The New York Times Agency May 2010
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(NYT37) NEW YORK -- July 8, 2002 -- MEGA-RICH-HOTELS-2 -- Manhattan luxury hotels like the Four Seasons, the New York Palace and the St. Regis have had their share of problems since the World Trade Center attack. But the economics are a bit different: the distress here may mean changing the fresh flowers only once a day and replacing the Italian curtains less frequently, minor adjustments compared with what is happening at most Manhattan hotels. The most important factor contributing to their economic stability in a time of great problems in the industry is the nature of their clientele: the very, very rich. The lobby of the New York Palace. (Librado Romero/The New York Times)
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2002-07-08
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The New York Times Agency
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