"A little bit Tom Waits, a
little bit B-52's, a little bit Jim Jarmush ("Mystery Train"),
a little bit "Pee Wee's Playhouse."
David
Herndon Newsday
"Not
merely a bohemian-dive hotel but a constantly evolving conceptual
art-project, the Carlton Arms boasts some of the most striking
quarters in Manhattan"
The
Independent, London
"A live-in
museum" People
Magazine
"It
ain't no Holiday Inn, but it's good art: rooms of it. It might
be the perfect place for a very dirty weekend."
Aliox
Sharkey, Sunday Times
"It's
a riot of visual cacophony-each room is a site-specific installation,
each hallway a trip through somebody else's dreamspace"
New
York, Newsday
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"The
Carlton Arms, where the atmosphere suggests a set from a Tennessee
Williams play, a Fellini movie and a Kerouac novel."
NY
Daily News
"Trust a host of foreign students
and travelers to have discovered this Gramecy hideout where
up-and-coming artists from all over the globe take their talent
to the walls."
Elle Magazine
"It's the cheapest,
hippest deal in town."
Elle Magazine
"Through word of mouth
and by advertising to a thrifty European clientele, the
Carlton Arms has become a watering hole for arty eccentrics,
a kind of downscale Chelsea Hotel for the 90s."
Ed
Morales , The
Village Voice
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