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Rated 3.7 out of 5 by 2221 reviewers.
Rated 2 out of 5 by Hugo Good location, worst sheraton I've stayed I was lucky to be upgraded to a renewed room. It was an average room, small but with relatively new furniture. Clearly without the upgrade I would have stayed in a crappy room. Staff was in general responsive. Services were too expensive. $5 + 18% service fee for room service, which was already very expensive sounded like a theft to me. No SPG recognition at all. No breakfast included for SPG members, no newspaper, no chocolates in your room, no welcome gift, etc. The location was awesome. I regret from having stayed there anyway, as I only preferred it over other hotels because what I thought I would get from my SPG status. Bottom line, I got a decent room instead of a very bad one, which I could get for a better price in other hotels. Value for money it was very deceptive. I hope I don't have to stay in this Sheraton again. December 26, 2011
Rated 4 out of 5 by Zondmove great spot, not much in food at hotel Great central location for New York sight seeing. Really close to Subway, my first time trying it, and it was great. Concierge was very helpful on teaching me, and also with food recommendations. Club 44 breakfast and snacks were good. Only drawback, Hudson Market. If you want a burger at night it is perfect, but that's it. I was there on business, got out of meetings late, and had to be up at dawn, too tired to even move and the only option was a burger. Otherwise I was going out and I just couldn't walk another step. Didn't want room service and wasn't wanting a burger, but had to eat. Many people also complained about having to pay for the fitness center, which you are kinda trapped if you want to work out. SPG, should stop the fees for fitness especially if you are a club level guest, or gold level or above in SPG points. December 12, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Emperor59 Comfort, Quality, and Care There is a reason I always stay at the Sheraton New York; comfort, quality, and care. I am treated like royalty from the moment I check in. The employees are always willing to go above and beyond. I have always been greeted with a smile and pleasant demeanour. I am always happy with the room and amenities. It is easy to compliment those at the Sheraton because customer service is a priority. I will definitely be staying there when I return to New York City. August 17, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by Sally22 Recent Stay Location great, room good size. Staff friendly and accommodating. Comments: cleanliness - my room was not vacuumed, and the bathroom, although product replaced - shower and floors not cleaned. There were hairs all over tub and floor. Used product was not removed from the shower. Additionally, the fitness center has an additional charge which i didnt think fair when spending almost $400. Then for 2 days in the morning, not one pice of equipment was available February 14, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by lj93 Good hotel - sans plus The Sheraton Hotel at Times Square is perfect for people who are staying until - let's say - 7 days in New York City. The location couldn't be better (just next to the hotel there are 3 or 4 subway stations), then you have Starbucks, Subway and many other stores which are located quite close to the hotel. The room was okay, but could have been better. Under the bed it wasn't cleaned and the blankets were not 100 % clean, too. But everybody gets used to it. May 2, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Rollo1 Stayed for a week..Awesome! We just stayed at the Sheraton New York July 23-28 2012. The hotel was perfectly situated and our newly renovated room located on the 50th floor was very comfortable coupled with an amazing view. We really enjoyed the club lounge which offered excellent service. The staff was very nice, courteous and went above and beyond to assist us with all of our travel plans. Big thanks to (Chelsea) the Manager for making our anniversary a memorable experience. G & L July 29, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by KCBlake Great Midtown Location and Service This hotel provided us with a great midtown location from which we could easily access several parts of Manhattan. Proximity to the airport was also convenient. Our room was well appointed, and the staff members were very accommodating and responsive. Very good overall experience. July 3, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Dennis23 Cynthia Munoz Great hotel and location. The only glitch was check in. We arrived early, and checked our bags. We understood that 3:00 pm is check in but we ased if we could check in as soon as a room became available. When 3:00 rolled around we tried to check in and still no room. However other guest who were just walking in were getting their rooms. We saw Cynthia Munoz greeting guests who were waiting in the SPG preferred line. We are Gold members so we approached her and told her what was happening. Not only did she apologize she immediately went to the reservation desk and located a great room for us. We