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Designed by Benjamin Noriega Oritz, the Mondrian SoHo was inspired by Cocteau rsquo;s cinematic interpretation of ldquo;La Belle et la Bete rdquo;. It boasts breathtaking views, and 235 rooms with sumptuous interiors. When you get peckish, head to the Imperial No. Nine restaurant for its delicious modern seafood menu, and when you're thirsty, check out the quot;intimate downtown quot; Mister H bar for after-dark drinks. br /
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A stay at Yotel will find you smack-bang in the middle of Times Square - at a very reasonable price. Check-in is airport-style; you simply take the credit card you booked with and enter it at one of the automated reviews las vegas hotels kiosks, before being issued your room key and heading to your quot;cabin quot;, which comes with WiFi, a bed that changes into a sofa at the push of a button, and ensuite bathrooms. Pay a bit more for a quot;First cabin quot; and you'll get an outdoor terrace and hot tub, too. br /
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