One- or Two-Night Stay for Two in a King Suite at Hotel Indigo Dallas Downtown
Colorful Hotel in Historical Downtown Dallas Location In the early 1920s, Conrad Hilton set the blueprints for a hotel in downtown Dallas that would be built on the highest plot of land he could find. The building would be grand, designed in the style of Louis Sullivan’s elegant skyscrapers, and feature two imposing towers joined by an arching 10th-floor bridge. It would also become the first hotel to bear his name. The distinctive design of the high-rise helped to earn it a spot on the National Register of Historic Places in 1985. Though the building’s exterior looks much the same as it did in 1925, it is now the Hotel Indigo Dallas Downtown, and the interior has undergone a radical transformation brought on by insightful designers. Revamped guest rooms glow with a colorful spectrum of bold yellow paints, texturized wall murals, and indigo bedspreads, replacing the gray- and cream-colored rooms of the 1920s. King suites feature gleaming hardwood floors, and so does the spacious lobby, where guests can relax in comfy chairs or visualize how many marshmallows it would take to fill the vaulted ceilings. The lobby’s bar area glimmers like a giant amethyst, emitting deep, rich shades of indigo at every turn. Guests can enjoy an aperitif here before strolling next door to Phi Restaurant, a bistro-style eatery that features a seasonally rotating menu of breakfast and dinner fare amid larger-than-life wall murals, such as a close-up of a sunflower. Dallas: Bustling Business District and Massive Art Museum The Hotel Indigo Dallas Downtown sits on the historical Main Street, the spine of downtown Dallas that connects to many of the city’s recently rejuvenated urban districts. When looking toward the east from the hotel, one can see the popular Main Street Garden, a block-long public park encircled by skyscrapers. Here, locals come to picnic on the expansive lawn or take in movies under the moonlight in the summer and fall. Half a mile away resides the Dallas Museum of Art , which has a curated collection of more than 24,000 works of art spanning 5,000 years of human culture. Current exhibits include Mark Manders: Parallel Occurrences/Documented Assignments , a series of self-portraits in sculpture by the acclaimed Dutch artist, as well as a showcase of the multimedia work of Los Angeles–based artist Mark Bradford, who utilizes the Dallas Museum of Art’s vast open space with a large installation. Live jazz performances take place each Thursday from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. at the museum, which keeps its doors open until midnight on the third Friday of every month to prolong staring contests with busts of Roman emperors. Groupon Says Read more…
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Westin to revamp its gyms with blue light
Starwood’s Westin chain today will announce a global revamp of its fitness centers in all 182 locations with blue light that’s supposed to give us an energy boost, Hotel Check-In has learned.
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GlobalSCAPE CEO to Present at Noble Financial Equity Conference
SAN ANTONIO–(BUSINESS WIRE)–GlobalSCAPE, Inc. (NYSE Amex: GSB), a leading developer of secure information exchange solutions for businesses and consumers, announced today that its CEO, Jim Morris, will be presenting on January 18, 2012, at BOCEMb 2012, the 8th Annual Noble Financial Equity Conference taking place at the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida. Mr. Morris will be discussing the Company’s growth and business highlights, including the recent acquisition of TappInT
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Asure Software, Inc. to Present at Sidoti’s Semi-Annual New York Micro Cap Conference on Jan. 9, 2012
AUSTIN, Texas–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Asure Software will present at Sidoti & Company, LLC’s Semi-annual New York Micro Cap Conference on Monday, Jan. 9, 2012 in New York City at the Grand Hyatt Hotel, located at 109 E. 42nd St.
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Capital Senior Living Corporation to Present at Sidoti Semiannual Micro-Cap Conference on Monday, January 9, 2012
DALLAS–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Capital Senior Living Corporation (the “Company”) (NYSE:CSU), one of the country’s largest operators of senior living communities, today announced that management will make a presentation regarding the Company at the Sidoti Semiannual Micro-Cap Conference at the Grand Hyatt Hotel in New York, New York on Monday, January 9, 2012, beginning at 3:15 p.m. Eastern time. ABOUT THE COMPANY Capital Senior Living Corporation is one of the nation’s largest operators of residential
Oyster.com Checks-in to 40 More Cities in Three Months
Special Hotel Investigators Visit, Photograph, Review and Rate Each Hotel, Uncovering the Truth, before it’s “uh-oh” Time /PRNewswire/ — Oyster.com , the hotel tell-all, has been keeping its hotel investigators busy the last three months.