really appreciated her personal care, what a fantastic employee. From that point on the stay was fantastic. All staff that we encountered were very friendly and helpfull. The hotel is at a great location. Subway to World Trade Center is around the corner. This was a great stay at a great hotel. May 27, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by HappyTraveler628 Exceptional customer service I am a weekly business traveler and I was very impressed by the customer service experience specifically the attentiveness of the hotel staff. The club service supervisor went above and beyond during my stay and was exceptionally attentive to detail. July 7, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Dale7020 Sheraton on 7th and 52nd This is a fabulous place to stay, we could walk to the Lincoln Center in about 15 to 20 minutes, to all of the plays on Broadway, and an easy stroll to 5th Ave, and there was so many good places to eat, it was hard to decide everyday on what to eat and where. The room service here was fantastic, and the food great. I would recommend this anytime for business or pleasure. June 10, 2014
Rated 2 out of 5 by rc3820 dirty and unhelpful Had Requested A Room With A Tub And Didn't Get It Initially. Changed Rooms And The Toilet Was Already Backed UP. Took Over Forty Minutes To Get Someone To Unclog. No ONe Came By To Clean The Toliet Afterwards After It Was Requested. Bathroom Tub Was Also Dirty. Had Some Hairs All Over The Tub And Shower Walls. Comforter On Bed Was Not Cleaned. Would Never Stay At This Or Any Other Sheraton Again. Very Disappointed Since I Used My Starwoods Reward Points. May 30, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by S2588 Great views! The hotel was clean and accommodating! The only thing I can say is the room size and layout was a little odd. It was almost like the desk and the drawers were made longer and took over the wall, because they couldn't come out any farther or they would match right up to the bed. I enjoyed the views of the city, the sofa that was in there, and the overall appearance of the room other than that. Staff was friendly and definitely in a GREAT location! February 28, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by MrsCC Great staff Always superb and helpful staff . July 22, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by Brendapk how long do I need to wait to check in? What a horrible introduction to the hotel--waiting 40 minutes in line to check in. When we had paid in full in advance! One person working the check in counter. Clueless travelers asking advice and directions should have been directed to the concierge. Oh wait, the concierge was off duty for the evening. Get your act together Sheraton. If it weren't the venue for our event, I would not have chosen the hotel. And, I definitely will not stay there again. June 25, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by CapitalWarrior Excellent Service in a Complicated City New York is complicated but during Fashion Week its times 2. Despite high occupancy, from the front desk at check in, thanks Lin, to the room, the upgrade, thanks Chelsea, to the club lounge, thanks Tommy, the stay could not have been better. Maria kept our room spotless even with all our time and work product this stay. The staff at this hotel wants to deliver great service, just ask them if something isn't right, they go above and beyond to deliver! September 14, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by opera nice stay we were in the city for a show. the hotel was within walking distance of the theater. we have stayed in the hotel a number of times and have always enjoyed our experience. July 13, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by SPGChampion Great Stay Overall especially housekeeping We stayed here for several days in May and had a great stay. The room was great and a big shout out to housekeeping especially the manager Diana Kwok who went above and beyond providing us with all our amenities we needed in the room with extremely professional service the whole time. Would highly recommend this Sheraton to anyone coming to NYC June 17, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by will69 Check out issues When I checked into the hotel everything was fine.I understand that it was superbowl weekend and occupancy was at max capacity. I had to make a change to travel itinerary that caused me to have to check out a day early. When I made this request, I was told that I could not do so without a cost associated with it. So in order not to let the room go to waste for the additional night I paid for, I added a friend to the reservation. When this individual attempted to check in, she was told that the room was unavailable and that i had already checked out. I had given the front desk explicit instructions to add this individual to the room earlier in the day and I was assured that this would occur. This resulted in significant embarrassment for the both of us. After persistent calling I was able to resolve the issue with one of the staff members. February 1, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Chezza42 Cheryl The hotel location was really