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This topic contains 3 replies, has 4 voices, and was last updated by powerplantop 7 years ago.
Hello Maangchi,
I love your dakkangjung and I starting to crave the radish side dish I used to get in korea. Can you please show us how to make the korean radish side dish that is often served with fried chicken in korea. It's kind of like kaktugi, but not spicy. It's sweet and has a picked taste and just white. And I think sweeter and not as sour as moo kimchi.
I hope you know what I am talking about. =)
Thank you so much.
Yes, I know what you are talking about.
Check this out please. powerplantop posted the recipe there.
I think this is the recipe which you described above..
* 8 Medium Korean radishes (if you can't find, use Daikon), peeled and sliced into 1 inch pieces
* 6 Tbsp sea salt
* 4 Tbsp sugar
* 4 cloves of garlic, peeled and thinly sliced
* 3-4 green onions, sliced into 2 inch pieces
* 10 cups of water (about 2 quarts)
* Carrots, chili peppers, or Asian pears (optional)
1. Coat radishes with 3 Tbsp of salt and 2 Tbsp of sugar. Let stand for 1 day at room temp.
2. After 1 day, dissolve 3 Tbsp of salt and 2 Tbsp of sugar into warm water.
3. Add liquid to salted radishes, garlic, green onions, and any other vegetables you are using. Let stand for 1-2 days at room temp.
4. When broth has achieved a tart, vinegary flavor, store in refrigerator.
5. To serve, ladle vegetables and generous amount of broth into a cup or small bowl.
I googled it and posted it for you..Hope this helps you..
gillyronald, nice recipe I will have to give it a try.
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Special Educational Needs
Section One: Definitions, types & Assessment of Special Educational needs
Children with SEN's were based upon a medical of `defect's
Model focused on:
`difference' rather than normality
`illness' rather than well-being
`deficit' rather than potential
& on the `problem' with the child
Originally children with SEN's were taught in separate/'special' schools
Cyril Burt: Psychometric testing, he agreed that separation of intelligence was a
good thing
Mainstream education was brought in
Free education for all
Address the problem of the lack of SEN teaching
Act still focused on the `medical model of disability':
11 categories of `handicap'
Children were described in terms of the treatment that they could
1944 Act still referred to children `who suffered from a disability of mind/body'
focused on separate `special' schools for the `handicapped'
60's & 70's
Behaviourist approach stressed the need to use operant conditioning
The `Medical Model of Disability' was REJECTED.
Responsibility of dealing with SEN's children was passed to the teachers
The Warnock Report 1978
Based on the findings from a committee set up to review provision for children with
mental and physical disabilities.
Recommended to abolish the use of categories
Suggested a `continuum' of special needs
Only 2% of the school population require help with SEN separately
18% need help with SEN in the school setting
1981 Education Act
Children were defined in accordance with the amount of special educational
provision needed
Children with SEN's should continue in mainstream education where possible
Teaching of children with SEN's seemed more accessible to
mainstream teachers
SEN children should be treated based upon their individual
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Push for inclusive approach
Schools have to prove that they cannot cope and provide for a student before they
are sent to a specialist school
Criticism: Medical Model of Disability = dehumanising, treating children like objects (Lewis
Definitions of Learning Difficulties:
Social/emotional students with ADHD, Autism etc
Physical sensory deficits e.g. cerebral palsy, epilepsy etc.
Intellectual students with learning difficulties, dyslexia etc.
Le Francois 1997
`Learning Difficulty' used to describe a number of conditions
1.…read more
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Study One: Freeman (1979) Identification and development of Gifted Children in a
social context
Aim: To determine the relationship between IQ and the environment a child is in.
Sample & Variables:
3 groups of 70 students.
Parents had joined NAGC.
Matched for class in school and same score on Ravens progressive matrices.
Random Control group was selected.
All students were tested using intelligence, personality, creativity and music ability
tests.…read more
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Section Two: Independent Study of One Specific learning Disability
Research the causes and effects of the condition.
Link specifically to educational practice.
Autism is a type of developmental disorder. This means that children with autism
develop their learning and thinking skills in unusual ways and at different ages to
other children.
Autism always affects the development of communication skills and social skills.
People with autism have repetitive behaviour patterns and obsessive interests.
