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Beacon
Hotel  
3 stars category -
Manhattan's Upper Westside - United States of
America (USA)
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Introduction
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Within
the colorful tempo of New York
City's Upper West Side, the
Hotel Beacon welcomes visitors
to this unique neighborhood.
With tree-lined streets and
landmark buildings, you can
experience The American Museum
of Natural History, Lincoln
Center, Central Park and the
new Rose Center for Earth and
Space.
Amid this bustling enclave
is a haven of comfort; a hotel
with a different point of
view. Relaxed. Amiable. With
handsomely decorated,
oversized guestrooms and
suites, each featuring a fully
equipped kitchenette. Boasting
wonderful views of Central
Park, the Hudson River and the
skyscrapers of midtown
Manhattan.
The Hotel Beacon, The vantage
point from which to venture
anywhere in New York, from a
hotel you'll want to come home
to.
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Hotels
Facilities & Services |
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- Meeting facilities up to
75 people
- Direct dial telephones
with individual voice mail
Fax
service
- In-room safe
- Individually controlled
heating and air
conditioning
- AM/FM clock radio, Color
cable TV/ In-room movies
- Iron / Ironing board in
every room and suite
- Hair dryers in all
bathrooms
- Same day valet dry
cleaning (Mon-Fri)
- Coin operated laundry
available
- 24-hour restaurant
- Convenient to the
Theater District and
midtown corporate offices.
- Discounted parking at
Carousel Parking on
Amsterdam at 75th St.
(between Broadway &
Amsterdam) *Please
note: 75th St. is
a one-way street going
west
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Restaurants & Dining |
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Restaurants within walking
distance of the Beacon Hotel:
The Evelyn: 724-2363;
380 West 78th Street at
Columbus Avenue
This newcomer to Columbus
Avenue's restaurant row
features Contemporary American
cuisine. Live jazz attracts a
crowd to the downstairs
lounge.
Miss Ellie's Homesick Bar
& Grill: 595-4350,;
226 West 79th Street near
Broadway
This long-established West
Side restaurant doesn't take
itself very seriously. Miss
Ellie's serves many of the
kinds of food you may remember
from when you were young.
Pleasant glass enclosed garden
seating is welcome on a chilly
or rainy day. Inexpensive.
Sarabeth's: 212-496-6280;
423 Amsterdam Avenue between
80th and 81st Streets
Serves breakfast, lunch
and dinner. Country inn- style
breakfast and lunch. Good
food, delicious desserts,
quaint setting, and courteous
service. One of the best on
the Upper West Side.
Westside Brewing Company: 721-2161;
340 Amsterdam Avenue at 76th
Street
Basic pub fare is featured at
this local brew pub. Two or
three brewed-on-premises
selections are offered in
addition to the normal bottled
brands.
Rain:501-0776;100 West
82nd Street at Columbus Avenue
This space is beautiful,
romantic and friendly. The
Pan-Asian menu emphasizes Thai
food. The moderately priced
entrees include spring and
summer rolls, steamed fish,
phat thai, spicy prawn salad,
green curry chicken, curry
noodle soup and beef with
peanut sauce.
Ruby Foo's: 724-6700;
2182 Broadway at 77th Street
The full name is Ruby Foo's
Dim Sum & Sushi Palace.
Scene-snatchers and midnight
idlers will bask in the drama
of the black-stairway with its
beckoning red wall that leads
to the sushi bar.
La Caridad: 874-2780;
2199 Broadway at 78th Street
Who would think that a
restaurant serving both Cuban
and Chinese food would be a
success? Anyone who has eaten
here can attest to the quality
of the expertly prepared food
and the inexpensive (cheap)
prices. A busy, crowded place.
Anticipate a line.
Cafe Mozart: 595-9797;
154 West 70th Street near
Broadway
A Viennese-style cafe that
features a wide selection of
desserts. Students from the
nearby Julliard School of
Music often provide impromptu
recitals.
Carmine's: 362-2200;
2450 Broadway between 90th and
91st Streets
Platter service of huge
portions of good classic
Italian food. The dining room
is large and noisy. The wait
can be long. Reservations for
parties of 6 or more only. A
fun-time, Westside landmark.
