amenities in one place with unmatched accessibility between Baltimore and Washington, DC, and a short drive from BWI Thurgood Marshall Airport. Live! Hotel also is just steps away from the gaming floor of one of the largest commercial casinos in the country, which is known for its ‘anything can happen environment.’ It’s situated next to the Arundel Mills Mall, too, Maryland’s largest shopping mall.”


“Guests have raved about our Vegas-like atmosphere... first-class gaming, dining, shopping and nightlife,” she adds.


Live! Hotel is the first hospitality proper- ty worldwide to carry the Live! brand. Where it differs from traditional and corporate-owned properties, Jones says, is in the fact that they are often more focused on the bottom line, whereas “our priority is to deliver the highest level of customer service to our guests that we treat like family. That includes


groups of all sizes who value our flexi- bility and wide range of customizable options that are offered in a welcoming environment. Our guests seek us out for a dynamic gaming and entertain- ment environment where they also can experience luxury accommodations, world-class dining and shopping - all at one location.”


Live! Hotel boasts many unique design features throughout the property, including a diverse contemporary art collection with pieces from world- renowned artists (most notably a signed Andy Warhol piece) that has been curated exclusively for the hotel. “Nearby in the casino is Orchid Gaming and Smoking Patio, a visually stunning space that is Maryland’s first and only outdoor gaming area that fea- tures both table games and slots.”


According to Camela Pastorius, CMP, vice president, meetings and events for


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