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Top 10 Reasons to Date a Concierge
Spring is in the air and the warm weather might have you contemplating a spring fling (the one-night stand from Spring Break doesn't count). If this is you, consider doing it with a Concierge. And here to give us 10 Reasons to Date a Concierge is our favorite anonymous concierge, @ConciergeCorner.
Dating anyone can have certain benefits but a concierge comes with a slew of perks and pluses:
1. Hotel rooms are rarely an issue...anywhere. Even if the concierge in question does not have a property or portfolio property where you’re going, chances are a hospitality contact can hook it up.
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Hotels Are Getting Sexy, Er, Ready for Valentine's Day in NYC
It's just two weeks now until Valentine's Day and if you haven't made plans with your schmoopie, well then you better get started. We've been inundated with a ton of Valentine's Day hotel deals and promotions and we're trying to keep up with them all. Here are a few more romantical options for NYC since we know that's a fave destination for you lovers. We'll have more cities to come throughout the week. Got a particular location in mind for V-Day? Let us knowLet us know and we'll tell you what sort of love connection is happening there.
New York
· The London NYC: The all-suite hotel on West 54th Street is offering two Valentine's Day packages--the Classic and the Modern. The Classic is pretty standard--flowers, champagne, bath salts and chocolates while the Modern offers a 60-minute in-suite couples massage, along with Gordon Ramsay Martini and assorted canapés prepared by the culinary team of Gordon Ramsay. Rooms start at $547 a night for the Modern package and $564 for the classic. Both packages include a stay in a London suite.
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The Fancy Shows Some Hotel Love
Just in time for the holidays, a new social networking site has launched that allows users to create wish lists of all their favorite things from the web. Say, for example, you like the Loden Dager denim bathrobes at Hotel Americano; or this vintage photo of the original Ace New York building. By "fancy-ing" each new item, you start to build a virtual "collection" of stuff that allows other users to follow you, be inspired by your things, or recommend new things for you to like.
Like any lifestyle blog or online store, The Fancy has quite a few categories to browse through (men's, women's, gadgets, art, food, etc), but one tag that seems to do particularly well? Hotels.
