Archive for December, 2009

Filed Under (hotels) by admin on 31-12-2009

I am a junior in college with no experience in hotel jobs and there are alot of downtown hotels. These hotels dont seem like regular hotels but very good ones. Would I have a chance or should I even not apply? And are there hotels in chicago that will hire me?

i heard that hampton inn you might be able to be younger to work there because you can be 18 and rent a room there.



My boyfriend just got hired as a flight attendant for Continental airlines. What are their rules about me traveling on a pass (since we are not married but do live together) and his family members? How soon do we get the benefits? After he has been working a while? or immediately? Also, I’ve heard that if you get laid off you still get travel benefits as well, is that true?

You can usually not reserve seats when you are a non-rev (travelling on a Flight attendant pass), you get a stand-by ticket.



Filed Under (hotel sweden) by admin on 31-12-2009

um, i really wanna go to an icehotel! But i dont know which one
i know one in quebec canada, and one in sweden,and i think one in finland..but which one is best?
im closer to canada because i live inn usa but id like to go to sweden

do i need reservations? or how can i stay? because if i just show up wont there be a lot of people wanting rooms? and how expensive is it?

I only know the Swedish one (the one in Jukkasjärvi). You have to book in advance. I would book a few months in advance to be sure to get a room.

The cost seems to be from $400 and up per room.

Have fun! (And bring warm clothes ;)



Filed Under (hotels) by admin on 30-12-2009

Sungha plays ‘Hotel California’ arranged by Tomi Paldanius.

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Filed Under (sweden ab) by admin on 30-12-2009

Roxette – Dressed For Success
CAPITOL
(P) 1989 The copyright in this audiovisual recording is owned by EMI Music Sweden AB

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Filed Under (flight) by admin on 30-12-2009

The folk parody duo from New Zealand preforms “She’s So Hot, BOOM!” live on HBO One Night Stand.

For those wanting to know how I obtained this video, I downloaded this off a Flight of the Conchords fan website, and posted it to youtube because at the time there were no full videos of this clip.

All rights belong to HBO for the video and footage, and Flight of the Conchords for the music. None of this footage belongs to me, nor do I take ownership of it.

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Tokio Hotel outside of Sheron Hotel in Stockholm, Sweden 08092009

We waited for over 15 hours, but it was so worth it…

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Filed Under (hotels) by admin on 30-12-2009

The main and the most highlighted difference between a boutique hotel and a contemporary five star hotel is the feel of getting a very personal attention in boutique hotels. The staff of boutique hotels shows their deep interest in making your stay more and more pleasant. They are also habitual of providing special attention to their guests. It is often said that if you want to live like an emperor, stay in a boutique hotel. Usually, it is seen that the location of these boutique hotels are so close to the tourism hotspots of that city and this makes very convenient for the guests to visit those sites and come back to hotel whenever they want. These boutique hotels have one aim and that is to make your visit a cherished one.

As told earlier, staff of the boutique hotels take deep interest in your presence their. They are readily available to guide you on outdoor activities you can do in that area, sights you must see and the attractions of that town, city or state. By this, we can guess that when someone stays in a boutique hotel, he will not only enjoy the lavish and very imperial lodging but he also gets an assurance that he is not going to miss any attractions of the particular location.

There is no big story behind the dawn of these boutique hotels. The two very first boutique hotels of the world are the Blakes hotel in south Kensington, London and the Bedford in union square. These were two self-proclaimed boutique hotel and were opened in 1981 whereas the Morgan hotel in Murray hill in New York is believed to be the first boutique hotel receiving official acknowledgement. This hotel was owned by Mr. Ian Schrager and was started in 1984. Since then, countless boutique hotels have been opened all throughout the world.

There is no fix definition of a boutique hotel but major part of experts in this industry say that a boutique hotel should be a matchless style, a peculiarity in its architecture and design. They say that a boutique hotel should be beyond standardization. Its definition should be given by its customers and that definition sets the standard for that hotel.

The size of the hotel also plays an important role in deciding the description of a boutique hotel. A hotel having more than 150 rooms cant be called a boutique hotel because in this situation guests starts getting the experience they get in normal type hotels. This experience does not stand anywhere around the experience one can get in a boutique hotel.

Although every effort is made to make two boutique hotels totally different but still, they share very common characteristics. These characteristics are their locations, product quality, its popularity in market and its approach. If all these factors are of top class then it is sure that a boutique hotel will gain a huge success.

So, in the end, it can be said that in current scenario where no one will hesitate in spending money to get the best, boutique hotel is the perfect answer to all your accommodation needs while holidaying. There is no doubt that a wisely chosen boutique hotel, its comfort and services will coerce you to reiterate your trip every year.

Kobrun Vidisdottir
http://www.articlesbase.com/hotels-articles/boutique-hotels-much-more-than-just-accommodation-229134.html



Filed Under (flight) by admin on 30-12-2009

Most people usually sleep much better after a warm soothing bath and improving how one sleeps will considerably  help to reduce the effects of Travel Fatigue or even Jet Lag.

Whenever possible you should enjoy a long therapeutic massage in a Hot Tub immediately after every trip or long haul flight. Hydrotherapy not only relaxes your body by opening up your blood vessels, it also helps to rehydrate you.

The relaxing combination of warm soothing water coupled with the Hydro Massage effect produced by a Hot Tub will go a very long way to reviving you and providing the respite so often needed after a car journey or a long flight.

It is a little known fact that at the beginning of a long haul flight the cabin humidity drops from an average of 50% down to 25% and as the flight progresses it comes down to 10% and it has even been recorded as low as 1% at the end of an intercontinental flight. Aircraft cabins are drier than some of the driest deserts on the planet earth. The result of this extremely dry air is dehydration of your body, particularly your skin which can cause discomfort, itchiness and also wrinkles.

During the flight you should drink lots of bottled water and try to breathe moist air from a damp handkerchief draped across your nose. Do not drink alcohol or coffee before or during the flight as these have diuretic properties, which drive moisture from your cells and can cause discomfort.

You should also avoid eating food that is high in fat and salt (most airline meals) and try and stick to food that is high in carbohydrates such as fresh fruit and fruit juice, chocolate and biscuits are also high in carbohydrate. As soon as possible after landing it would be a great idea to get into a Jacuzzi Hot Tub for 20 minutes and let the magic of millions of Hydrotherapy Bubbles and Massage Jets gently sooth you back to normal. Remember to continue to drink lots of fresh water for at least two days after your flight and try and have a 15 minute  Hot Tub session morning and evening each day in the week following your flight.

But remember using your Jacuzzi Spa is a great idea anyway irrespective of whether you have been flying. Nothing beats the effect of warm water with Massage Jets to produce the combination to make that perfect Hot Tub treatment so relaxing.

Jacuzzi John
http://www.articlesbase.com/medical-tourism-articles/how-a-hot-tub-can-help-you-recover-from-travel-fatigue-724978.html



Filed Under (hotels) by admin on 29-12-2009

In some hotels there are over three thousand rooms. What enables this huge supply of hot water? Hot water eventually goes at my house, but why not at hotels?

Most large hotels have very large steam boilers with what’s called an indirect hot water system that gives a virtually endless supply of hot water.
Some of this is based on the fact that not every room will "call" for hot water at the same time, do that, & you might run it out, but not likely.
The reason that the water is hot pretty much instantaneously is they have a hot water return system which is basically a pipe that forces cold water back to the boiler before it can escape from the hot water tap.
Hope this shed a little light on the question!!