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A Griswold, Connecticut, boutique hotel is like a work of art - hard to define, but you know one when you see one. A boutique hotel implies a lodging that is small and intimate, yet active and full of energy. A 21st century Griswold boutique hotel is much more complex than a conventional branded Connecticut hotel. A boutique is a one-of-a-kind lodging experience.

Connecticut boutique hotels have individual personalities, unique to a city or market. Griswold boutique hotels are usually smaller properties, generally range from 20 to 150 rooms. The smaller property helps to create a more intimate guest experience.

Food and beverage are essential to a Griswold boutique hotel. The guest restaurant experience should be extraordinary, which creates buzz for the Connecticut hotel.

Griswold boutique hotels target each guest individually, as a market of one. The Connecticut hotel must create a personal experience tailored to each guest that is completely service oriented. Service and amenities should be tailored to each guest's individual preferences. Boutique hotels are usually upscale, rated 4 stars or higher.

Boutique hotels are typically housed in an an older, unique structure that was converted from another use. These structures help the property exude a unique personality for a guest stay. Location of the property is usually not important for the guest experience.

Connecticut boutique hotels create a combination of design and service that appeals to specific compatible interests. When a guest enters a Griswold boutique hotel, he will immediately feel at home and find other people there like him. Everything in the hotel must have a purpose for making the guest experience more personalized.

When developing a boutique hotel, psychological and marketing research is used to make emotional connections with brands and products. The boutique hotel property uses this research to create a memorable theme to attract guests.


Find Hotels in Griswold, Connecticut:
  • Americinn Griswold, 375 Voluntown Rd, Griswold, Connecticut
    Americinn Griswold is a place to stay in Griswold, CT. Book a hotel room and make reservations for rental of lodging accommodations.





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    Connecticut Lodging Association Responds to Challenging Times for Industry.

    NEW HAVEN, Conn., April 22 /PRNewswire/ -- The Connecticut Lodging Association (CLA) has selected Ginny Kozlowski as the new Executive Director, effective this April 20, 2009. Under a contractual agreement with the Greater New Haven Convention & Visitors Bureau (GNHCVB), the CLA will look to

    Publication: PR Newswire

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    Connecticut Lodging Association Selects PAETEC.

    Business Editors/High-Tech Writers FAIRPORT, N.YBUSINESS WIREAug. 5, 2003 PAETEC Corp., a holding company whose principal subsidiary is PAETEC Communications, Inc., an integrated communications provider, today announced that the Connecticut Lodging Association has selected PAETEC as the endorsed

    Publication: Business Wire

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    Restaurant, lodging show heading to Hartford

    Owners, managers, chefs and buyers associated with eateries and hotels across the state will meet for the 2006 Connecticut Restaurant and Lodging Show Oct. 23 and 24 at the Connecticut Convention Center. The two-day event is geared toward chefs, managers and executives from restaurants, catering

    Publication: New Haven Register

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    Signs of a tough time in the lodging industry: local hotels struggling for market share, SARS creates extra headache. (Focus: Hospitality).

    Fairfield County hotels--along with the lodging industry in the rest of the country--are facing some of their bleakest bottom lines and greatest challenges in decades, industry sources say. "The past year has been brutal for the lodging industry," said William Gemme, president of the Connecticut

    Publication: Fairfield County Business Journal

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    Lodging Association plans dinner event

    BRIDGEPORT -- The Connecticut Lodging Association will hold its annual meeting, vendor showcase and Stars of the Industry Awards presentation from 5 to 7 p.m. Sept. 29 at the Holiday Inn, 1070 Main St. The awards recognize outstanding achievement in the state's lodging community. The cost to attend

    Publication: New Haven Register

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    Connecticut Q&A: Elaine Summers;Prime Advocate for Tourism in the State - New York Times

    AS thoughts of tourism intensify with the season, Elaine Summers is front and center. Ms. Summers was named last summer the executive director of the Connecticut Lodgings and Attractions Association (formerly the Hotel and Motel Association), with almost 300 members. From lobbying the legislature

    Publication: The New York Times

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    Connecticut tourism industry forms new alliance to promote funding, education.

    Byline: Anthony Cronin Aug. 30--The state's $10 billion tourism industry is creating a new alliance to promote the vital role it plays in Connecticut's economy and has named a longtime lodgings and restaurant executive as its new executive director. The newly formed Connecticut Tourism Industry

    Publication: Day (New London, CT)

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    State launches 'Green Lodging' designation?

    By Register Staff Connecticut hotels, motels and other lodging accommodations will soon be able to sport a "Green Lodging" logo to let consumers know they incorporate environmentally friendly measures, part of a new state program being launched to encourage and promote businesses that go "green."

    Publication: New Haven Register

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    Official urges Connecticut to reinvest in tourism.

    By Anthony Cronin, The Day, New London, Conn. Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Sep. 23--The state's chief tourism official said Wednesday that more funding should be earmarked for the tourism industry and advocated directing a portion of the statewide hotel-occupancy tax back into the industry.

    Publication: Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News

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    State cuts in tourism funding hurt Eastern Connecticut the most.

    By Anthony Cronin, The Day, New London, Conn. Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Dec. 3--NORWICH, Conn. -- The head of the region's publicly funded tourism district told local legislators Thursday that the tourism industry is vital to the continued success of eastern Connecticut's economy and

    Publication: Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News

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