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Welcome
FrontDeskIt is nowten yearssince we ﬁrst launched Sleeper
EditorMagazine,with little more than ahunch that
MattTurner
m.turner@mondiale.co.ukthe hotel industrywas about to see some major
Assistant Editor
Catherine Martinchanges,and aquirky name we quite liked.
c.martin@mondiale.co.uk
International Advertising SalesThat ﬁrst issue had a photo taken inside the lift at
Stephen Quiligotti
s.quiligotti@mondiale.co.ukMalmaison Manchester on the cover, an image which
Advertising Salesseemed to ﬁt with the upward trajectory of the hotel sector
BeckyThomasat the time. In truth it also reﬂected the narrow focus of the
r.thomas@mondiale.co.uk
magazine, which was primarily concentrated on UK hotels, Design
and their interior design.We created Sleeper in the belief Dave Bell
d.bell@mondiale.co.ukthat the hotel industry was ready to undergo an upheaval
Advertising Productionsimilar to those we had seen in the other industries we
Dan Seatonpublished magazines for – nightclubs, bars and restaurants.
d.seaton@mondiale.co.uk
An upheaval where design and technology would become Accounts
increasingly important, with independent operators leading Donna Barlow
d.barlow@mondiale.co.ukinnovation, and encouraging the larger, branded groups to
Rebecca Fitzpatrickup their game.
r.fitzpatrick@mondiale.co.ukFive years on from our initial launch, we revamped the
Marketing & Subscriptionsmagazine in its current ‘coffee-table’ format, with a broader
Laura McLaughlininternational outlook, and a focus not just on the interior
l.mclaughlin@mondiale.co.ukCOVER STORY: Bungalow
design of hotels, but the development and architecture of ChairmanHotelonNew Jersey Shoreis
DamianWalshthe buildings which house them. Hence this issue this marks“a modern interpretation of an
d.walsh@mondiale.co.uknot just a decade of publishing Sleeper, but the ﬁve year
international surﬁng lodge,” with Publishers
annivesary of our relaunch.aunique mix of modern and Sleeper Magazine Ltd
In recognition of this milestone you will notice a few Waterloo Place,Watson Squareone-of-a-kind vintage pieces.
Stockport, United Kingdomchanges to Sleeper as of this issue. It’s not so much a full-onPictured hereisa6ft mural of
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Fax: +44 (0)161 429 7214of whitebuttons by artist Ann building but we have cleaned it up, improved the signage,
www.sleepermagazine.comCarrington, one of numerous rare
and brought in some new furniture.As with many hotel
Retail Cover Price (where sold): £7.95artworks chosen forthe project refurbishments, a lot of the work has gone into the stuff you
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