Days Inn Rotterdam City Centre is een fantastische keuze voor reizigers in Rotterdam. Het biedt een gezinsvriendelijke omgeving en veel nuttige voorzieningen voor tijdens je verblijf. Show
Tijdens hun verblijf bij Days Inn Rotterdam City Centre kunnen gasten Huis Sonneveld (1,4 km) en Oude Haven (1,5 km) bezoeken, enkele van de populairste attracties in Rotterdam. Gasten kunnen gebruikmaken van gratis wifi en de kamers bij Days Inn Rotterdam City Centre bevatten airconditioning, een bureau en een zitgedeelte. Tijdens je verblijf kun je profiteren van voorzieningen, zoals 24 uursreceptie, bagageopslag en wisselkantoor. Gasten van Days Inn Rotterdam City Centre kunnen daarnaast gebruikmaken van een lounge op locatie. Er is voor reizigers die aankomen met een auto parkeren aan de straat beschikbaar. Reizigers die van oesters houden, zijn bij Hotel New York, Tai Wu of The Fish Market aan het juiste adres. Je kunt tijdens je bezoek ook naar een visrestaurant gaan, zoals Hotel New York, Grand Garden of Euromast Tower. Bovendien maakt Days Inn Rotterdam City Centre het eenvoudig om geweldige attracties in Rotterdam te ontdekken, zoals Natural History Museum. Dit is een populair natuurhistorisch museum. Veel plezier in Rotterdam!
Days Inn by Wyndham
Days Inn is a hotel chain headquartered in the United States. It was founded in 1970 by Cecil B. Day, who opened the first location in Tybee Island, Georgia. The brand is now a part of the Wyndham Hotels and Resorts, headquartered in Parsippany, New Jersey, which used to be a part of Cendant. As of December 31, 2018, Days Inn includes 1,728 locations worldwide with 137,678 rooms.[1][2] History[edit]Founder Cecil B. Day, before creating Days Inn, had worked in real estate in Atlanta, Georgia, where he built and developed apartment complexes. He also owned several locations of the fast food chains Jiffy Drive-In and Carrols in Atlanta. Day sold his holdings to Phipps Land Company for $14 million in 1969, the largest real estate transaction in the state of Georgia at the time.[3] Day founded Days Inn on Tybee Island, Georgia, in 1970. He proposed the idea as a means of using a piece of land he owned on the island.[4] When the first Days Inn opened, Day could not find maid service, so he had his children make up the rooms' beds. Also, a truck that delivered furniture was too heavy for the bridge onto the island, so Day's mother hauled furniture onto the island in her station wagon. Despite the criticism that Day faced from friends for wanting to start a new lodging option on a "no-name island" with a flagging tourist economy, the first Days Inn was 100 percent occupied by April 1970. The first property featured 60 rooms and a price of $8 per room.[5] Later in 1970, Day opened the second location, in Forsyth, Georgia. During a heavy rainstorm a week before construction was completed and the planned opening day, about 20 travelers were allowed to stay at the property, at Day's insistence despite unfinished rooms. Three nights later all 120 rooms were occupied.[6] Through the 1970s hotel guests could take home a paperback Bible (usually the American Bible Society Good News Bible New Testament) from their guest rooms for free. Days Inn of America, Inc. began franchising hotels in 1972 and within eight years created a system of more than 300 hotels in the United States, Mexico, and Canada. Stanley S. Tollman and Monty D. Hundley, via the Tollman-Hundley Hotel Group, became the largest franchisees in the 1980s and bought Days Inn of America. In 1991, they took it into bankruptcy then sold it to Hospitality Franchise Systems. Tollman and Hundley were indicted on federal bank fraud and tax fraud charges because they had not disclosed all assets in the process.[7] Tollman fled to London in 2002, where he fought extradition for many years. In 2008, he agreed to a plea deal that would allow him to return home in exchange for more than $100 million.[8] Concepts[edit]Starting with the second location in Forsyth, many Days Inns featured a restaurant and gift shop combination called Tasty World. Day refused to sell alcohol at Tasty World restaurants. Day did not drink alcohol and decided to target families with the brand. He noted that his refusal was criticized by bankers, who felt that including a bar would increase profits.[9] Forsyth and many properties after it also featured on-site gasoline pumps to sell unbranded fuel to motel guests.[10] Day, who was a devout Christian, also offered a network of chaplains to provide ministry at each motel.[11] Days Inn was one of the first hotel chains to offer discounts to senior citizens. It was also among the first to locate its properties along suburban and rural exits on the Interstate Highway System, as opposed to more urban locations.[12] United Kingdom franchises at motorway service stations[edit]In the UK, the top four motorway services operators have Days Inn hotels. Days Inn and Moto Hospitality have experimented with two hotels at Wetherby and Winchester Services. Roadchef have Days Inn Hotels at most of their sites. Welcome Break brought the Days Inn brand to the UK under licence from the US company. It used to have one at each service station with a hotel however some have been converted to ramadas. Welcome Break also run a couple of non-motorway hotels, one in Milton Keynes. Extra Services has Days Inn hotels at most of their sites. They are operated by Welcome Break. Variations[edit]The hotel brands of Days Inn include:[13]
See also[edit]
References[edit]Footnotes[edit]
Works cited[edit]
External links[edit]
Who is Days Inn owned by?About Wyndham Hotels & Resorts
The Company operates a portfolio of 20 hotel brands, including Super 8®, Days Inn®, Ramada®, Microtel®, La Quinta®, Baymont®, Wingate®, AmericInn®, Hawthorn Suites®, Trademark Collection® and Wyndham®.
How many days are inn UK?With more than 60 hotels, we've got the perfect choice for your stay in the United Kingdom.
How many points do I need for a free night at Wyndham?Book free nights starting at just 7,500 points. Get a discounted night starting at just 1,500 points. with the Wyndham Rewards Earner® Cards. See Terms & Conditions for details.
What company owns Wyndham?Wyndham Hotel GroupWyndham Hotels & Resorts / Parent organizationnull
|