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03-04-2016, 08:05 PM
How hotels are changing the way young business travelers work
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LOS ANGELES — Hotels are going for a new minimalist look that lacks even desks and closets, in the belief that young travelers don't want more than a bed to sleep in.*
Hotels are paring down their spaces to attract younger guests, but the move has left some experienced travelers angry, wondering how they're expected to get work done without a desk.
Younger travelers, hotels **te, just want a clean and efficient space to stay. They spend less time in rooms and like to socialize and work in vibrant lobbies with a sense of community.
So carpets are being replaced by easy-to-clean laminate floors. Tubs are being ripped out in favor of glass showers. And instead of working at a desk, guests are increasingly expected to use glorified window sills or oversized TV trays. Read more... (http://mashable.com/2016/03/04/how-hotels-are-changing-the-way-young-business-travelers-work/)
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LOS ANGELES — Hotels are going for a new minimalist look that lacks even desks and closets, in the belief that young travelers don't want more than a bed to sleep in.*
Hotels are paring down their spaces to attract younger guests, but the move has left some experienced travelers angry, wondering how they're expected to get work done without a desk.
Younger travelers, hotels **te, just want a clean and efficient space to stay. They spend less time in rooms and like to socialize and work in vibrant lobbies with a sense of community.
So carpets are being replaced by easy-to-clean laminate floors. Tubs are being ripped out in favor of glass showers. And instead of working at a desk, guests are increasingly expected to use glorified window sills or oversized TV trays. Read more... (http://mashable.com/2016/03/04/how-hotels-are-changing-the-way-young-business-travelers-work/)
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