They have trouble accepting changes in their life.…read more
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If there is autism in the family, there is an increased risk of someone else in the
family having autism, Asperger syndrome or a language disorder. The risk is increased
from about 1 in 1000 to 2-3 in 100.
Children with autism have a language disorder.
They have difficulty understanding verbal language (what is said) and do not notice or
understand the non-verbal communication of other people (how people show their
feelings, eg. by smiling or frowning).…read more
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For example, a routine could be disturbed if a parent uses a different route when
taking the child to school.
They may have tantrums and be aggressive at times, especially if they have to cope
with a change to their routine.
Sometimes they will deliberately hurt themselves.
They may have obsessive interest in objects, activities and places, and not be willing
to talk about or do other things.…read more
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Section Three: Strategies for educating students with Special Needs
Inclusion or segregation
Should children with SEN's be segregated or included in mainstream schools?
There is a trend towards inclusion both within this country and internationally
Many theorists believe that inclusive education for children with SEN should be
thought of as `right'
Some believe this inclusion makes the teaching of SEN children less effective
Continuum of provision
Public policy in Britain supports inclusion of SEN children in mainstream schools.…read more
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Initiatives of inclusion
In Britain there are different schools of thought about the best way to include
children with SEN.
Some theorists argue total inclusion is important, whereas others, such as
Marston (1996) found that students who were taken out of classes and taught in
special groups for some activities did better than those who received support in
classes.…read more
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Study Three: Learning Disabilities: Should we have Segregation or inclusion?
Gillies et. Al 2000
Aim: to investigate the effects of structured and unstructured lessons for children with
learning difficulties,
Sample: 152 children mean age 9
25 classes in 11 schools in Brisbane
Sub-group 22 students have learning difficulties
1. independent measures design
2. cognitive abilities test given to students
3. students split into 38 gender & ability balanced groups
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Study Four: Ireson et al (2002); To examine the effects of setting vs. mixed ability
Aim: Effects of mixed ability groups and sets on attainment and self-image.
Sample: 45 comprehensive schools one cohort year 9 11 some schools set their
students some didn't.
IV: Set or not set
DV: Attainment and self image
GCSE results were controlled for gender, social disadvantage and prior attainment at
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Nothing I liked. Worst costumer service!! Front desk guests service were so rude. My room was already paid and booked for but still had to wait two hours just to get my room!
Nice hotel Check in process was BAD Booked via Kayak and they did not have my reservation I had a confirmation # Took almost an hour to resolve
Nice interior All staff Ive come across felt like security. They dont respond to greetings. When they selectively ask to see your room keycard to enter the hotel and you see the people in front of you stroll right in while you get "carded" almost everytime...Im a well groomed mid 20's asian business man on vacation what more do you want? And in the heart of korea-town no less! I avoided the staff for the rest of my stay due to their less than friendly disposition and most times they seemed too busy to talk to you because they are allll on their phones textingg! Mainly speaking of night staff. For such a historic Landmark of a Hotel the staff certainly takes away from its authenticity,beauty and glamour. As far as the rooms go everthing seemed fairly clean and nice. Only issue was the brown water I had to shower in and the air condition wasnt working the first day but their engineering staff promptly fixed the A/C unit.
The room was spacious for NYC standards and very clean and well kept. The furnishings were modern and kept up to date. The staff was friendly and accommodating. We enjoyed our stay. It would have been nice to have a refrigerator in the room to keep our water, wine and cheese cold.
I gues for us-measures this Hotel has to be considered old The Service is excellent and it is Central
Nothing at all, I will never come back Rooms smelling bad,unacceptable breakfast, big delay for check in,
how central it was staff seemed to be giving out to people a lot on the day I was there. The staff were efficient but not the friendliest
Location Washer leaked. Never fixed, rubbish can was placed by hotel staff to collect water leak. A third world hospitality handling.
Location was good, not a superior room. Hotel offered a 30% dicount we paid over $200 a night not happy about paying the higher price. Told that I could not get the discount as I had booked through Booking.com Do they have any superior rooms as booked? Very poor quality of rooms offered. From some of the reviews I expected better.
