Hotels lose out to home comforts

Language: English Series: Times ; 28 November 1996, 43(1)Publication details: 1996Subject(s):

Summary: Executive travellers preference for the comforts of rented service apartments to traditional hotels has led to an number of hotels turning some accommodation into apartments. Names some London hotels. Contact names.

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Executive travellers preference for the comforts of rented service apartments to traditional hotels has led to an number of hotels turning some accommodation into apartments. Names some London hotels. Contact names.

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