Sentence examples for party hotel from inspiring English sources
El Pacha Hotel (Paseo Maritimo; 34-971-31-5963; www.epoquehotelstreet, across the street from the famous Pacha nightclub, is a modern, glitzy party hotel (very Philippe Starck).
Arrive at the Palomar in the early evening and you might feel as though you've gate-crashed a private party: hotel guests mingle in the double-height lobby as complimentary drinks and canapés are dispensed at the daily "wine hour".
Despite this reviewer's exhortations, my palms don't sweat, my pulse doesn't quicken and I don't "feel the power and potential for endless fun surging through" me when I enter a party hotel.
Today's decadent party hotel in Los Angeles, the Chateau Marmont, likely couldn't hold a candle to the volume of liquor consumed, drugs taken, fist-fights, sexual liaisons of all varieties, and other decadent hedonisms of the Garden of Allah.
On Saturday nights, the Chelsea turns into something of a party hotel, with festivities taking place at the fifth floor outdoor pool area until the wee hours of the morning.
That's not to say that it will dispense with the existing model of taking over a third party hotel's inventory, but this new approach offers a different price point to hit a new kind of customer.
Queen rooms start at $295 a night Named for the Abingdon Square Park in the popular Greenwich Village neighbourhood, the Abingdon Guest House offers a quiet alternative to the party hotels in the nearby Meatpacking District.
Korine set up fiestas of his own in party hotels where no one had slept in a week, or just affixed his cast and story to bacchanals already long in progress.
Well, in addition to Triptease's broader mission to bring greater transparency to hotel pricing — I'm told that third-party hotel booking sites often employ shady tactics, such as fluctuating and disappearing rates — it also enables hotels to better own the customer relationship and improve it.
Other than producing the annoying term "winning," this was a really fun scandal: rabid partying, hotel-smashing, sex, and ranting.
He added, with 76percentt of booking done through third parties, hotels have lost touch with their audience.
