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It only has six rooms, three suites and one residence belonging to the company’s CEO that’s only “sometimes” available for booking. Launched in September 2022, RH Guesthouse New York was the company’s first foray into the hospitality operation – although it feels like a natural expansion of its businesses. Today, RH prides itself as a curator of design, taste and style in the luxury lifestyle market, offering its collections through galleries and online through a host of websites.
“This is not a hotel.” That was the opening line of RH Guesthouse New York’s website. “It is not for everyone, no children or pets, maximum two guests per room, no foldout beds, no thumping music, no loud or grumpy guests. People are calling out The New York Times for a recent crossword layout shockingly in the shape of a swastika, and to make things worse, it debuted on the first night of Hanukkah.
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No children, no pets, and no publishing photos of the property on social media – welcome to RH’s ultra-exclusive luxury hospitality concept. It is conceptualised as “an integration of services, surfaces and spaces designed to erase the chaos of the outside world” that is worth all its rules. Writing, "Disgusting! Only the New York Times would get Chanukah going with this is the crossword puzzle." Sunday's tone-deaf puzzle debuted with a ton of criticism -- featuring a massive swastika in the dead center of the grid. The puzzle's designer described it as a simple "fun whirlpool shape," but obviously not everyone had the same thoughts.
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