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The Best Ski Jacket for Men Review
What is the best jacket for your snow sport desires? We scoped out the best in men's insulated ski and snowboard jackets and pushed their limits in the backcountry and on the resort. Our expert testers slammed through foul weather and slid on rock-hard steep descents, putting each excellent piece of technical outerwear through the wringer. Some performed better than others, and each brought their own style to the market. We carefully tested each one and scored them on warmth, weather resistance, and ventilation. We considered each contender's style, comfort, and features. In the end, we had overall favorites and also identified those that may appeal to a more particular audience.
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Test Results and Ratings |
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Analysis and Award Winners
Best Overall Men's Ski JacketArc'teryx Macai
Very warm and well made Down insulation with waterproof shell Body-mapped synthetic insulation in key areas Expensive Stains easily Poor function of velcro on sleeves Best Bang for the BuckColumbia Whirlibird Interchange 3-in-1
Very warm Modular design Understated style Bulky feeling Limited wind and water protection Top Pick for Synthetic InsulationSpyder Leader
Stylish Loose fitting Fast-drying synthetic insulation Synthetic insulation not terribly durable Top Pick Shell-Only JacketNorrona Lofoten Gore-Tex Pro Shell
Drum tight weather protection Few pockets Durability issues You May Also Like:
Analysis and Test ResultsWading through the incredibly diverse field of ski outerwear can be a trying task. Fear not, as we have selected 10 of the best ski jackets for this year's selection. Each piece we review is excellent, and every skier or snowboarder will find something here for him or her. Our field reflects the entire spectrum, from budget options that work just as well commuting to the office on a blustery day as they do on your favorite ski resort, to purpose-built, high-end offerings that will protect and warm the most discerning riders in the most trying conditions. Choose the right one for you, and burly conditions on serious peaks will seem downright pedestrian. Of course, these will protect in less gnarly weather as well. All are comfortable enough for all-day wear and our selection represents a broad cross-section of fashion tastes. From youthful backcountry-inspired styles like the Arc'teryx Fission SL to the subdued and neutral design of the Helly Hansen Alpha 2.0, there is an option here for you. For a step-by-step guide to navigating the entire ski jacket market, please consult our comprehensive Buying Advice article. If, however, you are looking to choose from the OutdoorGearLab selection of skiing outerwear, read on. Types of Ski JacketsThis review concentrates on ski-specific insulated jackets. Many will also serve other purposes, but their primary function is as ski resort upper body protection. Ski area specific designs are characterized by durable and thick shell fabrics and included (though sometimes removable) insulation. Within the overall ski outerwear category are three primary divisions. Here we've reviewed contenders in the first two, and will refer you to other OutdoorGearLab reviews for the third. Modular "3-in-1"JacketsThis style is the most versatile. Like our Best Buy winning Columbia Whirlibird Interchange 3-in-1, these are perfect for the skier looking for a multi-function, customizable protection piece on a budget. Each entry in this category is composed of an insulating liner, which is either a fleece or a synthetic fill layer, and a shell. The two pieces can be worn separately or zipped and snapped together for an easily donned and doffed cold-weather jacket. Two primary disadvantages stand out. In their combined configuration, they are inherently more restrictive and less comfortable than one-piece products of a similar warmth. And, for reasons unknown to us, the modular jackets on the market are generally made of at least slightly lower quality materials. If you want this sort of function with high-end down insulation and the best shell fabrics on the market, you will find precious few options. The other 3-in-1 jacket we tested is the Patagonia 3-in-1 Snowshot. Insulated ShellsThe majority of the ski jackets in our review fall into this category. The amount and type of insulation may vary, and the shell fabrics represent a wide spectrum of quality and durability. However, all are purpose built for riding chairlifts up and sliding down on snow. Price, fit, quality, style, and weather protection vary across the selection. Rest assured that there is something in this category for everyone. The insulated shells we tested are the Arc'teryx Macai, the Spyder Leader, Arc'teryx Fission SL, Helly Hansen Alpha, and Patagonia Primo. Dedicated Shell JacketsFor the first time, in 2016, we tested men's ski shell jackets alongside the other types. For those wishing to construct their wardrobe from individual pieces, so as to be able to tailor the protection to the user and conditions, that process starts with a ski shell. The ski shell jackets we tested are the Norona Lofoten, the Outdoor Research White Room, and the FlyLow Gear Quantum Pro. Other Layering OptionsIt is also just as reasonable to ride the ski resort with a combination of other types of separate layers. Many will choose one outer layer from a plethora of hardshell or softshell jackets to block precipitation and wind. General purpose, or alpine climbing specific shell jackets are generally closer fitting, with fewer features than the ski specific shells we choose here. Regardless of what sort of shell is chosen, one will then insulate beneath that shell with a fleece, synthetic jacket, or down layer. Finally, many "around town" and hiking inspired winter jackets can be pressed into service for ski area usage. Criteria for EvaluationWe ranked each jacket according to 6 metrics: Warmth, Weather Resistance, Comfort, Ventilation, Style, and Features. Check out the table below to see where each ski jacket ranks in Overall Performance. WarmthSkiing and snowboarding take place in cold environments. An insulated jacket built specifically for resort riding is the first line of defense against that cold climate. Most of the jackets we tested are somehow insulated. Most have synthetic insulation sewn in. (For more information about synthetic insulation, consult our insulated jacket buying advice.) In these jackets, a three-dimensional matrix of fine, man-made fibers creates dead air space that protects against convective and radiative cooling of the user's body. On other jackets, including the most expensive, durable, and highly rated products in our test, the insulating value is provided by goose down. Goose down is highly insulating and lasts a long long time, but it costs more than synthetic fill. Synthetic fill also insulates better when wet than down. Uninsulated shell jackets provide a very little amount of warmth to the wearer. What they