Newly Refirbished
May 15, 2008 | 8:01 am
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Newly Refirbished
I was driving by a hotel this morning, and the sign outside said " All Rooms Newly Refurbished". Is there a data base or link to finding this information. When traveling on my dime , a mid priced hotel or motel might be just fine if it's "Newly refurbished".
By the was The Ramada Inn , on the Boardwalk ( Atlantic Ave ) in Virginia Beach seems to be Newly Refurbished.
By the was The Ramada Inn , on the Boardwalk ( Atlantic Ave ) in Virginia Beach seems to be Newly Refurbished.
Last edited by beachmiles; May 16, 2008 at 12:48 pm Reason: spelling
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May 16, 2008 | 8:24 pm
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Is there a database of which hotels have been recently renovated?
Being in a somewhat analogous industry, I am sure many hotel companies keep this type of info on their properties as well as their competitors.
As far as a database that's available for consumer use - not that I know.
Being in a somewhat analogous industry, I am sure many hotel companies keep this type of info on their properties as well as their competitors.
As far as a database that's available for consumer use - not that I know.
May 17, 2008 | 12:59 pm
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None that I know of either. Also the terms "Refurbished" or "Renovated" can mean very different things to whomever is using them; does it mean simple change of room decor or a more major hotel-wide facelift? Were all rooms done or only rooms in certain sections? I would almost expect hotel managers to slightly embelish how much was done during recent work to put as positive a spoin on their hotel as possible.
Just a few thought...
Just a few thought...