List of renovated hotels?
Is there any easy way to determine if a FS hotel has been recently renovated before booking? The website isn't always clear, although I probably should pay closer attention to the pictures.
The last two hotels I visited, Knoxville and Long Beach were a throwback to the 1980's. I don't normally stay at full service as I don't see the value, but if I am going to spend the $$ I'd like to at least get something modern. Cheers, Pogopossum |
The "fact sheet" on the website usually has the date built and date renovated.
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Originally Posted by pogopossum
(Post 19244796)
The last two hotels I visited, Knoxville and Long Beach were a throwback to the 1980's.
I've not had much luck finding renovation details on the "fact sheet" page, but I've had good luck seeing renovation details by clicking on the "room details" page when looking at room rates. Here's what it currently says for the Long Beach Marriott: Hotel Highlights I suppose the renovation may not have been fully completed until 2009.This hotel has a smoke-free policy Hotel was built in 1987 Rooms were renovated in 2009 One problem with any hotel's renovation date is that it doesn't tell you how thorough the renovation was or how well the property is maintained year after year. In some ways, ongoing maintenance, keeping a property in good shape, and refreshing soft goods and electronics as needed are more important factors than when the hotel was last invaded by an army of contractors in hard hats. |
Thanks, I don't see it on the fact sheets for the Knoxville or Long Beach properties, maybe that is a sign! :)
PP |
I usually do a search within this forum to see if anyone has provided a review of the hotel. Tripadvisor.com is also a good resource if you scan the reviews a few months back to see references to worn furniture and/or CRT televisions.
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Originally Posted by pogopossum
(Post 19244796)
Is there any easy way to determine if a FS hotel has been recently renovated before booking? The website isn't always clear, although I probably should pay closer attention to the pictures.
The last two hotels I visited, Knoxville and Long Beach were a throwback to the 1980's. I don't normally stay at full service as I don't see the value, but if I am going to spend the $$ I'd like to at least get something modern. Cheers, Pogopossum |
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