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The US Open does something to New York that no other sporting event quite replicates. For two weeks in late August and early September, the city’s best restaurants fill with a different crowd, the hotel lobbies shift in energy, and the properties that know their audience find creative ways to bring the tournament to guests who may never set foot in Arthur Ashe Stadium. This year, the city’s luxury hotels are outdoing themselves — from a $100,000 suite package with…
