TOP 100 HOTEL SITES
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| Salvation Army buying old Male High Saved from the wrecking ball and converted to offices by a group of prominent Louisville businessmen, the old Male High School building at Brook and Breckinridge streets is being sold to the Salvation Army. feeds.bizjournals.com |
Experience Columbus ready to open Arena District office Columbus' tourism bureau is set to unveil its new downtown digs this week. feeds.bizjournals.com |
Controversial Cincinnati Museum Center exhibit draws big crowd The publicity surrounding the debut of "Bodies: The Exhibition" at the Cincinnati Museum Center drew a record crowd on Feb. 2, museum officials said. feeds.bizjournals.com |
Stoehr drops plans for Milwaukee Street hotel Real estate investor Craig Stoehr is pulling the plug on a proposed boutique hotel development in downtown Milwaukee. feeds.bizjournals.com |
A touch of home - and then some Back in the 1980s, hotels launched a trend that transformed the industry: They complemented rooms with small containers of shampoo and shower gel. That was, in those days, pretty much the extent of the perks, said Wayne Bodington, general manager at the Westin Cincinnati. Hotels have had to change quite a bit, however, as chains grew bigger and competition increased. In Cincinnati, guests can find rooms equipped to burn off that breakfast croissant, to play a few mind games or to cleanse under a shower with two heads. As for those little bottles, don't be surprised if they are from Crabtree & Evelyn. If one were to combine amenities some local hotels now offer, the room might just look like this: feeds.bizjournals.com |