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Holiday Inn's Redesign Creates Flexibility for Guests

The hotel brand aims to accommodate both business and leisure travelers.

By Nick Powills1851 Franchise Publisher
SPONSOREDUpdated 3:15PM • 10/07/15
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Holiday Inn recently announced that they have redesigned their guestrooms to better accommodate travelers.

InterContinental Hotels Group, the parent company behind the brand, has coined the concept 4H for happiness, hospitality, home and Holiday Inn. The design features unique features such as a welcome nook, convertible furniture and movable desks, just to name a few.

“Working together, we created more than just a great hotel room,” Eric Lent, VP Americas for Holiday Inn, told HotelNews.com. “We created a great Holiday Inn guestroom: a room with flexibility to meet the different needs of different owners, and flexibility to meet the needs of both business and leisure travelers.”

To read the full story, visit HotelNews.com.

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