good. I did have to ask for the floor to be cleaned behind the bed because it was dusty, this took over two days to get sorted, but to be fair there are a lot of rooms and therefore understandable that request are not dealt with Sooner. however i would have liked to have been offered a room change. The hotel is huge but yet very quiet in the rooms. The location couldn't be any better. The hotel has everything you need. September 4, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by devrawk Poor Air Conditioning No matter how beautiful a hotel is; no matter how courteous and friendly the staff is; no matter how great the hotel's location is; if the room is so uncomfortable that I cannot sleep, then the hotel does not deserve high ratings. The air conditioning in my room did not work properly and I woke up during the night in a sweat. Even though I called the front desk and the people to whom I spoke were courteous, the room never got cool enough for me to be comfortable. One front desk person even told me that there were problems in several surrounding blocks in the city. What kind of problems would only affect our air conditioning? An engineer cleaned the filter, but this did not solve the problem. We had lights and hot water and so the electricity was functioning. I'm just not sure if I'd stay in this hotel again and definitely not during the summer. We've never had this problem in the past. May 20, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by MCN1107 Preferred guest recognition I hav been staying here for 4 years on a regular basis. Was excited about room renovations but have to say that less than a year after renovation, rooms are already showing a lot of wear and tear. And since renovation, I haven't received any of the upgrades that I used to get. Get the feeling that mgt is trying to squeeze every dollar they can get to pay for expensive renovations. Treat your loyal customers well, there are many good hotels nearby. August 11, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by pkirchner Lounge quality is failing I stay at this hotel on a weekly basis for the past few months and I have felt that the quality of amenities in the lounge is falling at a quick rate. There used to be fresh fruit and hard boiled eggs available at breakfast and also two hot dishes available in the evening. Breakfast has now been relegated to bread, bagels and toast, and in the evening just cheese and crackers. I expect more for Platinum level amenities, and I have to say I am disappointed in the lowering of quality available to the Platinum level customers. The lounge is one of the reason I stay at Sheratons, and I have to admit I am disappointed. In addition, I am surprised that upgrades have never been available to me at any visit. In spite of this the rest of hotel is absolutely fantastic, to the upgraded rooms and common area, and the great gym, the hotel is great. August 5, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by JulieVP An Excellent Stay Enjoyed a lovely stay at the Sheraton. I was attending a conference there. The conference organization was flawless and the hotel staff were both pleasant and efficient. Special thanks to hotel bar staff who not only found my glasses, but made the effort to track me down and return them to me. :) June 27, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by BrendaL Location, Location, Location This is my hotel of choice when staying in New York. The location is wonderful. My only issue with this trip is that there was road construction outside of our room and it went on all night (i.e.after midnight). I had thought spg generally put up notices when construction was taking place at or near a hotel. I am thinking perhaps it was an emergency repair. In the future, I will be sure to call hotels to inquire about construction before booking. November 4, 2012
Rated 3 out of 5 by Osven Sheraton as a work base Sheraton at Times Square is a big hotel with many guests. Therefore this is not the hotel to stay at if you are looking for a personal touch. It is too big for that. The rooms are okay but the lack of noise suppression from the hallway can make it a noisy experience. The staff in the breakfast restaurant Hudson seems to lack motivation for why they are there. Would change the setup to be certain people serving and some others clearing the tables. April 15, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by GeoffB Not bad, but... This hotel fit the bill perfectly for location. The room was clean and well appointed. I am going to assume that all hotel rooms in NYC run small compared to similarly rated hotels in other markets and reserve comment on the spaciousness of the room. We used the gym, and in room dining service and were pleased with both, although $10 to use a treadmill induced sticker shock. All staff was uniformly pleasant and helpful. The bad - the dead bolt on the door did not appear to work. The toilet would cycle loudly every 60 seconds. The bathroom door would not stay shut. And I was ready to throttle the teenage girls who slammed their doors and kept their intra-room party going until 3 am. Why we were lucky enough to be given a room near this