This was cute until the draw closed on his hand.
Small yet cruisable was our room. A couple of neat hiding spots were found.
Did love the iHome docking station. This meant we could play Miles' regular lullaby album; nice to have a creature comfort. Odd to feel that an iHome counts as a creature comfort.
The writing desk in our room. Unfortunately, the bulb in our light-up Washington bust had burned out. Bummer.
Miles approves!
Me and a mirror- straight out of Stanley Kubrick's set for 2001: A Decorative Odyssey.
One of the mega lamps in the lobby- there were three or four scattered about. Notice the lighting scheme behind the desk. It definitely felt like a nightclub, esp. at 10 am in the morning.
A chandelier being installed and a small sampling of wallpaper
A decorative high point- the tile work. This is an exterior wall. Same tile is used around the lobby elevators.
The hotel's exterior. No identifying name plate- just 13 separate construction permits tacked up by the front door.
2 comments:
Ummm, OK, what's with the Washington bust? How weird is that??? Serious weird. Oh well, what do expect from NYC!!
The Washington bust is supposed to be mood lighting for the rooms. Our bulb still worked.
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