Friday, January 05, 2007

Library Hotel - A Dream Come True

So when I was still finishing my English major at DePaul, I had read once about the Library Hotel located in New York City, but had never officially checked it out - until today. It feels like Christmas morning all over again.

The Library Hotel in New York City is the first hotel ever to offer its guest over 6,000 volumes organized throughout the hotel by the Dewey Decimal System.* Each of the 10 guestrooms floors honors one of the 10 categories of the DDC and each of the 60 rooms is uniquely adorned with a collection of books and art exploring a distinctive topic within the category or floor it belongs to.
Floors:
Social Sciences
Language
Math and Science
Technology
The Arts
Literature
History
General Knowledge
Philosophy
Religion

Personal service goes one step further as guests may request their room based on their personal interests (subject to availability) such as the Literature floor featuring subjects from Poetry or The Classics to Erotic Literature. Such intriguing room themes offered on the Math and Science floor are Astronomy and Botany. Law, Eastern Religion, Money, and New Media are also among the 60 eclectic themes available on the room menu at The Library Hotel. Other distinctive features Library guests have at their disposal include the Writers Den a beautiful mahogany paneled room with working fireplace and The Poetry Garden, our sparkling greenhouse.

Books and beds, and breakfast!

Which floor would you choose?

Check it out for yourself at www.libraryhotel.com

This is definately on the "To Do" list once I make my first million... ah`

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