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Some of the Many Conveniences to be found in the Hotel
Title
Some of the Many Conveniences to be found in the Hotel
Description
Descriptions of the amenities of the Old Waldorf-Astoria Hotel from the 1903 promotional publication assembled by George C. Boldt, then manager and proprietor of the Waldorf-Astoria.
Creator
Boldt, George C., 1851-1916
Publisher
Edition de Luxe.
Date
1903
Contributor
Falk, B. J. (Benjamin J.), 1853-1925
Relation
Histories & Publications
Is Part Of
Boldt, G. C. (c.1903). The Waldorf-Astoria: New York. New York: Edition de Luxe.
Format
image | jpeg
Language
English
Type
Text
Coverage
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel -- 1890-1930
Text
Some of the Many Conveniences to be Found in the Hotel.
BANK (LETTERS OF CREDIT AND FOREIGN EXCHANGE), AUDIT COMPANY, BROKERS’ OFFICES, THEATRE TICKET OFFICE, FLORIST, THE PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY AND STUDIO NOTARY PUBLIC, TURKISH
AND RUSSIAN BATHS, LADIES AND GENTLEMEN’S HAIR DRESSING ROOMS STENOGRAPHERS, CHIROPODISTS, MANICURES, VALETS, MAIDS, TRUNK PACKERS PORTERS IN UNIFORM TO MEET TRAINS IF ORDERED.
As an example of the attention to detail and perfect organization the fact may be cited that the management even as long as thirty days after the occurrence, can tell the exact time at which the card of a caller was received at the tube-station on main floor the exact time it reached the floor to which it was sent, the number of the boy who took it from the floor-office to the room, the reply received at room, the time it left the floor office, the time of its return to the tube station and, in case of its being “paged†on main floor, the number of the page-boy and also the report which he made.
BANK (LETTERS OF CREDIT AND FOREIGN EXCHANGE), AUDIT COMPANY, BROKERS’ OFFICES, THEATRE TICKET OFFICE, FLORIST, THE PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY AND STUDIO NOTARY PUBLIC, TURKISH
AND RUSSIAN BATHS, LADIES AND GENTLEMEN’S HAIR DRESSING ROOMS STENOGRAPHERS, CHIROPODISTS, MANICURES, VALETS, MAIDS, TRUNK PACKERS PORTERS IN UNIFORM TO MEET TRAINS IF ORDERED.
As an example of the attention to detail and perfect organization the fact may be cited that the management even as long as thirty days after the occurrence, can tell the exact time at which the card of a caller was received at the tube-station on main floor the exact time it reached the floor to which it was sent, the number of the boy who took it from the floor-office to the room, the reply received at room, the time it left the floor office, the time of its return to the tube station and, in case of its being “paged†on main floor, the number of the page-boy and also the report which he made.
Original Format
promotional materials
Collection
Citation
Boldt, George C., 1851-1916, “Some of the Many Conveniences to be found in the Hotel,” Host to the World, accessed April 27, 2024, https://waldorfnewyorkcity.com/archive/items/show/131.