do, however, is protect the wearer's inner insulating layers from the adverse affects of wind and wetness. In this way, shell jackets are integral to a layered skiers warmth, but only indirectly. Wearing each of our tested products back-to-back in stormy and cold weather across the continent allowed us to make fairly accurate assessments of their relative warmth. The Columbia Whirlibird is the warmest jacket in our test. Next, the Helly Hansen Alpha 2.0, Arc'teryx Macai, Patagonia Snowshot and Spyder Leader had high insulating values virtually indistinguishable from one another. Due to its loose and drafty fit, the latest iteration of the Patagonia Primo is basically tied with the much lighter Arc'teryx Fission SL for lesser insulation. The shell jackets all had far less insulation value, with only the Ourdoor Research White Room edging slightly ahead due to its thin fleece lining. Weather ResistanceWeather resistance is a function of three things, in declining order of importance: construction, waterproof materials, and the durable water repellent coating (DWR). For routine resort use, construction and design will be the primary force influencing the degree of wind and precipitation protection the wearer receives. The jacket needs to be constructed of any one of a number of waterproof and breathable fabrics and coated with an effective DWR. However, design and construction, particularly with regard to seam integrity, hood shape, waist sealing, and wrist cuff style, are by far the biggest determinants of weather resistance. The most weather resistant coats we tested are constructed well, regardless of the fabric technology used. That said, good fabrics sewn together well will trump poor fabrics sewn in the same way. Finally, to be clear, we discuss mainly water resistance in our reviews. However, because anything that resists water will resist wind and snow as well, we can extrapolate overall weather protection from tests, scores, and discussion of water resistance. Manufacturers and sales personnel will make a big deal of the technology in the shell fabrics. Gore-Tex, a well-established brand manufacturing raw materials and licensing its use to many clothing companies, describes its fabrics and company-certified garments as "Guaranteed to Keep You Dry." This claim implies both protection from atmospheric solid and liquid water, and transmission of body-generated water vapor. In our review, the Patagonia Primo Down, Arc'terx Macai, Arc'teryx Fission, and Norrona Lofoten Gore Tex Pro Shell are made of Gore Tex. Other manufacturers use a pair of five-digit numbers to describe both waterproofness and breathability ("10,000/10,000", or further abbreviated to "10k/10k"). The first number in the pair describes waterproofing by indicating the number of millimeters of water the fabric can withstand over a 24-hour period. That is in theory, in perfect conditions. The second number describes breathability, in grams of water vapor that can pass through a square meter of fabric in a 24-hour period. Now, what does all that mean in real life? First of all, these numbers and claims are assigned by the manufacturer. Little to no independent qualitative testing is performed. Second, basically all fabrics available on the market (certainly all in our tests) are good to the claimed 10k/10k performance. And that is plenty. All this is interesting academic information, but we can move on now, as all the jackets in our test are made of high performing fabrics. Each company does it differently, but at some point in the process of construction the manufacturer coats the outside of the fabric with a DWR. This is what makes water bead up on the surface of a garment. The above described waterproof/breathable laminates are inside of the shell fabric. In order to keep the outer fabric dry (and therefore breathable — soaked fabric does not breathe) it is treated with a somewhat inappropriately named DWR. In actual usage, the DWR is often the least durable part of the entire jacket and wears off over time. We tested the DWRs in our sprinkler test. While soaking the fabric, simulating rain or wet snow or both, we rubbed the forearm of every one. This simulates the reality of actual usage. Arms rub against the body, bodies rub against the snow, chair lifts rub against backs and shoulders. Patagonia garments, the Patagonia Primo and Patagonia 3-in-1 Snowshot have the best DWRs in our test. The Arc'teryx products come next, with the soft outer fabric of the Helly Hansen Alpha delivering an impressive performance. The Spyder Leader eventually wet out in this test. In each case, however, the truly waterproof part is protected and hidden by the shell fabric. The DWR on the Norrona Lofoten Gore Tex Pro Shell was the best among the shells, with the OR and FlyLow products faring well. Again, and we cannot say this enough, design is far more important. All the ski jackets in our test are made of waterproof/breathable fabric. Weather resistance performance is therefore a function of construction and fit, with DWR playing a role as well. We looked for thoughtfully designed hoods, high stiff collars, effective cuffs (with inner, secondary cuffs a bonus), protected zippers, and long sleeves and hems. Our top scorers in terms of insulated jackets were both Arc'teryx models and the Patagonia Primo Down. The Norrona Lofoten Gore Tex Pro Shell tops the shell jacket field with immaculate cuffs, a huge hood that can be cinched down, and an amazing powder skirt that can be attached to the matching pants to form basically a one-piece suit. In insulated jackets, weather resistance and warmth often come from the same features. Jackets that came out on top in our overall scores were also the ones that performed best in weather resistance and warmth. VentilationNot all cold environments are created equal. Nor does a single ski day involve uniform conditions. Being able to adapt your insulation to better match your surroundings and exertion is key to resort comfort. A rider will sit, sedentary, for long periods of time. Lift lines and lift rides expose a still skier or boarder to all the weather with little opportunity to generate body heat through exertion. And then, polar opposite to the lift ride, the rider will drop into a few minutes of high output athletic activity. Additionally, the day can heat up or cool down, and one day may be very different from the last. Traveling to new mountain ranges is a primary driver of the passionate skier. All these changes require adaptable gear. Ventilation performance is crucial for adaptation, both in the short term of one run to the next, and long term of one day, week, season, or range to the next. The Columbia Whirlibird and Patagonia Snowshot offer modular, "3-in-1" designs that are particularly well suited to ventilation and adaptation. These each come in one beefy, insulated, and weatherproof package. In usage, the inner liner of each can be unzipped and unbuttoned to be worn alone. The shell of each can also be worn on its own without the insulation. That gives you two parts, worn together or each