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Welcome to Holiday Inn Manhattan Downtown in New York
 This hotel has 227 guestrooms, all of which have 25-inch TVs, radio-CD player consoles, desks with dual-line cordless phones and data port hookups, and baths with marble counters and phones. Refrigerators are available on request. Many rooms have high ceilings, reflecting the building's original construction as a factory. Standard Room - These rooms have one king, one queen, or two double beds, and can accommodate a maximum of three adult guests.
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 Rooms include Air conditioning, Bathroom telephone, Cable/satellite TV, CD player, Climate control, Clock radio, Coffee/tea maker, Desk, Extra towels, linens, bedding, Hair dryer, Iron/ironing board, Maid service, Modem Internet access, Multi-line phone, Non-smoking rooms, Pay movies, Private bathroom, Smoking rooms, Voice mail, Wheelchair accessible, Window open-operating.
Holiday Inn Manhattan Downtown amenities include Pacifica Restaurant - This restaurant features Asian decor, brightened by many windows. Pacifica serves a generous American-style buffet breakfast and Cantonese-style Chinese menus for lunch and dinner.
In business district
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What to expect: A flower-banked escalator and small Asian garden with a fish pond and waterfall introduce this pleasant hotel bordering Chinatown. The hotel provides a convenient base for those with business appointments downtown or leisure visitors hoping to explore the shopping and dining in Chinatown, Little Italy, and SoHo. Canal Street bargains begin 1 block away. Amenity highlights: Asian artwork and rosewood accents enhance the lobby of this hotel, which combines Asian style and American convenience. The Pacifica Restaurant offers fine Cantonese foods. Two desks in the lobby provide Internet access for a fee; the multilingual staff can assist with business services such as faxing or photocopying; and the concierge desk is ready with suggestions about the many area restaurants. Insider tip: Mott Street, 4 blocks from the hotel, is the center of Chinatown. Visitors can see the golden Buddhas at the Eastern States Buddhist Temple of America (64 Mott St.); visit New Age Designer (38 Mott St.), where Chinese-style dresses are made to order in jewel-hued silks or satins; and shop at Chinatown's oldest general store, the Mott Street General Store (32 Mott St.), which sells woks, soup bowls, and tea sets.
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24-hour front desk, Air conditioning, Audio/visual equipment, Banquet facilities, Bar/lounge, Business services, Complimentary newspaper, Concierge, Conference rooms, Cribs available, Doorman, Dry cleaning service, Express check-in/check-out, Fax machine, Internet access, Maid service daily, Multilingual staff, Parking (fee), Parking nearby, Photocopy machines, Porter/bellhop, Restaurant, Rollaway beds, Room service (limited hours), Safe-deposit box - front desk, Security guard, Use of nearby fitness center (discount for guests), Valet parking, Wake-up calls, Wheelchair accessible,
Valet parking and use of a nearby fitness center are among the amenities for guests. A multilingual staff can offer tips for exploring this downtown area. Audio/visual equipment is available for the conference room, and the restaurant can be divided t .
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