Jahleah S.
Yelp
Secret Spot For Reprieve and Fun!
It's been such a crazy month in my life (as it has been for everyone) and visiting the Vanderbilt has offered me deep ease and a level of comfort away from home that I haven't encountered during an overnight stay before. I was greeted so nicely when I arrived to the hotel and taken on a short tour of the facilities which included a gym, pool surrounded by tanning chairs + unlimited clean towels, a game room where I would play 6 games of ping pong and 3 games of pool later that night and a library room which was perfect for some end-of-the-night meditation, journaling and reading.
Once I entered my beautiful one bed room, I was jumping for joy (literally). There was the world's cutest feather chandelier in the center, an enormous bed topped with dreamiest of linens + huge fluffy pillows, gigantic armoires for my guest and I fixed with complimentary bath robes and enough closet stay for the entire week. I also appreciated the fact that our room was equipped with a kitchenette, water bottles in the fridge, dish soap, an ice bucket and a bunch of other small details that made me feel like I'd need for nothing.
Lastly, the bathroom! I love clean bathrooms and at hotels that may be a pipe dream to a detail-oriented eye. At the Vanderbilt, I saw enough wash clothes for a few days long stay, fresh towels in excess which meant we could use it to tie up our hair as well as dry off plus, a tower of face towels. As someone, who treats showering as a ritual of cleansing with potions and bubly soaps I appreciated it. I also loved the complimetary Dove toiletries, no harsh cheap chemicals on my hairs or skin to worry about.
Overall, the hotel was gorgeous. I loved the clean bright color scheme, it balances between bright white and calming grey in a way that goes easy on the eyes but makes you aware of the cleanliness. We ended our night by stopping by Juniper, which serves a mix of pristine American cuisine and hosts live music on Thursdays (during my visit). The food was amazing, I would definitely recommend dinner there or brunch if you're lucky enough to stay into the weekend.