@@johnbaumer1292 Yes they do. It seems to be accessible throughout the hotel. The entrance and lobby are on street level and there are two elevators near the front desk area.
Sadly, no. It's a trend now in luxury hotels to get rid of bathtubs to create bigger bathroom spaces. They also think most people don't use them. I love bathtubs and always use them!! Thanks for watching.
Certainly for a... niche market. But it must be an interesting change if you're LF. If you live in Africa when you travel even within Africa you expect what you see at our 12 Apostles, Saxon, and such because life is such a struggle!!!!
If you're LF, does LF mean Luxury Fred? I don't quite understand your comment. I have traveled in Africa (Kenya, Tanzania and Morocco) and found some amazing luxury properties there.
Katiso P: This does not seem luxurious to me. No tub...it is sort of hostely. Like, roughing it a bit. Maybe it is for those that want to go rough a bit, because they actually live a five star life at home.
@@michelleclark8099 It is a trend with all luxury hotels, which I don't agree with. The room was luxurious but the whole hotel has a hip, funky style. It's super expensive, that room is almost $1,000 per night.
I understand. It happens. I remember a while back, in like manner, Lincoln Center put on a new representation of a beloved opera. I do not remember the opera. The performers wore basic clothing and the sets were bland. Hip funky style. Everything was reduced except the cost of the tickets. The opera was booed and the patrons were upset that evening. I think Lincoln Center gave up on the hip funky style of opera. This is a true story. It was the first time in my life to hear that a production was booed while being performed at the prestigious Lincoln Center in Manhattan in NYC.
@@michelleclark8099 there is no tub as the hotel is eco conscious. Will all due respect, I have just returned from 5 nights at this amazing property and it is NOT a hostel 😂 saying so because you are just bitter benefits no one
I've since started using a fancy gimbel, let me know what you think about this one I filmed in Paris a few months ago! ua-cam.com/video/Mgj5KUplnXo/v-deo.html
Really awesome ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Thank you for watching!
Thank you, Luxury Fred!
You inspire me to go there
That's the idea! Thank you for watching.
Luxury Fred
Does the Pulitzer Hotel have a elevator? I use a small wheelchair to get around.
@@johnbaumer1292 Yes they do. It seems to be accessible throughout the hotel. The entrance and lobby are on street level and there are two elevators near the front desk area.
Luxury Fred
Thank you for taking the time to tell me about the elevator. I appreciate it.
@@johnbaumer1292 Sure. I have a friend who runs an accessible travel website, emerginghorizons.com/. Check it out.
No Bathtub????
Sadly, no. It's a trend now in luxury hotels to get rid of bathtubs to create bigger bathroom spaces. They also think most people don't use them. I love bathtubs and always use them!! Thanks for watching.
Your welcome.
Certainly for a... niche market. But it must be an interesting change if you're LF. If you live in Africa when you travel even within Africa you expect what you see at our 12 Apostles, Saxon, and such because life is such a struggle!!!!
If you're LF, does LF mean Luxury Fred? I don't quite understand your comment. I have traveled in Africa (Kenya, Tanzania and Morocco) and found some amazing luxury properties there.
Katiso P: This does not seem luxurious to me. No tub...it is sort of hostely. Like, roughing it a bit. Maybe it is for those that want to go rough a bit, because they actually live a five star life at home.
@@michelleclark8099 It is a trend with all luxury hotels, which I don't agree with. The room was luxurious but the whole hotel has a hip, funky style. It's super expensive, that room is almost $1,000 per night.
I understand. It happens. I remember a while back, in like manner, Lincoln Center put on a new representation of a beloved opera. I do not remember the opera. The performers wore basic clothing and the sets were bland. Hip funky style. Everything was reduced except the cost of the tickets. The opera was booed and the patrons were upset that evening. I think Lincoln Center gave up on the hip funky style of opera. This is a true story. It was the first time in my life to hear that a production was booed while being performed at the prestigious Lincoln Center in Manhattan in NYC.
@@michelleclark8099 there is no tub as the hotel is eco conscious. Will all due respect, I have just returned from 5 nights at this amazing property and it is NOT a hostel 😂 saying so because you are just bitter benefits no one
Informative... but learn to pan your camera. Nauseating!
I've since started using a fancy gimbel, let me know what you think about this one I filmed in Paris a few months ago! ua-cam.com/video/Mgj5KUplnXo/v-deo.html