Chandler Hotel, Shimmie Horn

Shimmie Horn’s Hotel Chandler Close to the World’s Best Carpets

Around the corner and down the street from Shimmie Horn’s Hotel Chandler is an

Nazmiyal antique Agra rug in London home designed by Douglas Mackie

unforgettable shopping opportunity, which is at least half of the reason to visit New York, isn’t it? Go check out J. Nazmiyal Inc and the DBA Nazmiyal Collection at 31 East 32nd Street, second floor.

This is one of the best places to find antique and modern rugs of every conceivable style, period and origin. Among the almost endless choices of rugs and carpets are decorative Indian Agra rugs; funky art deco rugs from the early 20th century; highly stylized and decorative Oushak rugs from Turkey; and classic Art Nouveau rugs. And that is just a shortened list.

Come see for yourself. If you are staying at the Hotel Chandler then you are only a three minute walk away. And if you are staying at any of Shimmie Horn’s other Manhattan hotel locations, Nazmiyal is still not too far away.

Chandler Hotel, Shimmie Horn

The Second Avenue Deli: A Taste of New York History Near the Hotel Chandler

Second Ave Deli

If you are staying at the Hotel Chandler, one of Shimmie Horn’s several luxury hotels in Manhattan, then you are only a few blocks away from a true New York gastronomic experience. Mosey on over to the Second Avenue Deli, at 162 East 33rd Street, and you will not be disappointed.

The story of the Second Avenue Deli is the story of a hard working immigrant  and holocaust survivor) who began with nothing and through sheer strength of will and persistence, created a successful business now known far and wide.

After working as a ‘soda jerk’ and ‘counter boy’ Uncle Abe (Abe Lebewohl) was able to save a few thousand dollars to buy a small restaurant of his own in 1954. Through his devotion and attention to detail he built his restaurant into a place customers flocked to.

Today the Second Avenue Deli is owned by Abe’s nephews Joshua and Jeremy Lebewohl, who have proudly continued in their beloved uncle’s tradition.

A visit to this deli will not only satisfy your craving for a wonderful and authentic New York deli sandwich, but you will feel part of the special history of this special city.