New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-21
Moving Day in Home
Centres Draining Near

them in few days time. even il the
arrangement Of the rooms has 20 be al
most entirely changed. II person hopes
to become a resident OF the apartment
house or hotel district next month. he
| should select an apartment now and have
workmen begin at once the necessary al
| terations that he desires.
Quite few persons living on Manha;-
! tan Island or in other parts Of the city
and hundreds OF visitors are also of the
! belief that there are no large hotel cen
! tres some distance north or south OF the
great railroad terminals in Manhattan
Such. however is not the case, as large
number of the finest and most exclusive
| hostleries i'm the city are many blocks dls-
| tant from either the Pennsylvania sta
ton. the greater Grand Central Station or
the main arteries OF travel leading 10 or
from the railroad terminals on the New
Jersey side.
popular and artistic hotel centre is In
the great West Side. between 5sth and
loth streets. Occupying large plot in
that part of the city Is the Manhattan
Square Hotel No. 30 TO % west "th
street
This hosiery is within 600 feet OF an
entrance TO Central Park and is drecuy
opposte the Museum OF Natural History
which Is surrounded by tour-acre PARK
Of lawns and shrubbery. This IS hole'
which caters to persons VINO seek al inc
eniovments of a home without pefpItA-
ing housekeeping cares.
|. The management strives encrgeticaUy
to be alwayf pleasing, and nothing Is Ie't
urdone where the comfort Of the guests
is concerned.
Adjoining the hotel is tho Manhattan
Square Apartments, beautifui hreproo'
structure.
The building is fourteen stories hiSh
and has two apartments on each hooT' OF
eleven and twelve rooms and three 10
four baths each These suites are ar
ranged for housekeeping. so that lami-
lies desiring a larger apartment than 10
be found I'm the average modern hosiery
will be able 10 do so in this building.
One-haIf Of the lower floor Of the Man
haitian Square Apartments has been con-
nectcd with the Manhattan Square Hotel
and thus the patrons Of the apartment
house are able 10 use the dining rooms
OF the hotel without going outside ana
they may also have fun hotel service IL
desired T. NJ. Rogers is the manager oil
the hotel and apartment house and CON
sequently patrons are assured that the
service furnished is OF the highest stand
ard.
At s0th street and Columbus avenue IS
The Orleans, one OF the most attractive
| family hotels in this city.
II is thoroughly freproOf and is so
situated that all rooms have abundant
| light and air. The structure rises six
stories above the surrounding buildings,
and from the upper stories there are un-
obstructed Views of the Hudson River and
the Palisades.
All the rooms are large. and may be
had singly. with or without private baths
or in suites OF from two to seven rooms
with two or more baths. The daily and
monthly rates for rooms are unusually
attractive.
on the tenth floor is a spacious dining
room. under the supervision of "A well
known caterer Moreover. the hotel is
under the management Of a man who has
had many years experience in this cali
ING Truly, the requirements Of families
I
seeking comfort, quiet consenial sur
! roundines. convenience and accessibility
are satisfactorily met at this beautiful
hotel.
An ideal city home for refined families
is Holyrood Court. one Of the most mod
ern apartment houses on washington
Heights. This house is at the southwest
oor,or ~ 1s0th street and Fort Wash
iington avenue. and is within few min
u,os, walk If the Broadway subway sta
ton. and also the Broadway. Amsterdam
avenue and Bronx trolley ears. Within
easy walking distances of the premises
are also Fort washington Park ana
Riverside Drive.
The apartments OF IIolyrood Court are
divided into suites OF three, four ana h'e
rooms.
Among the many modern cohVeh'eHoeS