Everything worked out for our girl Amy at yesterday as we and she knew it would. Tablet Hotels was able to get her into a family suite at the Alchymist Grand Hotel, after her initial hotel missed its opening date.
Here's what is inside a family suite :
These two level Rooms are the ideal combination of two deluxe rooms, especially for families. The Family Rooms feature a two separated bedrooms with one queen size bed and two twin beds on the upper level.
Each bedroom has air-conditioning, LCD TV with premium channels, DVD and CD player, safe, mini-bar and high speed internet access. Family Rooms have two separate bathrooms, one with shower corner only and one with a shower, bath-tub and bidet. The size is 60 square meters or 650
square feet."
Awwww, that's the kind of happy ending we like to see!
Our good friend Amy over at NewYorkology wrote to us this morning to share some nerve-wracking, last-minute, unplanned changes to her travel plans to Prague.
It turns out the Alchymist Residence Nosticova has not completed its reconstruction, despite taking reservations on its website as recently as a week ago.
Since Amy booked through Tablet Hotels, the boutique hotel booking site is doing their best to relocate her. However, such a change the day before she's due to take off has not made for easy pre-trip organization.
Funny thing about the Hope Springs Resort: Reviewers can't stop fawning over how this 10-room boutique property in Desert Hot Springs, CA, lacks pretension--but not many can make that proclamation without coming off as pretentious themselves.
To wit:
"This is not Palm Springs, thank heavens, and though there are plenty of restaurants nearby ... there isn't much to do at night unless you want to drive into town, as it were, or go to bed early. The Hope Springs guest understands this; the clientele seems self-selecting that way, quieter than the party animals you will find in PS."
Facebook isn't just for college kids anymore. Tablet Hotels has joined a bunch of other brands on the social networking site and has even created a Global Nomad Application. How it works:
It's essentially a game of Name That Hotel, with correct answers earning you chances to win daily and weekly prizes, up to and including free stays at some of our favorite hotels around the world.
Since we've been known to engage in a few Facebook activities here and there we added the Tablet Hotels application to our page.
The first picture that popped up was this one so we knew it was the Deseo boutique resort in Playa del Carmen, Mexico. Since we correctly identified the hotel we got 10 bonus entries. You also get another 10 for signing up for the newsletter and inviting your friends to try it out.
And if you're not as hotel geeky as we are, the challenge does offer you some hints. All in all this page is pretty cool. Way better than the Standard Hotels attempt at Facebook.
So who else is on Facebook? Keep reading to find out.
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