I guess city council will allow this increase in height, too . . . and of course, tax abatements:
posted by Anniken Davenport, Esquire @ 9:53 AM
Anniken Davenport is an attorney and writer. She has served as a medical board prosecutor and directed the Wilson College Legal Studies Program for five years. She is currently working on a book on the medical malpractice crisis and is the author of the textbook Basic Criminal Law published by Pearson/PrenticeHall. She is an adjunct instructor of business law at Harrisburg Area Community College.
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MORE??? Clearly you don't know what a botique hotel is. Aloft is NOT a boutique hotel; it s a CHAIN hotel aimed at a niche audience. The new proposal is a true boutique hotel.
Well, I generally stay in what I've been calling boutique hotels. Some are part of small chains, some have been a single hotel or inn. So I'd call both of these boutique hotels as they cater to travellers expecting something different from the usual Hilton, Crown Plaza or Holiday Inn decor and experience. What exactly is the difference between a chain hotel aimed at a niche audience and a true boutique hotel? Pray tell so we can all know
If you have a better definition, please share
I'm having trouble posting your comments - here's one I got that I can't post the regular way:
HarrisburgNightlife.com has left a new comment on your post "More boutique hotels":
Actually WCI Partners classifies their own hotel as a boutique hotel.
2 more hotels downtown are better than 3.
The new boutique hotel will clearly cater to lobbyists and people in politics. Rooms will most likely be in the 300s-400s.
A nod to the forward thinkers in Harrisburg!
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