I loved the position of the hotel and the comfort of the bed. That's all you needed really , it wasn't a big room but you knew That going in , the water was hot for such a big hotel and Whenever l needed help from reception etc it was not a problem. Didn't find the wifi coverage very good.
good service The hotel is to big.
Very disapointined with facilities and value for money
location excellent internal decoration needs updating, rooms and corridors very b asic
Location and convenience excellent. Rooms very average and generally inadequate space in them.
Nothing Everything, poor service, not clean, there was hair in the bath, a mouse in my room, rooms need updating. Cues to check in are rediculous. I can honestly say this is the worst hotel I have ever stayed in and will never go again or recommend to anyone. The only positive is the location, and to be honest I would rather stay further out and get a taxi into the city than stay here again
Central location
it is at the center of the city the room quality
Everything was perfect
The staff was very helpful and very friendly!
Check in and out the staff were pleasant. Comfortable beds. Too focused on being trendy. Was advertised as a 4-5 star. More like a 3-4 star No coffee makers in room.
The rooms were clean and very comfortable. The front desk staff was very friendly and helpful.
My husband and I were traveling with our 2 adult children and their traveling companions, so we booked 3 rooms. All rooms were spacious and comfortable. Decor was trendy, with high end amenities. We loved the rooftop bar and had a great meal at the attached restaurant. Location was perfect. Overall, a great stay. Some of the furniture in the room was showing some wear. And the desk chair was the only chair in the room. Also, the closet was very small. Not enough space to hang our clothes and coats.
Beautiful space with clean rooms and very good service. We only stayed one night but we look forward to returning.
great bar view, we didn't have then best
Service and Staff. No
Location and staff
My husband and I absolutely loved the Nomad Hotel. The staff, every single one of them were extremely helpful, pleasant and fun. I can't say enough about the service. The room was beautiful and the bed was very comfortable. The library bar was very cool. I could hear water noise from the neighboring room's bathroom. That was a little disturbing in the early morning and late night.
Beautiful hotel in a great location.
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Outstanding hotel with excellent staff and tons of character. Rooms are super clean. Great location. Would love to stay here again!
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All the staff were amazing. Unique ambiance and furnishings exude class and style. Library Bar is beautiful, always had a spot for me; wonderful service, drinks. Great location, easy to get anywhere. Very memorable!
Staff was attentive. Good location and hotel itself has a nice, trendy bar. N/A
Most everything. My only facilities detraction was the shower water temperature bounced around. The location is not in the middle of anything, but it is close to a lot.
Large room was clean and recent renovation Couple blocks from 34th st subway Tiny bath but was clean and modern
I liked the modern design and the crisp clean linens. Unable to control temperature of room. Also found a large roach crawling on the floor. The staff rectified the situation immediately.
Location Staff was unable to inform us (when we checked-in) of movie being filmed on the hotel's street, and surrounding street. Numerous street closures. Was not informed by staff ahead of a additional $20 a night fee from the hotel.
Nice staff, comfortable mattress and linens, great shower, funky style and great location - walk to everything and close to subway Ultra small bathroom sink and counter, A/C didn't cool the room below 72 even with the thermostat turned down to 60. Bed also on a platform, and corner of the base jutted out far enough that I whacked my shins on it to the point of heavy bruises - totally my fault but just beware!!
Just entrance Very small space of room, very expensive if you think about cost vs. benefits. Even breakfast of us$ 24,50 and us$ 6,53 for a bottle of water???? The most expensive experience that I had when I am trevelling all around the world during last 20 years!!!!!!!
Great service. Very clean. Rooms weren't spacious but very clean and modern. Extremely comfortable bed and bedding
I loved the terrace facility , made a big difference to me comfort. I will use this property again when visiting New York. First room I was allocated was way to small , requested a change and reception was very accommodating.
Very comfortable, great location, friendly and helpful staff. Those iHome alarm clocks are pretty unreliable. Nothing against The Roger, but I do like to play music in my room and they rarely seem to work.
Stunning hotel. Stayed here for 4th of July weekend. Location is amazing, room is amazing and staff was amazing. Will be back next time while I'm in NYC. Parking is a hassle and valet is 55$ a night.
The staff was excellent; courteous, helpful, engaging and friendly. The room was spotless and comfortable with nice amenities. I really enjoyed my stay and would definitely return.