individually. Hence the "3-in-1" descriptor. They earned our highest scores for ventilation. The option to mix and match the layers does indeed take some time, but it gives far better climate control than any of the other ones in our test. If it is crucial to you that you can vent or seal up in a matter of seconds, look for one with long (longer than a foot or so), non-mesh-backed pit-zips with multiple zipper pulls. The absolute best vents start on the users chest instead of inline along the underarm. The Outdoor Research White Room has long zips, that start on the chest, and have no mesh backing. It is the best non-3-in-1 venting jacket in our review. Among the insulated jackets, none have all the vent attributes we look for. The Patagonia Primo Down and Arc'teryx Fission both have long zips that open entirely without mesh, but they are hidden under the arm. The Spyder Leader has mid lengthy zips that start on the chest, but are backed with mesh. In comparing these jackets and their different venting styles head to head, the Spyder is slightly more effective at venting. This suggests to our test team that location of the vents has greater impact than the removal of the mesh backing. The Norrona Lofoten Gore Tex Pro Shell and FlyLow Gear Quantum vent well, while the remaining insulated jackets (Helly Hansen, Arc'teryx Macai) have nothing notable in terms of ventilation. Ski FeaturesA handful of potential niceties can really augment a well-designed jacket. Throughout our tests we looked for plentiful pockets, ski pass clips and pockets, integrated goggle wipes, and systems to join jackets and pants into an integrated package. The top scoring jackets in this category were the Helly Hansen Alpha and the Spyder Leader, which both came loaded with resort skiing conveniences. Of the shell jackets, the Outdoor Research White Room has the most features, while the Norrona Lofoten Gore Tex Pro Shell has the fewest. The FlyLow Quantum has a ton of pockets, but few other niceties. The Patagonia jackets are near the middle of the pack. The Arc'teryx Macai has more features than its brother the Arc'teryx Fission SL. Fit and ComfortFit is king. We go to the mountains to feel good. We want to feel good in our clothes. Fit and comfort, like weather resistance, is a function of both materials and construction. Carefully constructed garments fit better. However, fit will vary from one person to another. Second only to style, fit and comfort is a very subjective measure. What fits one person may or may not fit the next. In order to address this, we tested on a variety of athletic body shapes and in each review we rate overall fit as a single number, but elaborate on exactly what was different from one piece to another. It is worth noting that primary testing was done by thin, size medium men. When we say a jacket like the Patagonia Primo was "boxy and loose", we mean that basically everyone will have this same experience, relative to the other jackets in our test. A barrel chested man may appreciate this boxier cut. All the jackets we tested were marketed as size medium by their manufacturers. The Helly Hansen Alpha and Spyder Leader earned high scores in fit and comfort, coming to that performance from two very different directions. The Arc'teryx Alpha is constructed with what seems like 15 different soft and flexible fabrics. Virtually every part stretches and hugs the body. Visible bulk mainly comes from the insulation. The Spyder Leader is far more loose in fit, with a brilliant collar and sleeve design that virtually disappears on the wearer. We also love the fit of the lightly insulated Arc'teryx Fission SL. The Arc'teryx Macai feels somewhat similar to the Helly Hansen - close and cozy - but accomplishes this with careful tailoring instead of the stretchy fabrics of the Alpha. The FlyLow Gear Quantum and Outdoor Research White Room shell jackets are constructed of stiff material that feels protective, but somewhat confining. The Norrona Lofoten Gore Tex Pro Shell is the lightest in our review, with thin fabric that moves with the wearer. The Columbia Whirlibird and Patagonia 3-in-1 Snowshot are the most confining and bulky feeling, attributable to the extra layers of fabric involved in their construction. StyleStyle is highly subjective. Our test team of dirtbag ski bums, former fashion students, and cosmopolitan mountain town refugees brought a whole range of experiences and opinions to the scores. Your opinion may vary still further. In our ratings we tried to evaluate each piece in context. Of course, we considered fit, colors, and versatility. What statement does this jacket make? Can a wearer pull it off in town and on the hill? Will it look out of place in Instagram backcountry photos? Out of place on a snowboard, or on skis? We also considered branding, intended use, target demographic, and resort fashion trends over time. Nonetheless, you may choose to throw our assessments of style completely out the window. And we are fine with that. Some of the jackets we evaluated make strong visual statements. The Spyder Leader shouts "I'm a SKIER," the Arc'teryx Fission SL swaggers to the backcountry gate, while the Columbia Whirlibird Jacket says "I go to the mountains, but don't take myself too seriously." Others such as the Patagonia Primo Down, Helly Hansen Alpha, and Outdoor Research White Room have more understated, neutral looks that blend in on the hill and around town without being too conspicuous. The FlyLow Gear Quantum shell is incredibly beefy, with rigid fabric that holds its shape around people of all dimensions. The Norrona Lofoten Gore Tex Pro Shell that we reviewed is bright and svelte, more like an alpine climbing hardshell than a ski resort piece. AccessoriesTo keep your legs comfortable and warm while hitting the slopes, we recommend the Arc'teryx Sabre and The North Face Freedom Pant. Both of these pants fit very well and are very weather resistant. Also notable if only for its incredible integration with our Top Pick shell jacket, the Norrona Lofoten pants are excellent. For a more in-depth look of all the ski pants we reviewed, check out The Best Ski Pants Review. Don't forget about your hands, either. For the most warmth and dexterity we recommend the Hestra Seth Morrison Pro Model or Black Diamond Mercury Mitt. Check out The Best Ski Gloves Review for a full look at all the gloves we tested. See also our downhill ski reviews for our Top Picks of Mens and Women's skis. Check out all of our ski gear favorites in one place on our Ski and Snowboard Gear Dream List. ConclusionFinding the perfect ski outerwear can be a difficult task with the immense amount of jackets currently on the market. We tested 10 of the top ski jackets available in hopes of helping you sort through the list. To learn more about the most important considerations when purchasing an insulated jacket for skiing, read our Buying Advice article, which details all the notable factors. —
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Not challenging but very beautiful :)
Great ride! Not too crowded, cool stuff to see!
