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Originally Posted by jessemh431
Idk enough about Miami to say, but NYC is still really impressive given that we do actually get winter. Most rooftops have an enclosed area that can be used year-round. It doesn't seem like there is a single hotel going up without a rooftop bar lately. And even smaller/independent establishments have rooftops. The rooftops trend has also spread into Jersey, with Hoboken, Jersey City and even Newark getting in on the rooftop bar action.
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Common now in most cities for hotels .... and especially newly opening ones. Like they gotta if in a CBD. With both open and enclosed patios if space allows. Then the private igloos that started in Chicago popping up if outside. Even in Atlanta.
Like this. But also for lesser then best weather conditions.
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