Nestled into a quieter part of Manhattan (or at least not as hopping as Times Square) the Roger feels like a bit of an oasis. The hotel did a great job of converting its rooms so they don't feel like an old apartment with a fresh coat of paint and an over-sized photo of old Chelsea. The lobby is pleasant, there is a small, intimate cafe on the landing and the rooms are well-appointed and comfortable. This was my first time and would stay again.
The staff was very friendly and professional. The even remembered us the next day. Evan was wonderful, positive and up beat. Everyone was very helpful, even moved us when our AC was malfunctioning. Rooms were kind of small but then we were in the a limited amount of space as far as the city was concerned.
The staff at the front desk was very friendly.
Staff was courteous and friendly. Room and bath were clean. Goodies were on the nightstand every evening when the bed was turned down. We walked and took the subway to where we wanted to go. All directions were precise. Subway was 2 blocks We would stay here again.
Beautiful property, well thought out rooms, great amenities and attention to detail. They need to iron out a lot of issues - the hotel is super new so they likely will. Room service is expensive, not very good & delivered in cheap take out containers. Very slow internet - borderline unusable if you're a business traveler. Staff nice and polite but very impersonal,
I'm not one to write travel reviews but I had such an incredible experience here I felt the need to share! Came here for a staycation (roommates, amirite?) slash birthday celebration and our choice could't have been more perfect. In a word, this spot is snazzy. The decor, fixtures and furnishings are reminiscent of the Prohibition/speakeasy era with a modern, chic twist. Just by standing in the lobby you instantly feel a little more immersed in something cool and vibrant. There is a palpable sense of imminent adventure and intrigue here, definitely a boon to kick off your New York City escapade. Inspiration is abundant here! The rooms are immaculately clean, chic and quiet. Bed is ridiculously comfortable and also features hidden storage drawers, so be sure to check under the huge fluffy down comforters they're topped with! There truly aren't enough adjectives to describe just how accommodating and incredible the staff here is. So friendly! Everyone here is a paragon of guest services for competing establishments to emulate. If you're looking for a stylish, urbane backdrop with ubercool yet welcoming vibe to your Gotham City foray, book with confidence at Archer, it is truly a stay to remember! Check out is at 11, not 12. Only downside to this hotel, otherwise it is magnificent.
Decor was great, rooms were clean and mini bar was stocked with great snacks at reasonable prices ($2 per soda). Rooms were small but this isn't unheard of for Manhattan.
Clean, elegant rooms, comfortable bed, great shower. Hallway noise came through the door easily.
Convenient and close proximity to our corporate office.
Very convenient location. Excellent service. Clean and cozy room.
Friendly, helpful staff. Bad view out of room 733.
The staff was amazing. Polite and personable, always willing to help and proactive in resolving any booking issues. Would definitely stay again. Also, there is an amazing shop right on the next corner that has an incredible selection of foods, from ice cream and pizza to a full salad bar, that stays open for your late night cravings. Conveniently close to the hotel. If I must search for something negative to say..... Maybe the room seemed a little cramped? Didn't affect us because we were out and about but had we stayed in I suppose we'd have to use the descriptor "cozy."
I love this hotel. I love the staff and I love the rooms. This feels like a hotel in a small town. I always reserve here even if the price is more expensive. Keep up the good work chandler. Better gym room.
Excellent facilities, clean rooms, great location, right in the heart of Manhattan.
The location is great. The bathrooms are nice. Internet worked well. However it lacks the charm I was expecting from a boutique hotel in New York. The rooms have an old feeling. The decoration in general is fairly old style. And when we tried to get room service for breakfast nobody picked up, we were told we will be called back and after 30 min we just gave up. Not worth the price, I would rather do a Hilton or Hyatt for same price with much better bed, service and vibe.
friendly staff simple old NYC charm, architecture large, well appointed rooms for an older hotel easy access to meetings
Old shower and bathroom
minibar was loaded with choices deceptive staff. gave me a different room with a smaller bed than the one I paid for. but after waiting on lobby for an hour after my check in time because the manager hadn't inspected the room, I was too tired and Aggravated to argue!
Staff was amazingly attentive. No ice on floor
Location. The restaurant and bar in the lobby was excellent. Has a great bar too!