Drove out on to see the beauty of the lake and Arkansas River. Enjoyed the view with the wild rabbits crossing the roads. Best to use a truck on these dirt roads since the pits are deep.
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It's been such a long time, I know, and for that I am truly sorry. To make up for it I have lots of news which should bring you all up to speed..
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If you have had EPF, how sore were you after surgery? How long was it until you were able to walk around pretty much as much as you wanted? The podiatrist said that it takes 2-4 weeks to recover. Is that about right?
Thank you for sharing your experiences!
I started out with a commitment to myself that I would wear them full time for 3 mths and if that did not get me to a point where I felt much better I was going for surgery... I was almost pain free in August of last year after starting to wear them in May. I then started glucosamine and calcium/magnesium supplements which I also heard about on this site and got rid of the last little pain. I think you could achieve this too, if you haven't yet tried the birks??
I felt mysel identifying with your pain, and the main reason I responded to your post was that you seem to have some questions regarding this surgery (concerns about pain after surgery,etc.). Many people have posted in the past year to this PF site regarding this endoscopic surgery and also traditional surgery. You should read every single post (in the surgery message area) and all the past and present posts you can access on this site. People have some real scary experiences and I have yet to read where someone is pain free after surgery - some are a lot worse.... and 2-4 weeks of pain would seem very short compared to some who tell of years of pain following surgery. Again, it is strictly your feet and your decision but when you asked if anyone has had EPF surgery, it seemed possible you haven't read all these past posts yet - and it is such a big irreversable step.
Good luck to you whatever you finally decide and if you'd like more info on the birks just e-mail me direct. Diane R.
I read nearly all the previous posts about EPF. I found quite a few success stories. It sounds like I stand a decent chance of being fully functional by the time school starts in August if I rest during the weeks after surgery. I had very little pain after my ankle surgery last fall (until I started to try to walk on it), so I wanted to know if that is what I can expect with this surgery.


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Such a cute outfit. Can't wait to see.
Is this from FF Tactics? Can't wait to see it. ^^b
looks kawai ^^. Looking forward to seeing this one done
so this is the famous skirt ive been hearing about
Yesh it's like a chibi Aeris :3 I've never played Tactics but this looks adorable! Can't wait to see this at Minami!
Ah! Miss Flower Girl...wow, that brings back memories ^_^ Awesome choice!
AWWWWW! You look so cute! X3 Can't wait to see this finished! ^__^
like the fact your wrapped up in about 30 layers of clothing that bad ?
awwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww cuteness :3
That's an amazing skirt I love the shape, you must have one beast of a petticoat under that! Very cute costume.
This looks great! You did an awesome job on that skirt of hugeness. XD
Love the photos! Your skirt... it's so big! *_* So awesome!
it turned out really well xxxx
Oh awesome, the skirt is amazing, I can't wait to see this @_@
I absolutely love that skirt shape, you're going to be floating about the con. You look so lovely too.
You looked really pretty in this at the expo! :) Sorry I didn't come up and say hi (I was the Amano Aerith); I was too shy to. D:
I remember seeing you in this at Midlands Expo! You looked so lovely - your masquerade walk-on was one of the cutest things I've ever seen :)
you look so great, and the photos are awsome
awww xD all variations of Aerith coverd ^^ looks brilliant
I love THIS COSTUME so much! you looked amazing! <3 <3 <3
This is so cute and you look adorable in it =^_^=
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The Ritz-Carlton New York Battery Park
Two West Street, New York, NY
0.1 mi from
Large and very clean room. The housekeeping service was really professional. The bathroom was comfortable, with a lot of space and really clean. The garage too expensive and without in and out privilege. I would suggest one of the several garage that you can find nearby the hotel, they are all more convinient. The hotel was perfect but the negative note was the charges for the wifi connection which is commonly for free in lower category hotels.
Great View and location
Nice and friendly staff TV did not work properly.
I lived in that neighborhood when I first moved to NY. The outdoor space that has the view of the Statue of Liberty has been closed. There is no view of the Harbor from any common area.
Very luxurious comfortable hotel. They seem to be able to find the perfect mix of attention or privacy based on what you are looking for and if you seek out any help. Very classy hotel with a great staff.
This is a lovely hotel, but it is a business hotel. Go to the one in Central Park if you are looking for a more romantic or family-oriented place to stay, but it is still a really nice place to stay. It's in battery park, away from the main buzz of nyc - lovely and quiet and the views of the Statue of Liberty are beautiful, but stay elsewhere if you want to be in the centre of things.
Bed's were comfortable and staff was super friendly. Bathroom was top notch. Getting a cab was super easy the staff were pro's at that. Nickle and dimed to death room from room service 4 drinks Cokes and Pepsi 2 of each were 30 plus dollars and they were the small bottles. I found pills in my room and my whute comforter had lots of dark lint.Food was standard at best. My room had no mini fridge. Windows were not sound proof. Really far from everything fun. Boat horns go off all times of the morning somtimes so loud it makes you look at your phone to see if its vibrating. Overall nice place could be the best if they fix these issues.
Bath + separate shower. Very friendly and professional service.
View - Memorable!
The friendliness and good education of the entire Staff. The setup of the room plus the commodities of th bath immense bathroom. The limitations of the breakfast offers plus the poor value for money
The location was outstanding with a view of the harbor and Statue of Liberty. The room was large and well laid out with an oversize bathroom. The staff at the concierge desk was outstanding and extremely courteous and helpful. Very elegant and pleasant stay.
I had a beautiful,comfortable room with a breathtaking view overlooking the Statue Of Liberty and all the commerce on the river. It was a wonderful place home away from home for a great Big Apple week-end! N/A
The toilet did not work and the desk sent someone up from engineering within 10 minutes.
