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March 17, 2006 at 10:03 AM | 3 Comments

Spoke with a constant business traveler yesterday who stayed at the The Lenox on a previous roadie, but opted otherwise on this particular trip.  Why?  Here is his answer:

Nice hotel and all, but the elevators are just too slow.  

We hear the corner rooms on the upper floors are spacious and have incredible views, but what good are they if taking the elevator up to one such room is like riding on the Green Line?

If you are in town on a romantic sojourn the speed of the elevators shouldn't bother you at all, as a matter of fact you should probably try to slow things down, however, if you are in the Hub to do a deal the sluggish lifts might drive you nuts.

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3 Comments

  1. juliana

    HotelChatter
    March 17, 2006 at 12:58 PM




    Stuffy elevators are deal breakers too

    I was in the Standard elevator the other nite on Sunset and it was so hot and stuffy, not to mention a little a scary looking. If that thing ever broke down I fear I would be out of oxygen in 20 minutes.

  1. jamesschulman

    HotelChatter Member
    March 19, 2006 at 5:59 PM




    I got a deal this week

    http://www.hotel-montreal.com/

    This week the Hotel De Paris in Montreal is having a promotion for rooms at $74. check it out...cheep and good quality. It`s to kick off their new renovations

    http://www.hotel-montreal.com/

  1. markj

    HotelChatter
    March 20, 2006 at 11:46 AM




    Odd place for this James

    Might want to move this to someplace in the Montreal hotels section

    If you work for the hotel, just say, "Hey, I work for the hotel and we are having this deal."  On the other hand if you just spotted this deal on your own, right on, but let us know that too.

    Also, I think you meant "cheap" not "cheep".

    Cheep is a faint, shrill sound like that of a young bird.

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