The staff is great! The location is good. The theme it incredible The rooms are too close, doesn't has any closet it is a little bit uncomfortable for the money that I be already paid.
So much character it hurts. Very cool especially the lobby facilities. The day I was there ... No hot water.
a very fun atmosphere there was no lotion or bar soap in the bathroom. and the street noise was very loud.
All in all was great. Definitely a younger vibe and nice attention to detail throughout the hotel. Lobby has become a little overcrowded with millenials. Be nice if there were space for guests to have coffee/drink.
The hotel itself was great and the rate was great for last minute none
I was extremely pleased with my stay at the Ace Hotel. The staff were extremely friendly and helpful. The room was well-designed, comfortable, cool, and clean. The lobby was always full of people. The attached shops and restaurants were all excellent and the location was perfectly in the middle of everything. I would definitely recommend the hotel and certainly stay there again.
Beds were some of the most comfortable of any hotel I've ever stayed in. Ate in both the Breslin and the John Dory Oyster Bar and both were excellent with the Full English breakfast at The Breslin being the highlight. Every interaction with staff was genuine and pleasant. The shower in our large double room seemed to be an afterthought, small and comically cramped. Whatever you're imagining is too big, I'm serious when I say barely enough room to turn around.
I found it mostly cool. Especially the places at the lobby, which became a very hot meeting place, during lunch time and late hours . The oyster bar, the Stumptown caffe -very good quality- and the Breslin bistrot were mostly satisfactory. The prices were very high. I mean the minibar products, the telephone calls pricelist and the deposit of usd30 for a simple plug...! The most important : there has been a double debit entry on my credit card account for which I am going to send an email to the hotel . pls check.
Great location, friendly staff, comfortable beds...overall a great hotel My room was 1 hour and 45mins late, I was offer 1 free cup of coffee. The lobby was full and could not find a place to sit. So I left and went another restaurant and stayed there till the room was ready. I should have been offered something else. I know sometimes things can happen but nothing was offer at all except for a free coffee, and I waited almost 2 hours.
We loved the Hotel design and the staff were very helpful. Our room for 3 people was a great size and at no time did we feel cramped. The room was extremely clean and the bathroom was a good size. And as for the view of the Empire State Building from our bedroom...just amazing. We had an unfortunate episode of the only night we decided to come back early and have a drink in our room the people staying in the adjoining room were smoking and this was smelt in our room and lingered for some time. We did call reception and having sent a maintenance man to deal with the problem initially, then sent the hotel security who although said the smoke could be smelt from the corridor and their room was unable to do much about it because there was no evidence of cigarettes in the room when he was eventually allowed in. We had a friend with us who smoked and she did the decent thing and went outside to smoke, shame they didnt do the same, and why didnt the smoke alarm go off in their room?????
The artsy feel and the consistent liveliness!
great location.
the bed was very comfortable and bug free..! could of done with tea/coffee facilities in room though, staff were brilliant.
we were checked in really quick . breakfast was enjoyable . staff at reception were realy helpful in directions and questions . dinner was very good in the evening and brendan bar was very enjoyable bar to drink in. but location location location ,would not be beaten heating system was noisy and lifts slow during busy times.but not bad enough to put us off staying here in the future
the location was great! close to times square, empire state bldg. and 5th avenue. Also just steps away from subway. I would stay there again. The staff was very friendly. They are remodeling. the hotel is going to be very nice once completed. Our room was recently remodeled and it was tastefully done.
I like this hotel... Friendly staff...excelent location
Location is great and the subway station is just in the corner of the block. Comlimentary breakfast is just OK, however if you are a familiy, it is important to have breakfast in the hotel in New York. Breakfast is served in the nearby bar& grill and its atmosphere is great. One of the front office staff was very kind and helpful, so I would like to thank her for everthing that she has done. The hotel is very old and needs complete renovation. The rooms are not large enough to accomodate a familiy of four. It seemed the most unclean hotel during our visit to USA. Housekeeping staff is interesting (I guess they need a short course to learn how to behave to customers). In conclusion, location is OK, but nothing else...
The most comfortable bed I have ever slept in. Room was cold in November, as heat had not been turned on.
Very nice staff 206 should be a storage closet! Nestled between two fire doors, starting at 4am, the two fire doors slam prohibiting any sleep!!