Location to major tourist attractions a huge plus! The 9/11 memorial and Statue of Liberty close by. Access to the subway is also walking distance. The room was small. The bathroom was even smaller. Could barely close the door once you step in. The elevator took forever to get to my floor. Over 10+ minutes. When the elevator doors finally opened, it's packed with people. I had to go down 13 flights of stairs with luggages! Not happy at all!
The location was great! Everything was at walking distance! The check out too early!
Bathroom design is too crampy, no place to put extra toiletries. there was no refrigerator in my room.
Very nice stay. Almost my dream hotel room. The vendor machine at 10th floor doesn't work.
Location is the best thing about this hotel. Hotel was very clean. Rooms are too overcrowded. Can barely walk around my room. Very small rooms make me feel very clostophobic. Workers misinformed me about parking and had to pay full price for parking instead of getting discounted rate.
The location was prime. Especially if you're staying in the area for buisness. View was amazing. Staff was VERY friendly. Left some medication in my room after check out and they let me back into the room to grab it. The staff could work on giving better directions, but they were friendly and eager to help. Everything was clean and new. Also was nice cherry on top to be able to stay you've stayed at the tallest Holiday Inn in the world. Bar area was nice and bartender was friendly and offered us a free drink. Would certainly recommend this hotel if you're staying in the Financial District of Manhattan. The room was small. The king size bed took up about half the room, but we were only staying a night so we didn't mind. Also, the parking was a few blocks away, not well marked and a bit pricey (it is NYC after all). It was a bit of a hike to get to Central Park, Times Square etc. but the Statue of Liberty and 9/11 memorial/Freedom Tower are a short walk. No need for a cab or subway.
Convenient and clean. The rooms were a bit smaller than What I was use to.....but comfortable bed
We arrived very early New York morning The hotel gave us a beautiful and very soon we got our room. Very nice hotel, our room too. Very comfortable, new and inviting. We were assisted by representatives of all that we had to receipt and received excellent service and answers to all our questions. We would be happy to stay at the hotel, even when we get next time.
the bathroom flooded every time i showered
The view from my room The smoking floor, the wake up call that never happened, the false advertisement for valet parkind.
The room was VERY small... but nicely equipped and comfortable. ELEVATORS.... this was ridiculous.. they only have 3 elevators for 50 floors and each one hold about 4 grow adults. IF you stay here be prepared to wait 20 min for an elevator to go anywhere. Will NOT stay her again for this reason alone.
Location to shopping, tourist attractions, and public transportation lump between two matresses being placed together to form a larger bed
The staff is very courteous and helpful. The premises are clean and well maintained. The location is awesome if you like to walk around and take in the sights. The Financial District is one of the few places I enjoy walking around as it isn't as densely populated at night. The room we had was right by a garbage disposal or ice machine so every so often we'd hear it go off. Very distracting and unpleasant. The room seemed smaller than it is because the ceilings are outrageously tall. The bathroom looks like the designer took a page out of the YMCA men's domicile for inspiration - cheap tile, crappy shower, meh. The windows haven't been washed in what I can only assume is eons so even if the view were breathtaking (it wasn't) you wouldn't be able to see it properly.
Location and cleanliness of room
The room was quite clean and comfortable. I really enjoyed the water bottle refill station.
Very Clean, well maintained. Smallish rooms.
The staff was very polite.
Location was excellent but hotel was way too expensive
The location was very convenient to all of the Financial District. The attached restaurant provided good food and standard NY prices. The room was clean, quite (outside noise was minimal) and the staff very accommodating. Although the parking was discounted, it was about a block away. It was not clear where the parking facility was located and I circled the blocks a few times and wound up having to call the hotel to give me instructions on where to go.
The location, included amenities, and service were all spot on. Will definitely return here. Only complaint was the hard bed. That said, it was well worth the trade off.
I had a PHENOMENAL front dresk staff Saturday when I got in! Super helpful!!
I thought the staff very responsive to my questions. I had a document printed out at short notice, and it was done efficiently and without complaint. What I most disliked was the set-up with the television. It is absolutely standard these days --even at a motel 6 -- to have a large number of cable tv stations available with at least some of the more common movie channels. There was none of that. Also, one would expect a large movies-on-demand set-up on the television and that too was missing. 2) my in-house phone did not work, and so to communicate with the front desk, I had to go down by elevator; 3) it was difficult to catch a cab in this part of wall street, and there was no way of doing so, according to the staff, except to walk 2 or 3 blocks and hope for the best. The hotel should have a better arrangement when it comes to cabs; 4) the bed was fine, but the only cover/comforter doubled as a bed-spread, which meant one had to sleep with the bed-spread, which I find off-putting -- potentially unclean.
It is a really good choice! Clean and new hotel, in the middle of wall street, it is really cheap compared to other much more options in new york. The price I paid was 20% less expensive than other hotel in town. Rooms are clean, nice and confortable. Self check in is strange but very efficient at the end!!!
Location and value were superb! Nothing
The location, the amenities, the staff, and the rate ... everything about this hotel was spectacular. I suggest everyone at least take a look at the restaurant that overlooks the 9/11 memorial and the rooftop deck. The staff at 10pm and at 10am were bubbly and personable but most importantly, they were extremely helpful. I can't say enough nice things about this property. The only negative that I could possibly mention is the water pressure wasn't as strong as I like. Other than that, everything was wonderful.
Ice cold filtered water and plastic bottles to fill, free of charge, on every floor - a lovely amenity in NYC in July. Room was luxe and comfortable, affordable by NYC standards, but there are signs that maintenance is being deferred - poorly patched ceilings and window seals, sluggish drains, housekeeping giving the once-over instead of a real cleaning. This was our second stay, but it was nicer last year. I hope it will be back on the upswing again next year! Better housekeeping and maintenance required - it's far from filthy and broken-down, but as an experienced traveler, I can see signs that things are being given a lick and a promise instead of the required cleaning and maintenance. My son's white socks were BLACK on the soles from walking around the carpeted room.
