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The Lombardy

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Upscale boutique

Imagine forty-nine superior rooms and eighty posh suites, many adorned with marble foyers & bathrooms, walk-in closets, and all the amenities you could ask for. This European-Style boutique hotel is the perfect location for a high-end shopping extravaganza in the big Apple.The Lombardy opened back in 1926, it's reputation for elegance has withstood the test of time.



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