At a Waldorf Power Lunch, Who Paid?
It turns out that Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton picked up the $85 tab for a lunch at the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel to benefit her Senate successor, Kirsten E. Gillibrand.
View ArticleWorkers File Suit Against Waldorf-Astoria
Banquet waiters said they did not receive all the gratuities customers set aside for them.
View ArticleNocturnalist | How the Horses Got to the Ball
Two horses were the center of attention at the 56th Annual Viennese Opera Ball at the Waldorf-Astoria on Friday night.
View ArticleWoman With Gun Arrested in Waldorf’s Lobby, Police Say
The hotel guest, who was wearing a pink bikini bottom over her slacks, admitted to a security officer that she was carrying the weapon, the police said.
View ArticleDear Waldorf, Mummy Stole Your Teapot Back in 1935. So Sorry.
When the Waldorf-Astoria advertised an amnesty program for the return of items like hotel knives, coffee pots or perhaps ashtrays that left in guests' luggage -- no questions asked -- it worked.
View ArticlePilfered Teapot Is Returned; Waldorf Is Ever So Grateful
A New Orleans man responded to the Waldorf-Astoria's "amnesty program" by returning an item that had been in his family for decades.
View ArticleWorkers File Suit Against Waldorf-Astoria
Banquet waiters said they did not receive all the gratuities customers set aside for them.
View ArticleNocturnalist | How the Horses Got to the Ball
Two horses were the center of attention at the 56th Annual Viennese Opera Ball at the Waldorf-Astoria on Friday night.
View ArticleWoman With Gun Arrested in Waldorf’s Lobby, Police Say
The hotel guest, who was wearing a pink bikini bottom over her slacks, admitted to a security officer that she was carrying the weapon, the police said.
View ArticleDear Waldorf, Mummy Stole Your Teapot Back in 1935. So Sorry.
When the Waldorf-Astoria advertised an amnesty program for the return of items like hotel knives, coffee pots or perhaps ashtrays that left in guests' luggage -- no questions asked -- it worked.
View ArticlePilfered Teapot Is Returned; Waldorf Is Ever So Grateful
A New Orleans man responded to the Waldorf-Astoria's "amnesty program" by returning an item that had been in his family for decades.
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