Perfect location, just a few steps from major stores and 15 min walk to Times Square. Friendly staff. Clean rooms. Just two elevators. For some rooms you could not control the heating, just the cooling air.
It's a nice modern boutique feeling hotel. Staff was nice. After a night of jack hammering (location issue more than their fault) there was no hot water at all in the morning. They refunded a portion of my bill but it was brutal. They should consider also soundproofing the Windows more.
They people were great Lack of coffee maker / limited to one coffee per day..
The front desk staff was excellent. The linens were very nice. Blow dryer didn't work. Called housekeeping for clean towels and replacement blow dryer. Waited an hour. Never showed up. Later they cleaned room and left clean towels but no washcloths. It has potential just have not worked out all the kinks yet.
Mo the bartender and Grace at the front desk went above and beyond to make my stay pleasant.
When I first got to hotel to check in I was informed that the room I reserved was not available and that I never booked the king room. But this not true I had my confirmation number and the reservation saved on my phone. So she put me in a queen room and charge me 461.00 but the deal I reserved was for only 261.00. So when I check out I was told that 200.00 would go back in my bank but it still hasn't. So I will never book through kayak again. I was robbed 200 dollars and was giving wrong room.
Small room
Really a nice, modern hotel in a convenient location with friendly staff.
The bed was so comfortable! The location was very central. No business center and no pool.
Love Kimpton, the hotels and service are always top notch. Looking forward to staying here again. Having to leave the hotel was a bummer
Concierge was fantastic. Restaurants were great. Vibe was relaxing and cool.
Location near Penn Station, wonderful receptionists, especially Victoria, perfect room and view
Nice modern rooms. Great location. Food carts one block away at Greely Sq.
Very kind and attentive staff. Nice and clean room. Excellent location for us. Quite expensive. None.
Friendly staff and comfort of the bed! Tax additions to bill
after renovation, but with some scratches already; friendly staff really cares; fitness room; complimentary tea and coffee every morning; safe and nice; great view from deluxe room expensive, but very standard, breakfast; windows need to be cleaned; at this price I would expect the room to be larger; I would prefer more light in the room
The restaurant was nice, good food The room was never properly cleaned. I stayed for 6 nights and the room was never fully cleaned. The bathroom mirrors had the same smears the entire stay, the floor was dusty and hairy and I saw the same piles of dirt from day one. The glass shower wall had a soap scum that remained the entire time as did the bathtub. The entire room was dusty and never saw any of it cleaned. And I'm quite certain my sheets weren't even changed daily. I believe the cleaning crew only changed towels and made the bed. I also asked that they did not leave the a/c on 65 each day and i continued to return to an ice box daily!
Nothing Rude Staff, small and dirty (smelly) rooms, expensive as all hell. Not worth it
So pleased with this hotel. Great, helpful staff. Great location. Awesome rooftop bar. Bistro bar was comfortable a d food was great. Absolutely no complaints.
The proffesional service, the location, the nice bed and the breakfast that was included.
Stayed at this hotel with my mother and 2 sisters on a shopping trip to NY - had a fantastic stay and appreciated the courtesy, help and hospitality shown to us, especially the consideration shown to my Mom - we had a wonderful and memorable trip and would highly recommend your hotel to others.
The strand is in a really great location if you're a first timer to NYC and want to be able to get to a lot of things quickly. Times Square, Empire State, Rockefeller Center, Bryant Park and the library are all super close, and the subway is right there to get you the rest of the way. Chelsea and the Highline also in walking distance. The room is fine, had everything we needed, was clean, and had a cool-looking shower, though we didn't end up with a view of the empire state building. Whenever the people in the room next door arrived or left, we could hear them like they were inside our room or opening our door. thin walls, I guess. Not a huge deal, just a little startling.
You can ear a lot of noise fron the streat
The restaurant was nice. The location is good. The room had a nice view over the Empire States but it had too much noise from the street. The complimentary kits of the bathroom was too poor.
Brilliant location. Value given breakfast was included into price. Very friendly and efficient service. Clean and modern rooms. iPod charger in the room. The air conditioning was a little bit noisy. The rooms were a bit warm at night.
Roof Top Bar, location Expensive, small room, mattress made loud noises getting in and out of bed. No room service, no food except after 6PM.