thoughtless herd can only be answered by the hotel. It certainly had a negative impact on our experience. April 19, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by Lyn22 Great Location Good hotel with a great location. Close to Times Square, Central Park, the theaters, and the Subway. Large and busy. Small rooms with adequate bath. July 14, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by Jim15243 Unless you are a Platinum Member, stay somewhere else. This hotel apparently caters to Starwood Platinum members. Since I am merely a Starwood Gold member, I was made to feel like I was a second class citizen. The one encounter I had with a staff member during my stay (other than at registration) made me feel like I was unwelcome. I have stayed at most of the other Starwood hotels in NYC and have usually enjoyed my stay, however, I will not likely stay at the Sheraton Times Square again. March 25, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by Lizc So noisy at night The hotel and staff where wonderful. I did however have to complain about the noise level at night, it was like trying to sleep with the door wide open! The kind receptionist ( who gave me compensation) asked me if I called security to complain..I explained that the people where not noisy, it's just that you could hear everything! It was like sleeping with the door open. It's a shame that we had a terrible nights sleep in such a beautiful hotel. March 17, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by SSAZ The front desk provides an ideal welcome After braving the tundra during the polar vortex, it was a welcome relief to be greeted by Nicole at the front desk. She knows how to make a guest feel important. She earned my respect for turning my frustration into a positive memorable experience and stay. I also thought Cathy was an exceptional server in your restaurant . I would suggest that you allow your morning breakfast patrons to choose something other than your overpriced buffet. January 19, 2014

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text: Virata Gamany Represents Vision International Properties in Penang Date: June 20, 2012 VANCOUVER, BC – Virata Gamany of Vision International Properties was recently on-hand to represent the company at the International Property Expo in Penang. Expo participants were among the many introduced to the enormous inventory of income properties available for investment in Canada. At a starting price of CAD$210,000, the properties marketed by Vision and presented by Mr. Gamany present real income potential for investors seeking a viable and long-term investment opportunity. And, with Vision's rental assurance policy, investors can rest easy knowing they will receive rental rates starting at CAD$1300 per month for at least the length of the specified period of time. Virata Gamany spoke on the many benefits of income property investments, to include freehold ownership of a completed and fully-tenanted property, within one of Canada's many fast- growing neighbourhoods. All of Vision's properties also are within close range medical centres, universities and colleges, shopping malls, and parks and lakes. "The properties in inventory at Vision International Properties are prime pieces of real estate with real earning potential," says Gamany. "For a very reasonable purchase price, we help our investors qualify for up to 70% financing with no stamp duty. We then assure rental income for a set number of time, providing a risk-free investment for our investors for that specified period." For more information about Vision International Properties, visit www.viproperties.com. About Virata Gamany Virata Gamany is a real estate financial specialist and philanthropist with a deep appreciation for entrepreneurial solutions to social issues. Gamany has worked around the globe and studied an array of cultures and people. Having graduated from the University of Toronto and the University of London School of Law, Gamany considers himself a serial entrepreneur who will never truly retire. For read more about Virata Gamany, visit www.viratagamany.com. ###


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When Ice Cube entered the rap game in the '80s, he knew the American (or should that be Amerikkan?) social, economic and justice systems were rotten to the core, and the intervening years have only solidified his beliefs. Just in time for Election Day, the veteran West Coast rhymesayer returns to remind us that absolutely Everythang's Corrupt and f**ked up on a new promo cut which doubles as the lead single off his next album. A fellow traveler on the revolutionary fringes of the music game, Rage Against the Machine's Tom Morello hooks up with producer Fredwreck to provide a squalling guitar backdrop for Cube's furious indictment of the powers that be. Directors T.S. Pfeffer and Robert McHugh drive the point home on the visual tip, digging up news footage of the atrocities invoked in the rapper's verses. Craving more radical rhetoric? Then you'll most definitely want to keep it locked for the latest leading up to the Q1 2013 release of the Cali mainstay's next full-length, also titled Everythang's Corrupt.
