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James' Court Hotel in London. Bhadha was general manager of the Radisson Lexington Hotel from to In , he became Executive Vice President and, after the acquisition of the Metropolitan Hotel, he oversaw both hotels. Today, he is putting the finishing touches to the launching of the new hotel. The weather has not been particularly cooperative for the opening.

But Sam Bhadha has managed hotels in New York for 24 years. He is ready. Submission of reader comments is restricted to NY Sun sustaining members only. If you are not yet a member, please click here to join.

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Already a member? Log in here. Doubletree Metropolitan Hotel Lexington Ave. This square-foot suite has an occupancy of up to four people, plus a separate living room and sofa bed. Completing the picture is a spa-like bathroom with a roll-in shower and separate soaking tub.

Our penthouse suite boasts sprawling guest quarters— including a separate dining and living space—and uninterrupted views of the Freedom Tower, Manhattan Bridge, and East River. At the center of its open floor plan is a person dining table, perfect for special occasions and corporate events.

Accessible rooms are available. We also invite you to view our Accessibility Statement. There's nothing quite like sipping cocktails 18 stories high above SoHo. Reserve your getaway to the city now and indulge with: Access and drinks for two at JIMMY, a welcome bottle of bubbly, daily breakfast for two, and a 3 pm late checkout.

Make your foodie dreams come true. The group's agreement to buy the hotel was reached in early -- the closing took place in July -- before the recovery in business and tourism became obvious. That made the timing excellent for the buyers, said John W. Rutledge, president of Oxford Capital. The fact that the hotel, which is on a stretch of Lexington Avenue that includes the Waldorf-Astoria, W, Marriott East Side and Intercontinental hotels, was in need of renovation made it even more attractive.

Although Doubletree is largely known for its suburban locations, Hilton has been broadening the chain's approach and applying it to urban locations, Mr. Rutledge said. He said the hotel would benefit from its proximity to the Waldorf-Astoria at 50th Street, which is also a Hilton property.

The Metropolitan was nothing if not stylish when it opened as the Summit.