Hey #PyramidFamily, we're thrilled to announce that The Wayfinder in Bishop, CA, has been featured in Condé Nast Traveler's latest article highlighting "This Summer's Most Exciting Hotel Openings, From California to Cape Cod." We are incredibly proud of The Wayfinder team for their dedication and passion, which led to this prestigious recognition. They've gone above and beyond to showcase our commitment to exceptional hospitality and unforgettable experiences. Let's continue to put #PGHPeopleFirst and celebrate these incredible accomplishments together. Discover more about The Wayfinder's journey and why it's a must-visit destination this summer in the article below! https://lnkd.in/g6EphNQN
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How did this cheap hotel become one of the most sought after destinations in Los Angeles? The Magic Castle Hotel looks like any other cheap LA stopover. At $250 - $300 a night, this converted two-story 1950’s apartment complex, painted canary yellow, with its tiny backyard pool, is hardly the place dreams are made of. And yet, The Magic Castle is routinely ranked in the top 10 hotels in LA on TripAdvisor. They’re batting away competition like the Hotel Bel-Air ($1,500 a night) and the Four Seasons Beverley Hills ($1,200 a night). What is their secret? According to Chip Heath, a Stanford Business School professor, it is their ability to create what he calls “defining moments” - moments that bring meaning to our lives and linger long in our memories. The most famous of these is the Popsicle Hotline. At any time, visitors at the hotel’s pool can pick up a red phone on the poolside wall. At the other end, someone responds: “Hello, Popsicle Hotline.” They request an ice lolly in their favourite flavour, and a few minutes later, a hotel employee wearing white gloves delivers it on a silver platter, free of charge. Kids get immense joy from this. They never forget it - and neither do their parents. This is what makes the Magic Castle such a hit. Great lesson for founders everywhere! You've got to create "popsicle moments" for your customers :-)
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How did this cheap hotel become one of the most sought after destinations in Los Angeles? The Magic Castle Hotel looks like any other cheap LA stopover. At $250 - $300 a night, this converted two-story 1950’s apartment complex, painted canary yellow, with its tiny backyard pool, is hardly the place dreams are made of. And yet, The Magic Castle is routinely ranked in the top 10 hotels in LA on TripAdvisor. They’re batting away competition like the Hotel Bel-Air ($1,500 a night) and the Four Seasons Beverley Hills ($1,200 a night). What is their secret? According to Chip Heath, a Stanford Business School professor, it is their ability to create what he calls “defining moments” - moments that bring meaning to our lives and linger long in our memories. The most famous of these is the Popsicle Hotline. At any time, visitors at the hotel’s pool can pick up a red phone on the poolside wall. At the other end, someone responds: “Hello, Popsicle Hotline.” They request an ice lolly in their favourite flavour, and a few minutes later, a hotel employee wearing white gloves delivers it on a silver platter, free of charge. Kids get immense joy from this. They never forget it - and neither do their parents. This is what makes the Magic Castle such a hit. Great lesson for founders everywhere! You've got to create "popsicle moments" for your customers :-)
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So many travel questions and not nearly enough time in the day scour Google to answer them all — am I right or am I right? 👇 ❓Which hotel or resort rooms get the best light in the morning? ❓And what about the junior suite? Is it actually a decent size, or is it worth the upgrade to a full suite? ❓And what about recent renovations? Have all of the rooms in the hotel been updated, or are some still dated and old? ❓Does the balcony of your room overlook the noisy pool, or is it tucked away in a quiet part of the resort? These are all questions you may be asking yourself about the hotel you’re considering for your trip to The Caribbean for spring break, and the answers will
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You've got the backdrop-now what? Experiential Outdoor Hospitality The term "Experiential Outdoor Hospitality" can be loosely interpreted by some and strictly defined by others. Much like daily routines that quietly guide our lives, whether we acknowledge them or not, your guest is going to have an experience. How much you control that experience is the difference between success and failure. When a guest arrives at your RV resort, glamping retreat, boutique hotel, or dispersed hotel property, the experience they encounter hinges on a complex interplay of various factors and touchpoints. Choosing the Right Path Whether you're expanding an existing property or embarking on a new project, the selection of unit types, styles, and sizes is a pivotal consideration. In an industry where innovation is highly sought after, there comes a point where what's unique becomes the standard, compelling us to break free from convention to meet the ever-increasing expectations of a discerning market. We refer to this imperative for expansion as "EVOLVING," and we've crafted solutions that seamlessly blend practicality with spectacular results. We're excited to share, so stay tuned! How much does branded customization play a role in your existing accommodation choices? #evolvelodging #outdoorhospitality #accommodations #rvresort #hospitalitydesign #boutiquehotels #michelleoliver #randyhendrickson #realestatedeveloper #glamping #expitality
