What are Boutique Hotels?
Mar 18th, 2002, 09:10 AM
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In a boutique hotel all rooms are fitted with the latest industrial hair salon equipment thus allowing occupants of each room to receive full hair treatments, cuts, washes, colorings, waxings, and some boutique hotels even give facials, etc right in the room on the equipment provided.
It's like moving your bedroom into a barber shop. You'll love it.
It's like moving your bedroom into a barber shop. You'll love it.
Mar 18th, 2002, 09:16 AM
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Well THAT was rude! Must be spring break - the kiddies are on the computer!
A boutique hotel is usually a smaller hotel, not owned by a large company (like Hilton etc.) offering a something besides the usual "bland" chain-hotel decor. Sometimes you'll receive extras like wine receptions, coffee bar, etc. I'm sure someone can offer a better explaination, but I wanted Karene to get some information other than the idiotic remark above. For what it's worth, I'd much rather stay at a Boutique hotel than a large chain.
A boutique hotel is usually a smaller hotel, not owned by a large company (like Hilton etc.) offering a something besides the usual "bland" chain-hotel decor. Sometimes you'll receive extras like wine receptions, coffee bar, etc. I'm sure someone can offer a better explaination, but I wanted Karene to get some information other than the idiotic remark above. For what it's worth, I'd much rather stay at a Boutique hotel than a large chain.
Mar 18th, 2002, 09:46 AM
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Lighten up, Emily, it was a joke! And a funny one too, I thought. This question comes up on this board occasionally and I don't think there are any right or wrong answers. To some, a boutique hotel is one with smallish rooms and antique furniture and a bathroom down the hall. To others it is any hotel not associated with a large chain.
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Mar 19th, 2002, 07:04 AM
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Pioneer Square Hotel in Seattle was listed as a "Boutique" hotel.(owned by Best Western)
Rooms were small (but adequate), small lobby and in this case was an "older" building. However, had large free breakfast in room next to lobby.Several excellent restaurants across the street and of course Starbucks on the corner.
In retrospect, we were only in the room to sleep and the price was great-$76 --for a tourist area in Seattle this was a "steal"
Rooms were small (but adequate), small lobby and in this case was an "older" building. However, had large free breakfast in room next to lobby.Several excellent restaurants across the street and of course Starbucks on the corner.
In retrospect, we were only in the room to sleep and the price was great-$76 --for a tourist area in Seattle this was a "steal"