Great price and good view from the 17th floor
that we had to leave
The convenient location next to 911 Memorial Museum and great view from rootop. Old and outdated, worn out pillows, sheets, and ammenitis.
Great view of the World Trade Center. Restaurant food was good. Breakfast options were limited and exactly the same everyday
clean well appointed room with great view and great price
I liked the value of this hotel, as finding a decent hotel at an affordable rate is difficult in Manhattan. The room was small but efficiently laid out. On the 20th floor in the restaurant, one can get a great view of the 9/11 Memorial from atop. Breakfast is not included in stay, so beware as the breakfast buffet and a cup of tea came out to $24. Since New York is full of great restaurants and places to grab brunch, I always prefer to grab a tasty bite elsewhere.
Overall, our stay was short but sweet- the view from the restaurant is amazing, which can only be beat by the sun terrace! Absolutely breathtaking
Style and cleanliness of hotel good. Room is small, but not unreasonably so. Construction around the site made access less trhan ideal.
subway closed price
Modern and clean. Very secure.
Quiet environment like being at home with excellent service. Close to business excellent positioning Nothing
Clean rooms, the staff was incredibly helpful and very friendly (gave us an upgrade, too!), great price, rooftop restaurant/bar had great views and a nice happy hour. There is a lot of construction near Ground Zero which can make it a little noisy during weekdays, but obviously that's not their fault and it really wasn't anything terrible. And over the weekend there was no noise at all.
The hotel was clean , the room was just the right size. The services provided are very good (free internet access, with yourown pc in your bedroom, or in the pc room, where you can print out your check-in on-line; free water provided; gym facilities).The hotel is in the Financial district, very close to the subway station, so in 15 minutes you can be at Time Square). The staff was helpful. I found a little hole in the bed-sheet, but I believe that was just something that can happen once in a while. Compared to many other hotels in NY the World Center had a reasonable price, but still I found it quite expensive...250 Dollars for just one night (it was the night of the Marathon though, so prices were quite high everywhere)! I guess that's just NY!
It was convenient in Manhattan, and the staff was very helpful. A little noisy with the construction nearby of the new Freedom Tower
Clean nice hotel near ground zero. Subway sations near as well as some restaurants. A suite was not very large, but comfortable for four people. A special price was very resonable for quality of hotel and service. Construction noise may disturb in some rooms, not a problem for us. A suite was booked for four people, but towels etc. only for three. After complaint an extra was gotten, but same problem next day.
We picked the hotel because of its price and location. Very nice design, clever use of space. We had a handicap accessible room and it worked great.
Hotel was good but service not what was expected delay in releasing car from valet parking Bad customer service
Location was best for business. Location
The location was great. The room was adorable. The staff was very freindly and courteous
The hotel restaurant was brilliant. The location for Downtown exploration was amazing. Fantastic value for money. The was no pan for the hob in the room.
awesome location, convenient restaurant downstairs, and a great staff. i didn't like my corner room. It was very hard to get into. Also the tv would stop working every 15 minutes and took a while to fix everytime. Then the thermostat would reset itself to 72 every couple of hours
Considering it was the marathon weekend we were able to get a room here. Very clean. Beds were small and not that comfortable. But for NYC it was bigger than I have seen
Was easy to get there, since it was a weekend we parked on the street without a problem and as we marked in the preferences we wanted a room with a view they gave us a a room looking at the Hudson River.
Everyone was helpful, and gave great suggesstions. The room was large enough for the 4 of us, not always the case in NYC, clean and comfortable. We were very happy with the location and the BLT restaurant was very good.
Not much You pay additional for everything except a basic bed. The staff has a negative attitude that borders on rude. The elevator service is very slow.
Nice spacious rooms, very very nice staff, very small dog friendly, very well maintained all around. Also great location to stay in nyc because it's close to the metro/buses and at night there isn't so much noise as compared to midtown or uptown. Since we went in winter there was only heat available in the room. So to cool the room I had to open a window. These windows are quite massive and if I were a drunk person or not in the right state of mind, I have no doubt someone could fall to their death. I think this is a definite safety issue the hotel should really look into. At the very least maybe put in stoppers that only allow one to crack the window and not fully open.
The bathroom was so new and the huge shower with the glass doors was pretty cool. pretty much all the furniture looked like it was purchased from Ikea. I'm over the "modern" aka cheap ikea look in hotels.
My clean, spacious room was a "large King" that I had been upgraded into. It felt more like a studio apartment than a hotel room. I loved the free mini bar and couldn't get over how friendly and helpful the staff was. The Andaz Hotel staff has nailed charming professionalism. I tried to watch a bit of TV one night and the cable was cutting in and out. Also, I had to request more snacks and beverages vs an automatic replenishment.
The bathroom is gorgeous, huge free standing shower and elegant tub. I loved the power blackout shades. Staff went the extra mile every time we asked. AC was out and it was just too hot. Finally they supplied fans.
Stayed at the Andaz for one night bc of the location and price. It far exceeded our expectations - the room was immaculate, roomy and nicely decorated. We also felt like we had more amenities than other hotels for the price and the staff was great. Would go back in a heartbeat!
The staff was exceptionally helpful and nice-- I booked a room as a birthday surprise, but before I booked I wanted to see the room in person to make sure it looked as good as the pictures. I stopped by the hotel and asked a person at the front if I could go up to just see a room, and he said it was no problem and let me have a look. A lot of the pictures on this website are of the King Deluxe room, but the King Standard room still looked really nice (just a little smaller). After I booked the room, I went to check-in and told the person at the front that it was a birthday present. As a favor, she said that she would upgrade me for free, since it was for a birthday! I thought that was an extremely nice thing to do, since they had unfilled Deluxe rooms anyways. That was awesome and I really appreciated it, got to stay in the huge Deluxe room for a really cheap price! Would have been nice if we were able to make dinner reservations at Bar Seven Five, but you are only able to make breakfast/lunch reservations at Wall & Water.
