Crowne Plaza Hotels & Resorts has unveiled
details of its next generation guest room.
Working for the past two years with designers
from outside the sector, Future Agenda and Pearson Lloyd,
specialising in areas such as the future of workspace, Crowne
Plaza Hotels & Resorts has developed a
design that it says “challenges the traditional norms of business
space in hotels”.
Keith Barr, Chief Commercial Officer, IHG said,
“Our
innovative, intuitive guest room design creates a fantastic new
space that will encourage them to be productive but also to rest
and, crucially, to get a great night’s sleep. The response from
guests has been outstanding. They tell us they can rest more
easily and can focus more on what they need to do to be
successful. We want to help all our guests to have a successful
life - not just a successful stay.”
Key points of the new rooms are:
Rest: The bed has a padded, curved headboard which, along with
insulated wall panels on each side of the room, helps
reduce noise levels.
Chill: This
sofa
area offers a multi-purpose space to hold informal
meetings, doubling as an area to socialise and relax away from the
traditional workspace.
Connectivity:
The dedicated,
multi-purpose workspace offers a surface with
accessible outlets and adjustable lighting - creating a productive
environment for work as well as catering for vanity needs with a
hair dryer in the drawer and mirror above the desk.
The new guest room will launch in the Americas
region in 2015 at the Crowne Plaza Atlanta Midtown and with early
adopters.
Crowne Plaza,
Travel Trends,
IHG,
Atlanta
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