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One- or Two-Night Stay for Up to Five with Dining and Spa Credit at Hotel Alsace & Spa in Texas
Restful Refinement in Panoramic Hill Country Schnitzel and sauerkraut are on the menu, but the view from the windows—rugged hills covered with scraggly grasses and succulent plants under a vast open sky—seems better suited to a western than an Oktoberfest celebration. But Castroville’s German and French roots have been proudly celebrated for more than 20 years at the Hotel Alsace & Spa’s Alsatian restaurant, located about 27 miles west of San Antonio. Perched on a knoll overlooking miles of scenic Hill Country, the hotel’s 38 guest rooms are linked by gradually curving walkways shaded by a long bonnet roof. French doors in each room open onto private balconies offering panoramic views of the visually rich landscape. Earth-toned décor echoes the outdoors in everything from deep-brown comforters atop queen beds to naturally textured, travertine-tile floors. Every morning, a complimentary waffle-and-breakfast bar simultaneously serves up nourishment and banishes nightmares of a dystopian future in which waffles have become extinct. At the onsite Spa Alsace , where Groupon users receive a 10% discount, guests can unwind with an array of soothing treatments, including hot-stone massage ($90 for a 50-minute session) and facials tailored to individual skin type ($55–$115). This Getaway also includes a two-person credit for the Alsatian Restaurant’s salad bar and lunch buffet, a daily changing smorgasbord that ranges from authentic Alsatian beef bourguignon to all-American fried chicken and meatloaf. Castroville, Texas: Alsatian Inflections in Small-Town Texas The self-billed “Little Alsace of Texas,” historical Castroville stands in novel and charming contrast to nearby San Antonio’s Tex-Mex culture. Founded by Alsatian immigrants in 1844, the town contains dozens of carefully maintained historical structures. The oldest of these, The Steinbach House , actually began its life in Alsace in the 17th century before being shipped to Castroville in 1998 and reopened as a museum complete with period furniture and confused serfs. A roughly 30-minute drive brings travelers to San Antonio and its world-class Latin cuisine, museums, and lively River Walk. Groupon Says Read more…
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Stars of Industry Celebrated at Hotel Association of North Texas Annual Fall HOSPY’s Gala
DALLAS–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Hoteliers from across North Texas celebrated their own as the Hotel Association of North Texas hosted its fifth annual HOSPY’s Awards Gala at the Hilton Anatole Hotel in Dallas, Texas in October
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One- or Two-Night Stay for Two in a King or Queen Room at The St. Anthony Riverwalk Wyndham Hotel in San Antonio
Palatial Grandeur in Downtown San Antonio In 1909, a trio of Texas cattlemen broke ground on a project that would transform a pasture into palatial accommodations frequented by movie stars and royalty over the next century. Ascending the regal red staircase of The St. Anthony Riverwalk Wyndham Hotel, guests follow in the footsteps of legendary visitors such as Princess Grace of Monaco, Eleanor Roosevelt, and Judy Garland. Antique French Empire and Russian furnishings complement modern amenities at this National Historic Landmark, which seamlessly melds stately luxury with contemporary comfort. In the Peacock Alley lounge, twinkling light from crystal chandeliers bounces off burnished bronze statues as bartenders mix classic cocktails and serve light snacks. Like a portal to the past, the doors of Elegant king and queen rooms open to reveal handsome furnishings and old-fashioned wooden four-poster beds. Quilted linens serve as a cozy cocoon after a day spent swimming or diving for Davy Crockett’s legendary coonskin swim cap in the outdoor heated pool. Inside, the sumptuous accommodations create an atmosphere of opulence and comfort that feels far removed from the downtown bustle just outside. In the morning, sunlight filters through frosted half-moon windows as servers whisk plates of buttermilk waffles ($10) and huevos rancheros ($12) to guests seated in the Madrid Room. In addition to breakfast fare, the Madrid Room offers a menu of southwestern fare throughout the day to refuel guests before they hop on a trolley to San Antonio’s hub or take in the colorful sights along the River Walk. San Antonio: Riverside Recreation and Vibrant Culture The River Walk cuts a broad swath through the heart of the city, making for a peaceful stroll between parkland and boutiques on one side and, on the other, the placid waterway dotted with riverboats and rubber-ducky armadas. In addition to the legendary Alamo, San Antonio boasts a number of historical sites, including HemisFair Park, the site of the 1968 World’s Fair and home to the iconic 750-foot Tower of the Americas. Nearby, San Antonio’s historical Market Square buzzes with authentic Mexican fare, folk dancing, and mariachi bands. Groupon Says Read more…
GeoResources, Inc. to Present at Upcoming Conferences
HOUSTON–(BUSINESS WIRE)–GeoResources, Inc., (NASDAQ:GEOI), today announced that the Company’s management team will present at the following conferences in November 2011. The Company’s Director of Acquisitions & Financial Planning, Quentin Hicks, will present at the Sidoti & Company, LLC Conference at the Grand Hyatt New York Hotel located at 109 East 42nd Street in New York City, New York on Thursday, November 10, 2011 at 10:40 AM EST. The Company’s President and CEO, Frank A. Lodzinsk
