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Article: EXTENDED-STAY HOTEL BIZ WAKING UP IN NY AREA: VISITORS' LONG-TERM NEEDS SPUR SITES.
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- Crain's New York Business
- Article date:
- September 21, 1998
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Tino Bernal wanted more than a good night's rest. So, during the first week of a long-term assignment starting this spring, he checked out of his standard $320-a-night hotel room and moved into the Beekman Tower, a Manhattan East Suite Hotel. He remained happily ensconced there for four months.
"The Beekman gave me the feeling of living in an apartment, but with the amenities of a hotel, and it saved the company more than $500 a month compared to the price of a hotel room half the size," says Mr. Bernal, a vice president for Citibank in Miami.
Increasingly, executives on lengthy business trips want accommodations that combine home comforts with hotel ...
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