea 18 West 25th Street Manhattan NY 10010 Comfort Inn - Javits Center 442 West 36th Street Manhattan NY 10018 Comfort Inn - Midtown 129 West 46th Street Manhattan NY 10036 Comfort Inn - Times Square 305 West 39th Street Manhattan NY 10018 Comfort Inn Central Park West Hotel 31 West 71 Street Manhattan NY 10023 Comfort Inn Chelsea 18 West 25th Street Manhattan NY 10010 Comfort Inn Lower East Side 136 Ludlow Street Manhattan NY 10002 Comfort Inn Manhattan - Murray Hill 42 West 35th Street Manhattan NY 10001 Comfort Inn Manhattan Bridge 61 Chrystie Street Manhattan NY 10002 Comfort Inn Midtown West (W48) 548 West 48th Street Manhattan NY 10036 Concorde Hotel 127 East 55th Street Manhattan NY 10022 Conrad Hotel 102 North End Avenue @ Vesey St Manhattan NY 10282 Continental Hostel 330 West 95th Street (Westend Ave & Riverside Dr) Manhattan NY 10025 Cornell Club Hotel 6 East 44th Street Manhattan NY 10017 Cosmopolitan Hotel 95 West Broadway @ Chambers St Manhattan NY 10007 Courtyard by Marriott Hotel E. 92nd St 410 East 92nd Street Manhattan NY 10128 Courtyard Marriott Hotel (East 40) 3 East 40th Street Manhattan NY 10016 Courtyard Marriott Hotel (West 40) 114 West 40th Str (6th & Bdway) Manhattan NY 10018 Courtyard New York Manhattan/T-SQ (W37) 307 West 37th Street Manhattan NY 10018 Crown Plaza - Manhattan Hotel 1605 Broadway (48th & 49th St) {Pick Up Inside Breezeway} Manhattan NY 10019 Crown Plaza - UN - Tudor Hotel 304 East 42nd Street Manhattan NY 10017 Days INN 215 West 94th Street Manhattan NY 10025 Deauville Hotel 103 East 29th Street Manhattan NY 10016 The High Line Hotel 180 Tenth Avenue Manhattan NY 10011 Dexter House 345 West 86th Street Manhattan NY 10024 Distrikt Hotel 342 West 40th Street Manhattan NY 10018 Divinchi Hotel 244 West 56th Street Manhattan NY 10019 Dorset Hotel 600 3rd Avenue Manhattan NY 10016 Double Tree by Hilton Metropolitan Hotel 569 Lexington Avenue (50th & 51st) Manhattan NY 10022 Double Tree by Hilton-Fin/Dist 8 Stone Street Manhattan NY 10004 Double Tree by Hilton-Times Square South 341 W 36th street Manhattan NY 10018 Double Tree Guest Suite Hotel 1568 Broadway Manhattan NY 10036 Double Tree NY Chelsea 128 West 29th Street Manhattan NY 10001 Drake Hotel 440 Park Avenue @ 56th St. Manhattan NY 10022 Drake Swiss Hotel 440 Park Avenue @ 56th Street Manhattan NY 10022 Dream - Majestic Hotel 210 West 55th Street Manhattan NY 10019 Dream Downtown 355 W 16th street Manhattan NY 10011 Dumont Plaza Suite Hotel 150 East 34th Street Manhattan NY 10016 Dylan Hotel 52 East 41st Street Manhattan NY 10017 Eastgate Tower Hotel 222 East 39th Street Manhattan NY 10016 Econolodge Times Square Hotel 302 West 47th Street Manhattan NY 10036 Edison Hotel 228 West 47th Street {PICK UP is at 46th St Entrance} Manhattan NY 10036 Element NY Times Square Hotel 311 West 39th Street Manhattan NY 10018 Elysee Hotel 60 East 54th Street Manhattan NY 10022 Embassy Suites Hotel 102 North End Avenue @ Vesey St Manhattan NY 10282 Empire Hotel 44 West 63rd Street Manhattan NY 10023 Encore Residence 301 West 53rd Street Manhattan NY 10019 Envoy Club Hotel 377 East 33rd Street Manhattan NY 10016 JW Marriott Essex House 160 Central Park South Manhattan NY 10019 Eventi - A Kimpton Hotel 851 6th Avenue (West 30th Str) Manhattan NY 10001 Excelsior Hotel 45 West 81th Street Manhattan NY 10024 Fairfield Inn & Suites - W 37th 21 West 37th Street Manhattan NY 10018 Fairfield Inn - West 40th 330 West 40th Street Manhattan NY 10018 Fairfield Inn by Marriott - West 28th 116 W 28th street Manhattan NY 10001 Fashion 26 - A Wyndham Hotel 152 West 26th Street Manhattan NY 10001 Fitzpatrick Grand Central Hotel 141 East 44th Street Manhattan NY 10017 Fitzpatrick Manhattan Hotel 687 Lexington Avenue @ 56th St Manhattan NY 10022 Flatotel Hotel 135 West 52nd Street Manhattan NY 10019 Four Points by Sheraton - Midtown - 40th
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