Of his fashion-heavy clientele, Floyd says simply, "I get passed around a lot".
In a nod to the family-heavy clientele, each room has a collapsible playpen stowed in the closet.
Their celebrity-and-executive-heavy clientele demands discretion; any juicy tidbit disclosed could be transmitted via BlackBerry to the world by a stranger one chair away.
The red quilted-leather banquettes make not cuddling a near-impossibility, and, in a nod to the date-heavy clientele, the unusually generous happy-hour deal — a free bottle of Prosecco or Vermentino with an order of a dozen oysters — makes another appearance just before closing.
The red quilted-leather banquettes make not cuddling a near-impossibility, and, in a nod to the date-heavy clientele, the unusually generous happy-hour deal a free bottle of Prosecco or Vermentino with an order of a dozen oysters makes another appearance just before closing.
Although its location alone could sell its services, the staff of the decade-old hotel resists this temptation, and instead goes above and beyond to pamper its Euro-heavy clientele.
"But we have great clientele.
"We have a great clientele," George said.
This whole matter is complicated by arcane regional rules that may see a New York City teaching hospital with a heavy Medicare clientele receive $200,000 per resident position while hospitals in Chicago and elsewhere caring mostly for Medicaid patients and the uninsured get as little as $60,000 per resident.
According to Bon Appetit, the couple requested the ingredients one morning around the turn of the last century at Delmonico's, the financial district restaurant famous for its eponymous steaks and heavy-hitter clientele; apparently the couple, who were regular Delmonico's patrons, were bored with the menu.
