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Roosevelet Hotel closed permanently

News Desk
The Roosevelt Hotel New York has announced to close permanently on October 31, 2020.

‘The Roosevelt Hotel is regretfully closing its doors permanently as of October 31, 2020, it said in a tweet.

It further said that ” We at The Roosevelet Hotel have enjoyed being a part of your stories, and an integral part of the history of Midtown Manhattan since 1924.

But after almost 100 years of welcoming guests, the hotel will be closed.

For those guests with future reservations, we are working on communicating alternative accommodations.

We truly love each and every one of you. And may your passion for our Great City continue…as Teddy would have wanted, it said.

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