The Out NYC : New York's First Gay Hotel to Open on 42nd

For almost a month now, New York gay couples and proponents of gay rights have been rejoicing the bill passed in the Senate that allows same sex marriage in the state. Now there’s something else to celebrate: Parkview Developers announced today the creation of New York’s first officially gay hotel: THE OUT NYC - set to open this fall.

Here are the facts at a glimpse:

· Located on 42nd Street between 10th and 11th Avenues

· 105-room boutique hotel

· 11,000 square foot nightclub by John Blair, Beto Sutter, and FV Events

· 24/7 café and restaurant called KITCHEN

· First phase of the project is set for completion in the fall of 2011

THE OUT NYC will host various types of function space to accommodate everything from intimate private dinners to large events and weddings. The building will be centered on three courtyards and a 5,000 square foot wellness center. And not need to feel left out. This is a "straightfriendly" hotel. I thought that's just really cool.

For more magnificent details visit:

www.theoutnyc.com

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4th of July: the newest hotel rooftop with a fantastic view: Z New York Hotel


You can watch the fireworks from a myriad of strategic spots in the city, all carefully selected and mapped out by your favorite media. Curbed has a good list, so does Time Out magazine. But if you are a novelty hunter like me, who's always scouting the latest and super curious about the new inventions this insatiable city has to offer, i have an insider tip for you: the Z New York Hotel. If you have not heard of it it's probably because it officially opens TODAY!

Just look at the view on this photo. Do I need to say more?


To celebrate the holiday weekend and the opening, the Z Roof is offering happy hour specials from 5pm to 8pm Friday, Saturday, and Sunday and all night (5pm to 1am) on Monday, July 4th. There will also be a rooftop BBQ & DJ on the 4th.


Happy holiday!


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The Porch: first bar on the High Line



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