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DELIVERING HILTON NEWS to the TRAVEL AGENT 2 Featured Hotel Boca Raton Resort and Club, HILTON for BUSINESS a Waldorf Astoria Resort September to October 2017 HotsheetDELIVERING HILTON NEWS TO THE TRAVEL AGENT 2 Featured Hotel Boca Raton Resort and Club, HILTON FOR BUSINESS a Waldorf Astoria Resort Hilton San Diego/Del Mar Del Mar, California, United States • A tranquil hotel, less than a mile from beautiful beaches • 257 newly renovated rooms and suites with Serenity bed and We’re in the business of making you feel at home, coff eemaker • Over 17,000 sq. ft. of indoor and outdoor event space, including no matter how far away home is 6 meeting rooms • Heated outdoor pool, Coastal Kitchen restaurant, complimentary local Travel transportation • 25 minutes from San Diego International–Lindbergh Field Boca Raton, Florida, United States On cover of this issue is a luxurious, Mediterranean-style resort, just steps from the stunning south Florida coastline. 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It features a blend of vintage and modern design, Boston’s city center and close to all major area hospitals. The 130 suites shopping, restaurants, and vibrant nightlife. The 231 rooms and suites offer Center Mall. The 262 suites feature a private bedroom and a separate, and is conveniently located in downtown Mobile. The 93 brand new rooms offer one- and two-bedroom suites with separate living and sleeping areas, a clean and fresh Hampton Bed®, LCD flat-screen TV, coffeemaker, and spacious living area with the comforts of home, including a TV in each room, and suites offer a 43-inch HDTV, large workspace, coffeemaker, and in some, a kitchenette with full-sized refrigerator, and two-burner stovetops, as well more. Got work to do? Take advantage of the 24-hour business center or mini-refrigirator, wet bar, and coffeemaker. Host a meeting in 6,000 square balconies overlooking Bienville Square. Planning a corporate meeting? as flat-screen TVs with premium channels. 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Chicago O’Hare International Airport. the large fitness center too. 40 minutes from Mobile Regional Airport. 24 minutes from Boston Logan International Airport. WHAT’S NEW AT HILTON: NEW NOW OPEN Hilton Denver Inverness Home2 Suites by Hilton El Paso Airport Englewood, Colorado, United States El Paso, Texas, United States This relaxing retreat near downtown Denver opened in April 2017 and is Feel right at home at this brand new, pet-friendly, all-suite hotel that home to an 18-hole PGA championship golf course. It offers 302 fresh, recently opened near the airport in January 2017. The 111 studio and modern rooms and suites with Hilton Serenity beds and a comfortable one-bedroom suites all offer a full kitchen and a moveable workspace. workspace while some deluxe rooms offer exquisite mountain views. Start your day with complimentary breakfast at the Inspired Table™, get This hotel also boasts over 60,000 sq. ft. of indoor and outdoor event some work done at the business center, head to the outdoor saline pool for space for up to 1,000 attendees, as well as a fitness center, spa, and a relaxing dip, or make the most of your time at the Spin2Cycle fitness/ award-winning dining, including Champagne Sunday Brunch on the laundry facility. Need snacks or travel essentials? The Home2MKT Americas Garden Terrace, featuring over 100 items. 30 minutes from Denver convenience store has you covered. 4 minutes from El Paso International Airport. International Airport. 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Catch up on work at the 24-hour business offer HDTV, coffeemaker, and spacious workspace while suites offer private check-in. It opened in May 2017 and offers 58 rooms and suites with a cheering at the rodeo nearby. The 90 rooms and suites feature a 55-inch center, or relax and unwind at the outdoor pool with patio and barbeque balconies with stunning harbor views. This hotel has over 14,000 sq. ft. of flat-screen HDTV, eco-friendly amenities, walk-in shower, and more. It has HDTV, comfy Serta bed, huge bathroom, oversized windows, and more. grills. You can even throw on some laundry while fitting in a workout at the flexible meeting and event space for up to 450 guests.
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