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Hotels for Cocktails and Drinks

Hotels for Cocktails and Drinks | The Early Air Way

The Walker Inn, connected to Normandie Club in Los Angeles, is bound to boost the bed&beverage business.

Designed by David Kaplan, the hotel is setting up to begin taking reservations beginning in September. Focused on quality luxury booze, the clientele is expected to enjoy a phenomenal dinner, winding down with cocktails, and continuing into the room.

The rooms were given a light and airy design, outside the normal for Kaplan who has specialized his talent on a mixture of darker tones. The rooms are not overly decorated as to be comfortable for the occupents and their drinks.

 

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Hotels Connecting with Guests Via Messaging

Hotels are increasingly looking towards building loyalty from their guests by using messaging channels to connect and improve the experience. Upcoming travelers should expect hotels to offer the availability to message the hotel for services through a branded app, Facebook, WhatsApp, or other third party programs.

Using the hotel’s own app adds more functionality making that platform more enticing for users and guests, thereby encouraging more engagement. This method also adds another stream of data gathering for the hotel, which can be used to improve the guests stay at the hotel and plan renovations based on popular services.

By integrating the hotel response system into Facebook or WhatsApp, guests would not need to install a new app to communicate with the hotel. Another benefit is that people do not need reservations to communicate on Facebook, increasing interactions between potential guests and the hotel.

“It’s really about being where our guests want to be,” -Daniel Kerzner, Starwood’s vice president of digital loyalty.

 

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Travel & Leisure World's Best Hotel 2016

The island of Sumba is home to perfect surf, perfect beaches, and apparently the perfect hotel. The Nihiwatu Hotel in Indonesia was rated the best hotel in the world for 2016 by a reader survey in Travel & Leisure.

From the beginning, the Nihiwatu hotel was founded for the perfect wave to surf. And the waves are amazing in Sumba, with a wave so perfect only 10 surfers a day are allowed to ride it.

The hotel is also close enough to beaches for relaxing, a short hike from the Blue Waterfall,yoga classes, a day spa, and an equestrian program.

 

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Hotels Designing Your Room Around Sleep

Sleep is divine, but getting a good night’s sleep can be harder than you think. Mariott has been studying techniques in room design to get guests that restful sleep they need.

Key elements are comfortable mattresses, pillows, and sheets, noise and temperature control, and darkness. To optimize those essentials certain features are being implemented throughout hotels the world over.

“People come in from every time zone and many need to sleep during the day.”

Window treatments are a balance of what is trending currently and what is needed to recreate night-time indoors. Even the bathroom needs some planning to avoid light creeping in during sleeping hours.

 

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