Built in less than two years: the New Waldorf Astoria
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The Waldorf Astoria New York is a member of The Most Famous Hotels in the World since the very first hour of our organisation in 1986. There was no doubt for the two of us that we will enjoy our partnership. Ever since, we are researching the history of the Waldorf.
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