Human bed warmers have been recently recruited by the Holiday Inn in Britain to warm the beds of guests so that they get a good night's sleep.
The walking electric blankets don special all-in-one sleeper suits when they slip into guests' beds to warm them.
Inhospitality Has Put France Tourism in a Tight Spot
It has glorious architecture, fabulous museums and exquisite food but France is worried that all this may not be enough to secure its position as the world's top tourism destination.
It has glorious architecture, fabulous museums and exquisite food but France is worried that all this may not be enough to secure its position as the world's top tourism destination.
He added: "A warm bed - approximately 20 to 24 degrees Celsius - is a good way to start this process whereas a cold bed would inhibit sleep. Holiday Inn's new bed warmers service should help people achieve a good night's sleep especially as it's taking much longer for them to warm up when they come in from the snow."
According to Holiday Inn spokeswoman Jane Bednall, the idea was "like having a giant hot water bottle in your bed".
German Hospitality Industry Confronts Smoking Restrictions
Germany's hotel and restaurant operators on Friday said they had asked the constitutional court to scrap new restrictions on smoking in restaurants.
Germany's hotel and restaurant operators on Friday said they had asked the constitutional court to scrap new restrictions on smoking in restaurants.
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Hotel Guests Not As 'Green' As They Proclaim They Are
A new study has found a significant gap between consumers' attitudes towards green initiatives in the hospitality industry and their actual behavior.
A new study has found a significant gap between consumers' attitudes towards green initiatives in the hospitality industry and their actual behavior.
Small Dutch Bars Exempted From Smoking Ban
A Dutch appeals court ruled Tuesday that small bars with no staff except their owners are exempt from a national smoking ban introduced for the hospitality industry last July.
A Dutch appeals court ruled Tuesday that small bars with no staff except their owners are exempt from a national smoking ban introduced for the hospitality industry last July.