Coppola's: 877-3840;
206 West 79th Street between
Amsterdam Avenue and Broadway
West Side Italian neighborhood
secret that?s family owned and
has a homey family feel. It
offers hearty values on old
fashioned Italian dishes.
Ernie's: 496-1588; 2150
Broadway between 75th and 76th
Streets
The menu is as large as the
dining room. Huge selection of
pastas, pizzas and Italian
classics. Sidewalk dining in
the summer. Active bar in the
evening. Ernie's is a great
choice for a large group.
Isabella's: 724-2100;
359 Columbus Avenue at 77th
Street
One of the best restaurants on
the Westside. Good
Italian/Mediterranean fare.
Isabella's is popular with its
Yuppie neighbors and the bar
is always busy. Known for
pastas, salads and fresh
grilled fish. Sidewalk seating
is available in the summer.
Fine and Schapiro Kosher
Restaurant and Delicatessen:
877-2874
138 West 72nd Street between
Amsterdam and Columbus Avenues
Boasting over 70 years of
gourmet Jewish cooking that is
unsurpassed in flavor and
quality. They deliver Shabbat
Special meals.
Nikos: 873-7000; 2161
Broadway at 76th Street
This popular neighborhood
restaurant's brick walls are
festooned with tiny lights and
fake grape leaves. There is
nothing fake, however, when it
comes to the quality of the
food. Codfish croquettes,
stuffed grape leaves,
artichoke hearts, stuffed
eggplant, slow roasted baby
chicken or pork, and many
pasta dishes are some of the
items on their extensive menu.
Dock's Oyster Bar:
724-5588; 2427 Broadway
between 89th and 90th Streets
An inviting and informal
restaurant, Dock's has an
imaginative way with fish.
Some of the freshest seafood
on the Upper West side. On
Sunday they have a terrific
prix-fixe brunch.
Ocean Grill: 579-2300;
384 Columbus Avenue at 78th
Street
This upscale seafood
restaurant serves lots of
oysters, steamers and
lobsters, as well as crab
cakes, fried calamari and even
shrimp dumplings. The service
is attentive.
Shark Bar:874-8500; 307
Amsterdam Avenue between 74th
and 75th Streets
Truck driver portions of real
down-home, soul food: deep
fried crayfish, seafood gumbo,
and fried chicken with
biscuits. Try the candied yams
or the sweet potato pie.
Casual.
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Room
Amenities |
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If
you are accustomed to cramped,
Midtown hotel rooms, the
generous proportions of the
Hotel Beacon's more than 200
rooms and suites will amaze
and delight you.
A standard room
includes either two double
beds or one king bed, a marble
bathroom and a fully-equipped
kitchenette with microwave,
coffee maker, refrigerator,
tea kettle and complimentary
coffee and tea.
A
one-bedroom suite
includes a bedroom with either
two double beds or one king
bed, a living room with a pull
out sofa bed, a marble
bathroom and a fully-equipped
kitchenette including a
microwave, stove, full-size
refrigerator, coffee maker,
tea kettle and complimentary
tea. (Maximum 4 adults)
A two-bedroom suite
has two double beds in each
bedroom, a living room with a
pull-out sofa bed, two marble
bathrooms and a fully equipped
kitchenette. (Maximum 6
adults)
Over 200 spacious guestrooms
and suites, all with marble
bathrooms, fully-equipped
kitchenette, including
microwave, coffeemaker,
complimentary coffee and tea.
- Direct dial
telephones with
individual voice
mail
- Fax service
- In-room safe
- Individually
controlled heating
and air conditioning
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- AM/FM clock radio,
Color cable TV/
In-room moviesIron /
Ironing board in
every room and suite
- Hair dryers in all
bathrooms
- Same day valet dry
cleaning (Mon-Fri)
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Location |
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One of New York's most
desirable neighborhoods: the
Upper West Side. Convenient to
Lincoln Center, the American
Museum of Natural History,
Rose Center for Earth and
Space, Central Park, the
Theater District and Midtown
shopping. Columbus and
Amsterdam Avenues are known
for their trendy restaurants
and outdoor cafes.
Overlooking Broadway and
the Hudson River to the west,
with Central Park to the east,
or the bright lights of
midtown to the south, each
Hotel Beacon room affords a
different Manhattan view.
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::Hotel Beacon::
2130 Broadway at
75th Street New York, NY 10023
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