One of the prime amenities of Crystal Springs Resort is its
impressive Wine Cellar, which is located beneath the
clubhouse and boasts more than 138,000 bottles.
However, as Tim Bugas, the resort’s vice president of
sales, observes, “everything revolves around golf,” as
Crystal Springs is the third largest golf resort in the world.
At the upscale Loews Philadelphia Hotel, director of marketing, Ed O’Boyle, discusses this historical, yet modern Center City hotel,which pro- vides sophisticated and personalized experiences for group, business and leisure travelers alike.
“Located in the historical PSFS build- ing, the Loews Philadelphia has 581 rooms, 47,000-square feet of meeting space,a 15,000-square foot fitness cen- ter and spa, as well as our inherently American restaurant, Bank and Bourbon,”says O’Boyle.
One reason for a meeting planner to choose an upscale property like the Loews Philadelphia is to reach the expectations of their attendees while at the same time supporting the level of quality that their brand represents. “We have a personalized commitment to success," continues O'Boyle,further noting that a planner who chooses to
bring their meeting here will certainly enjoy their
experience.To the planner, he says,"You are important,and every- one truly cares about the quality of your experience at our property.”
The Loews Philadelphia offers many amenities, striving to provide both business and leisure guests with an upscale luxury experience through- out the hotel.
“Personal engagement with each of our guests is at the core of our suc- cess, and provides a boutique feeling even though we are a large hotel,” notes O’Boyle. “Our food and bever- age offerings and services far exceed the standard expectations most have for group and banquet events. Also Bank and Bourbon offers guests the feeling of a destination restaurant. It just happens to be located in a hotel as opposed to a traditional hotel restaurant experience.”
12 January February 2015
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