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Updates and Enhancements Elevate Meeting Hotels Above Competition


ROSEN HOTELS & RESORTS


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HE THREE ORLANDO-AREA Rosen Hotels & Resorts con- vention properties are abuzz with new developments — which serve only to com- plement the impeccable ser- vice and exceptional value for which the company has long been known. Leading off the


renovation charge: By the end of this year, all three properties will have Wi-Fi in all of their guest rooms. Furthermore, Rosen Hotels & Resorts continues


to reinvent itself with new offers, amenities, and more. Groups booking an Orlando meeting in 2011 at Rosen Plaza, Rosen Centre, or Rosen Shingle Creek can take advantage of the same package for 2013. (See the websites listed at the bottom of this page for details.) Rosen Plaza has renovated its Café Matisse


and completed a floor-to-ceiling renovation of all 800 guest rooms, hallways, and hospitality suites. Guest rooms now feature new 32-inch flat-screen TVs, mini-refrig- erators, laptop-sized safes, furnishings, carpet, and crown molding; and guest baths have been remodeled to evoke an upscale spa. The ever-popular Jack’s Place restaurant has an expanded menu that includes tantalizing options like a 16-ounce veal chop and sesame- crusted tuna. Rosen Centre features the new, 316-foot Rosen Centre Sky-


walk, which connects the hotel with the Orange County Convention Center (OCCC) West Building. The covered pedestrian bridge allows guests to arrive at the OCCC in less than four minutes after leaving their rooms. The recently opened, upscale 98Forty Tapas & Tequila Bar is a hot spot for sophisticated tapas-style dishes that meld Mexi- can and Spanish flavors. Rosen Centre’s lobby has undergone a com- plete contemporary refurbishment. Rosen Shingle Creek is just one mile from the OCCC. This lush,


230-acre, AAA Four-Diamond property, with the debuts of Banrai Sushi and Tobias Flats, now can claim two of the hottest new restau- rants in Orlando. Banrai features signature items such as the Shingle Creek Roll with alligator meat, along with more than a dozen tra- ditional sushi dishes and 16 nigiri sushi/sashimi choices. “Old Flor- ida” meets a new world of tastes at Tobias Flats, which serves up all forms of flatbreads topped with innovative ingredients. n


pcma convene November 2011 AT A GLANCE


Rosen Plaza: 800 guest rooms and suites; 60,000 square feet of meeting and event space, including a 26,000-square-foot Grand Ball- room; a heated tropical swimming pool and whirlpool spa; and six restaurants and lounges Rosen Centre: 1,334 guest rooms and suites; more than 100,000 square feet of meeting and event space, including the 35,000-square- foot Grand Ballroom and 33 meeting rooms; nine restaurants and lounges; the Body & Soul Spa; and a tropical swimming pool and swim-up pool bar Rosen Shingle Creek: 1,500 guest rooms and suites; 445,000 square feet of meeting and event space, including the 95,000-square- foot, column-free Gatlin Ballroom and 99 meeting rooms; the Spa at Shingle Creek; four swimming pools; 14 restaurants and lounges; and an 18-hole championship golf course


For more information: Rosen Hotels & Resorts; (866) 996-9939; sales@rosenhotels.com; www.rosenplaza.com, www.rosencentre.com, and www.rosenshinglecreek.com


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GETTING BETTER ALL THE TIME:


Clockwise from top left — Rosen Plaza, Rosen Centre, and Rosen Shingle Creek are undergoing signifi- cant renovations and enhancements, includ- ing Wi-Fi in all guest rooms by the end of 2011.


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