Category Archives for "Hotel Reviews".
Starwood Hotels and Resorts Worldwide, Incorporated has three hotel properties in Bahrain; but of the three, the Sheraton Bahrain Hotel in Manama offered the lowest room rate — even though the other two… Continue Reading
For the first night I was in Hungary, I stayed at the Park Inn by Radisson Budapest — a hotel property which opened approximately four years ago — using 9,000 Club Carlson frequent guest loyalty program… Continue Reading
I drove a rental car for several hours from Mozambique — I had stayed at MozGuest Residence in Maputo — to South Africa; and I was tired. All I wanted to do was check in to a hotel; perhaps have something… Continue Reading
We stayed two nights at the Hampton Inn Las Vegas Airport, the first as soon as we arrived, and the second the night before we departed. And despite the short duration, we noticed a remarkable difference… Continue Reading
This is part I of a two-part review on the Hampton Inn Las Vegas Airport. Why two parts for an airport hotel? It’s simple: Earlier this week, my colleague reviewed the Hilton Dublin Airport, which… Continue Reading
Having recently transitioned from SPG to Marriott Rewards as my primary program, I was anxious to see how my decision would pan out. Fortunately, my recent stay at the Renaissance Hong Kong did not disappoint… Continue Reading
I was in Dublin for a meeting; and when I reviewed my lodging options, I decided upon the Hilton Dublin Airport as the hotel property at which to stay. Location and Arrival Hilton Dublin Airport is located… Continue Reading
Every hotel stay involves tradeoffs. A city hotel with a great location gets you all of the advantages of geography, but it also comes with a big drawback. Namely, everybody else wants that geography,… Continue Reading
If you are heading to Seoul and do not want to pay what seems to be a high cost when it comes to lodging, you could consider staying in a hostel or a no-name hotel where you have no idea what your experience… Continue Reading
For the older properties in New York, there’s a certain level of expectations. Rooms will likely be small, elevators will be slow and the room setup isn’t perfect. And if you can handle that,… Continue Reading