Little luxuries

Article Abstract:

Boutique hotels in Australia emphasize personal service over glamour and offer a less expensive alternative to most chain hotels. The 59-room Hotel Lindrum in Sydney offers guests pure cotton sheets, a chance to buy theatre tickets, the use of a boardroom, and a prime location from $175 a room. Customers like the small touches of boutiques, like Sydney's Regent Court with its apartment-styled units and kitchen facilities. Lindrum's occupany rate has been 84% and Regents' is 80%.

Statistical Data Included, Finance, Hotel Lindrum, Regents Court, Adelphi Hotel

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Luxury's tough new world

Article Abstract:

Top-end hotels in Australia are finding new ways to entice increasingly price-conscious guests with high level of service, personal attention and recognition in 2003. Hotel managers feel that, travel in this age of uncertainty is geared towards essential business travel, not the 'bit of business, bit of pleasure' visits of the past.

Marketing procedures, Marketing, Business travel, Company marketing practices

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Hotel heartbreak

Article Abstract:

According to a survey conducted on best business hotels, the most important things about a hotel are its location and amenities, the size of the rooms, cleanliness and no-smoking options. However, as the travel business is not going well, hotels are now cutting back on their fancy stuffs.

Surveys

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