Given the price of hotels in NYC, this is an extremely excellent hotel for the price. Most hotels I have stayed in while in NYC for this price or a little less were nothing more than a room with just enough room for the bed. Not the case here. The room was very large compared to other rooms and very well kept. I will be coming back.
the friendly and helpful staff and a very central location we liked it all
Great location for all city shopping and attractions, staff friendly and helpful. Nice clean room and comfy bed.
Excellent staff, always attentive and friendly.
got a good deal on Kayak.com. When I showed up to the hotel, they upgraded me to one of their best rooms for no charge. the room was beautiful, bed comfortble, and the space quiet. What a lovely refuge for a busy business trip! Thank you Avaol for a great stay: I'll be back! not a one!
Decent location, very convenient to 6 subway which is great to get up and down the east side of Manhattan. Very helpful staff. Not a great few blocks for bars and restaurants and nothing much to speak of in the hotel itself. Wood veneer floors in rooms are probably easier to keep clean but not very comfortable or inviting.
Price. Bathrooms were clean and nice. Spacious. The facility felt very old and outdated. The quality of the floors, rugs, couches, shades was all poor. The floors were fake wood linoleum that moved around under your feet. The rooms need upgrades. The views out the back are straight into a construction site.
Huge room
The spacious room, boutique/ old style hall ways and lobby, location next to empire state building and in Korea town At 2am the vent started blowing out heat even though thermostat was set on cool. Woke up to 80 degrees in the room, had to call front desk to come check it out. They said cuz the vent system is so old, there is no varying the temp. So he just turned it off and opened the window. However it was also about 30 degrees outside so as much as that felt good in the beginning, woke up again a couple hrs later to a freezing cold room. Then I had to be up early for an appt so felt as if I got no sleep :(
Very nice and large room. Staff was friendly and accommodating. The lobby is small and not overly impressive. The neighborhood is safe but not one of the premier locations in NYC so you'll need to cab or subway to restaurants/meetings/site seeing. Fortunately it is very centrally located. Given what I Paid for the room, I would definitely stay there again Lobby and Immediate Neighboorhood
Wifi was really spotty the first day, and the shower was installed with hot and cold reversed.
Clean, friendly staff and excellent location. The rooms were large and quiet and the beds were comfortable. Wifi seemed to work well. Bonus free coffee and hot chocolate in the lobby.
The next two nights they changed the room and the room was great. The first two nights room was not having heating. it was uncomfertable.
Great location, excellent price, friendly staff No issues
Great location between 2 subway lines and a short walk to Penn station. Room was very large and clean. I would definitely stay here again.
They were incredibly understaffed for the week after Christmas. It took an hour and a half to check in and 2 hours to get our car at checkout. Would never stay here again


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Professor Ian O'Connor was appointed Vice Chancellor and President of Griffith University in January 2005, taking the helm of one of Australia's largest and most innovative tertiary institutions. Now home to more than 44,000 students from more than 130 countries, the University is one of the Asia-Pacific region's most influential universities with research strengths in areas that address the key issues of our time.
Prior to his appointment as Vice Chancellor, Professor O'Connor joined Griffith University as Deputy Vice Chancellor (Teaching and Learning) in 2002.
Following completion of degrees of Bachelor of Social Work and Doctor of Philosophy from the University of Queensland, he held various academic appointments there including Head of the Department of Social Work and Social Policy and President of the Academic Board.
Professor O'Connor is widely published in the field of juvenile justice, child welfare and the future directions of social work and the human services.
During his academic career Professor O'Connor has held visiting fellowships at the United Nations and Asia Far East Institute, Corpus Christi College, Cambridge University and Hong Kong Polytechnic University.
Professor O'Connor has served as a consultant to, or as a member of, various Government and non-Government bodies. He served as Chair of the Advancing Quality in Higher Education Reference Group and as Chair of the Queensland Minister for Education's taskforce on bullying and violence in schools, the Queensland Schools Alliance Against Violence.
Professor O'Connor is a board member of Open Universities Australia, Trade and Investment Queensland, and the Foundation for Australian Studies in China. He is a member of the Embracing 2018 Advisory Committee (the Queensland Government's legacy committee for the 2018 Commonwealth Games).