Best new business hotels

Business travelers are usually pretty opinionated about the places they have to stay – if the food is exceptional and the staff is attentive they’ll notice. Likewise, if the shower pressure stinks or the shoe shines are sub par, this constituency is sure to complain.

So if you’ve had the pleasure of staying at any of these hotels, we want to hear from you. Are they even better than our scouts said, or did they fall short of expectations? Post a comment below and tell us what you think.

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The rooms are very ergonomic and every amenity is thought of. The price is much higher than the $590 mentioned in this article, for any day of the week, even in the cheapest of rooms however. The lobby is one of the worst layouts ever produced in a large hotel; stunningly disappointing. Service is above average and the management is good. Restaurants are superiour and location is well placed in the financial district.

Posted By Hime, San Francisco, CA : October 7, 2008 3:05 am

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