New-York tribune., 1905-06-11
IN THE CITY IN SUMMER.
The PARK 4Uenue Hotel Offers am
Ideal Home,

To be close to the subway means to be close to
almost every point Of especial interest IN this
city. The operation of trains in It for the last
seven months and half has practically annihil-
ated distance by bringing widely separated points
close together in point of time. When 1t is pos
sble to go from the Brooklyn Bridge TO Harlem
in fifteen minutes they cannot be said to be far
apart. When country residents come to the city
their convenience will be greatly subserved If they
establish themselves In close proximity to this new
means OF rapid transit, and thus find 1t easy to
reach the points to which they desire to co.
OF the large hotels In Manhattan none is more
olgibly situated in this respect than the Park
Avenue Hotel. This splendid and substantial struct-
ure is directly the line Of the subway, between
S2d and 33d sts Only a step from the entrance Is
a subway kiosk for downtown trains and on the
other side Of the street is the entrance to the
uptown station. II the visitor to town enters the
subterranean passageway. OF which there is SO
little sign upon the surface, and boards train
bound southwark. he is speedily at station from
which 1t is possible to enter one of the largest
department stores in the city without return to
the street. Within three minutes from leaving the
Park Avenue Hotel may be making purchases
at counters where the world has been laid under
contribution to supply the popular demand for
necessities and luxuries.
On the other hand. If one so desires and takes
a subway train in the opposite direction hom the
Park Avenue Hotel, within three minutes again
one can be within the Grand Central Station ready
d VI ANAONO'
to which it may be over the tracks that con-
verge there.
That summer visitors to the city appreciate such
e. place as the Park Avenue Hotel is shown by
the patronage It receives. Besides its central siu
alton. It has the unique characteristic of great
central 'ourt, which the house surrounds. This is
arranged a palm garden with tropical plants
and ornamental shrubs and fountain In the CEN
tre, all brilliant with colored lights. To dine on
balcony overlooking this Of beauty. illurn-
mated by electric lights, the fountains waters
only enhancing the high lights, is one OF the most
ayeaGe Hotel OF .e T6s construcon of this house
makes it one Of the permanent structures in this
structure % was built wholly Of dreproof material
No @ WAS spaTea m The e
and corridors are broad the starwags wide the
tention has been paid to meeting and sausIylhs
At the entrance Of the house an air of welcome
is apparent. and there is impression left In the
mind of the most retiring person a comfort 6na ne of al
is the prime consideration Of the management & ana
the careful consideration of requirements and tne
forestaing Of all demands that may arise; ,,,t 10
them in touch with the life of the great s city US IS
assfv a1I 0a assured is shown by desire to re-
occupy their shown by those VINO nave Ine
o have found by experience desirable it is
to have the Park AEsRgs for city home
many, and those who have exPereneed re tnG oetb a
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+o jaaye n even for a summer vacatloh, WhLe NJ
few men, whose families are absent s,r Dns w10 i0
60 forcad hv business requirements 10 renlalti ~
are iosIu +Ia sdvantage of it for temporary place
yesr bv year New-Yor is becoming more ef dFe tbe
more OF siiities for enjoyment afforded at the
nearby seaside places Of amusement ne This p1etTop
For, all nerts Of the country come 70 tnis Or
oa ether combining pleasure 1 with a paee by
haltng hei9 m 0 the mountains where longer stay
the sed by them and their families tnta1 t6e
Is a na may find at the Park Avenue t1otel 81 e en
persons nsdtons for the fullest opportunity sn to en
ideai The city offers to the occasional { NsaI
JOY whas of varied and attractive entertaAnntea,i
Every E NewTor6S York th Wants delighted Il inter
est E his homs To Sas see tbe hGas most te at
the the c9oemand better place can be Hotel
stay are tesn ee2reme9 a f3s }s
as the high Class Of the service It S SaeTS rush 10 and
Pr Of life with wfGh s tns rof
ness and Iep4t@o ept-oone1v The life lived at 1t Is as
eaTv tras5 IDEAL conditions in by
oils perlitt pl r. make the most Of a city so1ourh'