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How did this cheap hotel become one of the most sought after destinations in Los Angeles? The Magic Castle Hotel looks like any other cheap LA stopover. At $250 - $300 a night, this converted two-story 1950’s apartment complex, painted canary yellow, with its tiny backyard pool, is hardly the place dreams are made of. And yet, The Magic Castle is routinely ranked in the top 10 hotels in LA on TripAdvisor. They’re batting away competition like the Hotel Bel-Air ($1,500 a night) and the Four Seasons Beverley Hills ($1,200 a night). What is their secret? According to Chip Heath, a Stanford Business School professor, it is their ability to create what he calls “defining moments” - moments that bring meaning to our lives and linger long in our memories. The most famous of these is the Popsicle Hotline. At any time, visitors at the hotel’s pool can pick up a red phone on the poolside wall. At the other end, someone responds: “Hello, Popsicle Hotline.” They request an ice lolly in their favourite flavour, and a few minutes later, a hotel employee wearing white gloves delivers it on a silver platter, free of charge. Kids get immense joy from this. They never forget it - and neither do their parents. This is what makes the Magic Castle such a hit. Great lesson for founders everywhere! You've got to create "popsicle moments" for your customers :-)
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You've got the backdrop-now what? Experiential Outdoor Hospitality The term "Experiential Outdoor Hospitality" can be loosely interpreted by some and strictly defined by others. Much like daily routines that quietly guide our lives, whether we acknowledge them or not, your guest is going to have an experience. How much you control that experience is the difference between success and failure. When a guest arrives at your RV resort, glamping retreat, boutique hotel, or dispersed hotel property, the experience they encounter hinges on a complex interplay of various factors and touchpoints. Choosing the Right Path Whether you're expanding an existing property or embarking on a new project, the selection of unit types, styles, and sizes is a pivotal consideration. In an industry where innovation is highly sought after, there comes a point where what's unique becomes the standard, compelling us to break free from convention to meet the ever-increasing expectations of a discerning market. We refer to this imperative for expansion as "EVOLVING," and we've crafted solutions that seamlessly blend practicality with spectacular results. We're excited to share, so stay tuned! How much does branded customization play a role in your existing accommodation choices? #evolvelodging #outdoorhospitality #accommodations #rvresort #hospitalitydesign #boutiquehotels #michelleoliver #randyhendrickson #realestatedeveloper #glamping #expitality
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Choosing the perfect hotel room isn’t just about the thread count of your sheets or the amenities offered. As we’ve seen, the view from your window can significantly enhance your overall travel experience, influencing everything from your mental well being to your holiday budget. Most hotels don’t just happen to have stunning views, they are strategically designed to showcase them. I have found some to be a blend of architecture and natural beauty. Whether it’s a cliffside resort that offers panoramic views of the Grand Canyon or a beachside resort with floor-to-ceiling windows to bring the sea indoors, the goal is the same..... to create a transformative guest experience.
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Designed as what appears to be a series of luxury pods, Chablé Sea of Cortez will seamlessly blend luxury hospitality with the natural desert environment of Baja California Sur. The entire property located in La Paz will spread out over nearly 700,000 square feet of desert and host 50 suites. Each one of the suites will boast its own garden, terrace space and plunge pool. Amenities at the resort property will include a large spa facility, a deluxe event space, a private beach with an ocean-front pool and three different restaurants for guests. Coming soon in 2024! #businesstravelmanagement #travelmanagement #travelmanagementcompany #destinationmanagementcompany #corporatetravelmanagers #corporatetravelcompany #destinationmanagement #riskmanagementtravel #globalmobility #travelvisas #traveldocuments #travelriskmanagementcompany #travelmanagementservices #leisuretravel
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