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- Forum >
- Roofing & Siding >
- vinyl vs steel vs aluminum siding
vinyl vs steel vs aluminum siding
For heat, hale, snow, heavy winds, etc., I think wood can't be beat unless you're interested in a concrete house. Yes, the do make them, and you'd be surprised at what can be done w/the concrete. (It can be made to look like stone, brick, wood, whatever! Anyways, ...)
Steel(?), vinyl, and aluminum have their +'s and -'s, but wood covers it all. Wood, however, requires some maintenance (as a trade-off.) If you want to say more about which way you're leaning, that would be good. THen, perhaps, I and others can help more.
My best to ya and hope this helps.
Jay J -Moderator
PS: I went to school in FC, CO CSU. Lived there for 6+ years in the late 70's and early 80's. LOVED that place!!!
No, my degree was actually in Computer Science. I've just had my 'share' of jobs over the years to add to my resume, if you know what I mean. Yea, I really expected to move back there until I met my wife, and well, the rest is history. At the time, I was living in MA and met her at a Best Friend's wedding (can you believe it.) I ended up moving back to my roots in '92 and have been here since. My wife DID say that if she was to move anywhere, it would ONLY be CO. Well, it seems like CO is a 'black hole' for folks when they move there. Terry Lake - nice place! (I'm crying right now ...)
Back to business - If you can, then stick w/the good painter. But as you mentioned, it's a maintenance issue. IN short, if you opt out for the painter, go with a LIGHT/NEUTRAL color in Vinyl Siding. Get a siding that' no less than .044 in thickness. That way, beings it's a light color and thicker than 'normal', you won't have a dramatic expansion and contraction problem. CO's weather can do that, and in 5 minutes (don't ya know.) You didn't say, exactly, what type of wood siding you have because, when it comes time to 'vinyl up', you may need a 1/2" insulation board to 'smooth out' the existing siding. Most Siding Warrantys require this unless you already have a FLAT surface to mount the new siding on. Before you buy the siding-du-jour, get a hold of the Installation Instructions and Warranty to see if there's anything in there you need to be done BEFORE the house is sided. (Besides, the info you read is good to know in advance anyways.) There are ALLY types, styles, and models of vinyl out there so open your 'horizons', and enjoy shopping.
You take care out there. My best to ya and hope this helps.
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Hi. So i got new jet pou update and since i did my candy achievements didnt come through even though they are both 100%. How do I fix this glitch?
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If it couldn't come through it couldn't come through but, you can always do it again
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This is happing to me too! Its unfair because we deserve our rewards! They should fix this glitch ASAP
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Updated: 07/05/2012 - Preliminary estimates show that tax collections in Iowa grew by 5 percent in the budget year that ended last week, a much larger increase than originally projected.
Updated: 07/05/2012 - The Lancaster County Board and the city of Lincoln are ditching their traditional phone service in favor of an Internet-based system that will collectively save them more than $600,000 per year.
Posted: 07/05/2012 - One man is dead, another injured following a double shooting in Lincoln.
Updated: 07/05/2012 - Holiday fireworks took to the air across the metro on the 4th of July. But the preparation and set-up for most of them took hours of work, work that began in January.
Updated: 07/05/2012 - A proud Iowa father who placed a huge sign on his property to congratulate his seven children for graduating from high school has been ordered to take it down.
Updated: 07/04/2012 - The mayor of York, Nebraska is concerned for the safety of his residents after several reported mountain lion sightings in the city in recent days.
Posted: 07/04/2012 - A young woman says she was sexually assaulted along an eastern Kansas highway by a man claiming to be a law enforcement officer.
Updated: 07/04/2012 - A 10-year old Lexington, Nebraska boy was killed in a crash in southwest Kansas Tuesday. The Kansas Highway Patrol says a car, driven by 22-year-old Danica Ward of Laramie, Wyoming ran off the right side of a highway.
