--- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, Hinge [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
That's what you get to enjoy if you spend $190 a night
I guess i don't understand some posts regarding the Berkeley. So,
people complain that they don't want the oceanfront to look like the
mall of america and every other
I think the problem is that the exterior of the building doesn't reflect what
may be going
on inside. If you were to spend $190 a night to stay there, and you pulled up
in front,
wouldn't you balk at the sight of broken and boarded up windows?
I for one would love to see a great funky hotel in
During the summer a few years ago they were charging almost that much
money before anything was done. We moved to Atlanta for a year and
wanted to get our Asbury fix during a visit in March. Even then the
rooms were about $100. We rented one of the Presidential suites for
$175 a night. I'm
I disagree on all points. There are lush apartments in old
buildings in the meat packing district that have been transformed
into very cool apt's. There are dance clubs in old churches (see
the limelight). I've been to hotels in France which are 400 years
old and have a funky retro bar
I've been to cool funky hotels all over the planet.
Funky and old outside is one thing, but wouldn't you be a little dismayed if
you spent that
kind of money and pulled up and saw broken and boarded up windows? What about
windows that are open despite the fact that it's raining outside?
I think
--- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, dsher4 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I guess i don't understand some posts regarding the Berkeley. So,
people complain that they don't want the oceanfront to look like the
mall of america and every other boring town. Then someone comes in
and spends money to
FYI.hotels.com has rooms for $132.00 and the Berkeley Hotel is
matching the internet rate for my stay there tomorrow as well as
upgrading me to an ocean view room. Once this becomes a full
service hotel I am sure they will be able to command a rate even
higher than $190.00 per night
I agree that it could be a great addition to the town, and despite what i've
said about the
exterior, I hope they succeed.
What cracks me up is what hotels.com is listing as the area attractions;
Monmouth Mall - 5.5 miles
Shore Performing Arts Center - 2.5 miles
Paramount Theatre Convention
I hear you on keeping it unique, but those are all generalities and
not solutions to what it should look like and how you should take
advantage of asbury's intrinsic asssets as it relates to this
structure. I'm just curious how you think that should be done at the
Berkeley. Also who knows
The berkley will be filled all summer long. Look north to deal. All
the clients they need to fill it in the summer, the coming holidays
and more.
As far as funky and what works. Walk through South Beach, move away
the curtains and lights.
You can also walk into someplace like Mattison Park
should not
be so hard on them. Atleast wait for the finished product before you judge.
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Sent: Tuesday, September 11, 2007 9:58:33 AM
Subject: [AsburyPark] Re: Berkeley Carteret Hotel
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--- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, dsher4 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I hear you on keeping it unique, but those are all generalities
and
not solutions to what it should look like and how you should take
advantage of asbury's intrinsic asssets as it relates to this
structure. I'm just
Re: Berkeley Carteret Hotel
--- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, dsher4 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I hear you on keeping it unique, but those are all generalities
and
not solutions to what it should look like and how you should take
advantage of asbury's intrinsic asssets as it relates to this
Glad you're back - 'porch'
The post's were getting boring here.
Bill
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I don't want to post my thoughts on this yet, but is the hotel even open
yet?? I suspect it is, but it's probably no where near being done. How can
anyone judge it??? Anyone who stays there would clearly see they are one of
the first to arrive, and that it's a work in progress.
.
My 11 year old said, Are they trying to make it look...funky?
Don'y you know all (almost)women in deal are decorators... or know how
to hire one?
You just need taste.
at least your kid has a nicer mouth then my kid. I guess we should move
out west and out of OT.
The only name on the
That's what you get to enjoy if you spend $190 a night
--- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, Gary Wien [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Tommy,
I did a double take with that rug too!
LOL
On Sep 10, 2007, at 5:13 PM, justifiedright wrote:
Walked into the lobby the other night with my sons. We
When u stop back in, ask them the deal with the plywood window for over
a year on the corner of Sunset and Ocean Ave, conference room.
I know the windows you mean. As of last week when i went by last, all
the large picture windows downstairs were replaced in that area.
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