Real Estate/Development
Aug. 27, 2002
Originality Pays Off in Occupancy
BY JIM EMERSON Special to the CREJ Ground zero of the hotel industry bust is San Francisco, but the city's battered boutique hotel segment has an advantage over bigger full-service hotels. Boutique hotels typically achieve greater customer loyalty, and that's a nice cushion during economic hard times.
BY JIM EMERSON
Special to the CREJ
Ground zero of the hotel industry bust is San Francisco, but the city's battered boutique hotel segment has an advantage over bigger full-service hotels. Boutique hotels typically achieve greater customer loyalty, and that's a nice c...
Special to the CREJ
Ground zero of the hotel industry bust is San Francisco, but the city's battered boutique hotel segment has an advantage over bigger full-service hotels. Boutique hotels typically achieve greater customer loyalty, and that's a nice c...
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