We had a wonderful stay at Andaz Wall Street. The rooms were modern and clean. The staff were very friendly. The subway stop is a very convieneint walk away. Wall street was not a very convenient for us.
Through Kayak we were fortunate to get a good deal on the price of the Andaz. It is a beautiful hotel in a good location. While it is quite south of most of the activity in Manhattan, it's an easy subway ride to the activities north of the hotel.
Freebies in room, beautiful bathroom, comfy bed, great location I assume our room was above the restaurant so it smelled like the kitchen during open hours, could use a thorough cleaning in the rooms.
The staff is what made this hotel-- friendly, knowledgeable and helpful. Sadly some rare traits these days at hotels. Also, loved the simplicity and elegance of the rooms and whole hotel. Would definitely return. Towels smelled a like chemicals
Huge bathroom...nice location and very pleasant staff...enjoyed our stay immensely.
Spacious rooms with all necessary amenities in a suite. Yes, there was only one items. The cleaning staff is too harsh with their cleaning products. The white bed sheets were indeed white but they had a heavy smell of bleach. In the 2 rooms I stayed this was the case. Bad for the environment & humans sleeping.
The room was great, mosre like a small apartment. Unloading and loading by car was inconvenient.
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The Building, 70 Pine, is absolutely gorgeous! The rooms are brand new -- and are more like a little apartment than a typical hotel room. The staff exceeded all expectations.
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Rooms are huge and beautiful Entrance is confusing and check in process disjointed
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I liked the in room kitchen with utensils for cooking. The room is spacious and clean. Even bathrobes for us. Nice touch. I liked the complimentary rolls and coffe, tea or hot chocolate. The maid service our second day did not clean the entire place and replenish supplies like coffeemaker, coffee, condiments for coffee.
Size of room, beautiful lobby Check out process too slow, no live broadcast or cable/satellite TV
Great room, great staff!
Friendly staff. Nothing to complain. Good location and easy access to go anywhere. The water running in the bathroom when i shower, the water pressure was to strong when i was washing my hands that every time i had to clean around me the water splashing and the towels where not clean. It shounds ridiculous but it's really. I don't complain just to be a pain in the a.. but to help them fix those problems.
Close to the r line Elevator took very long, would have to wait a long time
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nice staff...comfortable bed...efficient room smokers hanging outside.....person vacuuming entry obviously would be doing something else
Location and price were great. Room was clean, well-appointed and functional albeit small. Elevators. 3 elevators for 44 floors is simply insufficient. I had to wait for elevators every time I went down. At check out time it took me over 15 minutes and 4 missed elevators to get downstairs. I would've walked but for my 3 large bags. I can only imagine how long the waits are when one of the elevators goes down or the hotel is particularly busy.
The staff were friendly. Elevators could take up to four minutes to arrive at your floor.
I was trying to clarify why they billed me the hotel twice. Took me hours waiting on the line being redirected from one person to another ending up with the most unfriendly, not listening person ever. Very dissatisfying!
Good service. Frenly staff .good value Elevators slow.
The staff are lovely. It is not clean (blood stains on the sheets and hair grease in the headboard) and there is construction outside all night and eve louder in the early morning. The hotel can't control that but it is not a comfortable place to stay.
Subway was right outside the door, a lot of food places and shops near by! Not busy and in a quiet street!
Good shower, water pressure and area Bathroom a bit tight Air conditioner was noisy
very polite staff great location close to a few subway lines (0.1 miles from R line) pharmacy right next to the hotel a lot of places for shopping and fast food restaurants if you occasionally need some extra clothes(e.g. elegant short) - you have TJMaxx in 5 minutes walking distance 3 elevators for 44 floors building are not enough (busy all the time) I had tiny ants on the floor in my bathroom.. other people probably will not even notice that..
Nothing ,,,tuelly nothing in this hotel ,,,,its dirty ,old , not well located im sorry nothing i liked I had bed bugs at W downtown , i had to go to the doctor , i was red hittchy and full of spots . When i complaigned to the manager he told me i was wrong they have no bed buggs , they did a pedt control . So my doctor asked for a biopsy that came positive . Shame and they did not want to refund my 3 night this place is terrible , and i had a terrible stay .
Soap Feels like walking thru a discoteque during daytime, sad vibe.
Only the beds. Small bathroom. Small room. Low beds. Small TV. No proper lobby. Had reserved and paid for a King size bed but upon checkin was told there only two full sized beds left. Almost no apology. No trying to make up for it with a credit or free movie etc. Very matter of fact. Wasn't expecting that from W brand.
Nice bathrooms. Room small but adequate.
Car service that hotel arranged did not show up.
fitness machines, steam and sauna great, location excellent, near many restaurants Small rooms, charged for internet, elevator breakdown three times during stay
Like the clean, nice facilities, several blocks from two different Metros, near some restaurants Also, booked a double room through Amoma through Kayak (which the booking agency told me it would be two beds): The Hotel had given me a King room, luckily they were able to accommodate us and switch to double beds as booked. The continental breakfast is limited: cereal, pastries, boiled eggs and coffee--until it runs out at 8:30am. No yogurt or fruit?
Super-comfy bed, free wi-fi and the room rate, which was not excessive by NYC standards included breakfast. Good and safe neighborhood, within walking distance of nearby subway station to connect to midtown and immediately near a very lively pub area. Breakfast selection was rather limited. The staff, while they did respond to our questions and requests, always seemed unhappy to do so. A smile wouldn't hurt.
Great staff, wifi, comfortable room, great location (and on a quiet street). Price ok for NY. Breakfast was too simple to be called breakfast. I would stay here again.
