Sentence examples for whose hotels from inspiring English sources

"We're all working smarter to ensure we look after each and every guest," said Jonathan Raggett, managing director for Red Carnation Hotels, whose hotels include some in London, the Channel Islands, South Africa and Geneva.

The shift was undertaken primarily to show solidarity with New York in the aftermath of the terror attacks, but also to provide an economic boost to the city, whose hotels and restaurants have suffered from a falloff of tourism.

After a passable dinner of Mexican food at a friendly local spot, Mi Casita, and a cold omelet the next morning at a local cafe, we were ready to leave Friday Harbor for a day on tiny Shaw Island, whose hotels and restaurants cannot disappoint; it has none.

"We don't think children and top hotels should be mutually exclusive," said Mr. Klein, whose hotels make milk and cookies available to children before they go to bed, hold story hours in a corner of the living area and pride themselves on their name-recognition program, where both children and adults are personally greeted by their first name each time they enter or leave.

Don't tell that to the good citizens of Xanthi, however, one of whose hotels proudly bears the name of the man - or demi-god - whom ancient Greece regarded as the greatest of all poets and musicians.

I learned that from a friend whose hotel in Damascus lost power.

Brett and other executives discussed design ideas and scouted locations in mid-tier U.S. cities whose hotel markets seemed underdeveloped.

In response, one smith, whose hotel was only ten minutes away, got up at 3 A.M. to make sure that he wouldn't be late.

Marriott International, whose hotel brands include the luxury Ritz-Carlton, said last week that its meetings bookings were 11 percent higher in the first quarter of this year compared with the first quarter of 2011.

Hilton, whose hotel in Park Lane dominates the Mayfair skyline, was taken private by Blackstone in 2007 for $26.7 billion, including debt, at the height of the market.

NH Hotels, the global chain whose hotel this is, says it is looking for a name that "fits from a commercial point of view and that embraces the history of the building".