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Business Oregon, the state's economic development arm, is looking for cleantech and other eco-oriented companies interested in doing business in Asia to attend a Hong Kong trade show in October.
Eco Expo Asia, billed as the continent's leading environmental protection fair, takes place in Hong Kong in late October.
Business Oregon is offering grant-supported subsidies for companies interested in attending that will help cover exhibit booth and travel costs.
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NHL sides don't even get in roomBy IRA PODELL
The Associated Press | December 13,2012NEW YORK The latest round of NHL labor talks ended with the two sides not even getting into the same room with each other.
The players association and league negotiators met separately Wednesday with federal mediators in suburban New Jersey, holding discussions that didnt immediately appear to have moved the sides any closer to a deal to save the hockey season.
There was hope going into Wednesday that negotiations could get back on track to the point they were last Thursday before talks fell apart.
When the NHL agreed last week to increase its make-whole offer of deferred payments from $211 million to $300 million it was part of a proposed package that required the union to agree on three nonnegotiable points. Instead, the players association accepted the raise in funds, but then made counterproposals on the issues the league stated had no wiggle room.
NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman then said that the offer was being pulled from the table. However, mediators informed the union on Wednesday that the proposal was still available, but it carried a take-it-or-leave it ultimatum.
It wasnt much of a decision, said Brendan Morrison, one of 13 players to attend Wednesdays talks. I thought the gap would be closed much quicker, but it hasnt come to fruition yet, so we have to keep working.
All games through Dec. 30 have been canceled, about 43 percent of the season, along with the New Years Day Winter Classic, and the All-Star game.
No new meetings have been scheduled.
Mediators rejoined the process Wednesday, at the request of the players association, after they were unable to move the sides any closer to a deal during two days of talks last month.
Whether they will stay involved beyond Wednesday remains to be seen.
We did several different caucus meeting rooms, and really theres nothing new to report, NHL deputy commissioner Bill Daly said Wednesday, the 88th day of the leagues lockout. We dont have a conclusion to the process.
The union was expected to get back in touch with federal mediator Scot L. Beckenbaugh on Wednesday night, and he was then supposed to reach out to the NHL.
After three straight days of talks between the sides ended last Thursday, union executive director Donald Fehr began the first of his two news conferences by proclaiming he believed the sides had agreements on such issues as actual dollars, and then returned moments later to reveal the NHL rejected everything his side offered.
The 2004-05 season was lost completely before the players association accepted a deal that included a salary cap for the first time. While no major philosophical issues such as that exist in these negotiations, the sides still dont appear to be ready to come to an agreement.
I never thought the issues were as big as they were back in 04-05, Morrison said Wednesday. Apparently, I was wrong.
A 48-game season was played in 1995 after a lockout stretched into January. Bettman said he wouldnt have a season shorter than that.
The NHL wants to limit personal player contracts to five years, seven for a club to re-sign its own player, and has elevated the issue to the highest level of importance. The union countered with an offer of an eight-year maximum length with the variable in salary being no greater than a 25 percent difference between the highest-paid year of the deal and the lowest.
The other sticking points the NHL demanded of the players are a 10-year term on the new agreement, with a mutual opt-out option after eight years, and no compliance buy-outs or caps on escrow in the transition phase to the new structure. The union presented an offer of an eight-year deal with a reopener after six.
No owners were with Bettman and Daly on the NHL side Wednesday, but the union had plenty of players in tow: Morrison, Craig Adams, Adrian Aucoin, Brad Boyes, Chris Campoli, Mathieu Darche, Shane Doan, Ron Hainsey, Jamal Mayers Andy McDonald, Steve Montador, Douglas Murray, and Daniel Winnik.MORE IN Wire SportsFar removed from punishing hits on the ice, the real crunching in the NHL these days is being... Full StoryMINNEAPOLIS Adrian Petersons hearing for the appeal of his suspension will be held on Dec. 2. Full StoryFOXBOROUGH, Mass. Full Story
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