The rooms are quiet and confortable. The breakfast is nice. All my hangers were broken, and the tv in the gym was working one day and disconnected the next day.
The room was beautiful with one of the largest bathrooms I have ever seen. It was also so quiet on each floor with only a handful of rooms. The staff were polite and helpful. We were right in the heart of the Financial district. I would stay again. Nothing.
I enjoyed the staff's friendliness, room's cleanliness, continental breakfast and hotel's outstanding location for sightseeing in New York city. It is a hotel to which I will by sure return in the future. My short stay (only 2 days). I should have stayed longer.
Lovely little place. Small rooms, big bathrooms. Clean and tidy. Good breakfast. Quiet. Great location. Needs some updating. Luggage stand in room was broken. Room had very few electrical outlets.
The room was lovely. It was clean, and I loved the decor. Very comfortable bed. Seriously, I wish I could have stolen it. The housekeeping staff was also very kind. The people at the reception desk seemed very short and unavailable. Upon entering the hotel no one was even there to check us in. Also, when we called the desk for information, they weren't terribly accommodating. It was the only hotel I'd ever been in where reception was so unsavory.
The night staff was very friendly! Especially Adrianna Coffee and Bkfst bar were good
The room was great and felt like a hotel that would charge much more. The breakfast was above average for a free breakfast. The staff was amazing and a went out of their way to make sure my young children had a great stay!! I will search for Hampton Inn before others from now on. Nothing.
Staff courtesy and helpfulness; free Wi-Fi and great breakfast; location, location, location
Our room was on the first floor. You could hear the elevator dings, could hear staff talking with guests. It was just very loud.
Staff quite friendly and attentive...quick to answer questions, hail a taxi, etc....room attractive, comfortable and clean. Perfect location for running in the United half marathon as it is situated right near the finish line. Walking distance to varied restaurants and taverns. Would stay here again next time I need to be in this location of the city.
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Every Young Person Will Be 40 One Day
The older I've become the more aware I've become of the degree to which the wisdom of experience is under-valued in our modern culture. Having lived with a traditional culture that values wisdom, I know this is a real shame because wisdom born of experience is hard won and has much to offer.
I believe this devaluing of experience is mainly due to two factors — advertising and ignorance. From the 1950's onwards we've been sold the notion that new is better. This might be true for products but it is not true for people.
To be clear, I'm not saying young people have nothing to offer (I work with a lot of young people and they are mostly awesome people).
No! I am not saying that at all. Rather, what I am saying is the notion sold to us by advertising and media companies that bright and shiny new things are of more value undermines our cultural in such a manner as to undervalue more than the products they are selling.
In short it is bad for all concerned. Bad for young people also. Why?
The video below is with a writer/director named, Zoe Cassavetes who happens to be a 44 year old and prime of her life! Yet she wrote the story presumably because she sees issues around turning forty — or knows people who are having these issues. This is sad.
The movie might be great and it is certainly a good idea to explore these issues regardless of how she deals with them (indeed another example of the power of cinema) but, when did turning forty become like this? Perhaps I'm overstating the issue? Am I?
Watching this interview, I kept asking myself…what is really going on here? The problem is not simply the number of candles on your birthday cake. (A side point you might find interesting. In traditional Tibetan culture many people had no idea when they were born. How old you were carried little importance. What was important were your actions. Period!)
What I find interesting here is how the devaluing of experience, and the effects this has on younger men and women, is directly correlated to how they see the process of maturing. In older cultures, the wise sage was revered. That is no longer the case.
My own mother is in her 70's and stronger and brighter than she has ever been but instead we have a cult of celebrity as a pseudo-educator of today's youth.
Indeed, how to act, what is valuable, and what one should aspire to, comes from a very limited and in my view narrow view of the world. A world-view whereby the marks of experience that appear on faces are deemed the signs of uselessness, and people are sold the notion that they must be vanquished with magical creams at any cost! …i enjoyed writing that sentence! But it's true isn't it! 🙂
But if our culture valued wisdom and celebrated knowledge then wouldn't younger people look forward to getting older instead of fearing it? I think they would.
A culture of celebrity is killing our kids!
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Information structure and word order in Germanic and Romance languages Kristin Bech Kristine Eide
Six languages: Germanic: English German Norse/Norwegian Romance: Portuguese Spanish French
All six had V2 in earlier stages The modern languages show three different patterns: V2 (German, Norwegian) Mixed (Portuguese, Spanish) SV (English, French)
Old High German: Tho quad her zi andaremo manthen... 'Then said he to another man...' Modern German: Dann sagte er zu einem anderen Mann...
Old Norse: þa komu Kvenir til hans og sögþu... 'Then came Kvens to him and said...' Modern Norwegian: Da kom kvener til ham og sa....
Old Portuguese: E entom sayo do boosco hũa molher nua 'And then came out-from the-woods a woman naked' Modern Portuguese: E então saiu do bosco uma mulher nua E então uma mulher nua saiu do bosco
Old Spanish: Entonces tomaron los romanos la dicha cibdad 'Then took the Romans the already-mentioned city' Modern Spanish: Entonces tomaron los romanos dicha ciudad Entonces, los romanos tomaron dicha ciudad
Old English: þa for he norþryhte be þæm lande 'Then went he northwards near the land' Modern English: Then he went northwards near the land
Old French: Lors descendi Placidas de la montaigne 'Then descended Placidas from the mountain' Modern French: Alors Placidas descendit de la montagne
We want to find out: to what extent and in what way word order in the older stages of the languages was governed by information-structural constraints how the languages changed with respect to the relation between word order and information structure how the modern languages differ from their older versions concerning these properties.
The three main parts of the project: (i) establish the corpora and corpus annotation (ii) a diachronic study of the interaction between syntax and information structure in the different languages (iii) comparative studies
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