April 30, 2007 - Extended Stay Hotels, which operates 682 North American properties, recently announced that it plans to continue to welcome smokers, according to a report by Paul B. Brown for the New York Times quoting Hotels magazine. The Extended Stay group includes the Extended Stay America, Homestead Studio Suites and Crossland Economy Studios brands.Tim Groves, Extended Stay’s executive vice-president for sales and marketing, was quoted as saying there were no plans to restrict smoking anytime soon. Smokers were welcome to light up in common areas and designated rooms. (Tobacco Reporter) Bringing the World of Tobacco Control closer together..
Extended Stay Hotels, which operates 682 North American properties, recently announced that it plans to continue to welcome smokers, according to a r
April 30, 2007 - Extended Stay Hotels, which operates 682 North American properties, recently announced that it plans to continue to welcome smokers, according to a report by Paul B. Brown for the New York Times quoting Hotels magazine. The Extended Stay group includes the Extended Stay America, Homestead Studio Suites and Crossland Economy Studios brands.Tim Groves, Extended Stay’s executive vice-president for sales and marketing, was quoted as saying there were no plans to restrict smoking anytime soon. Smokers were welcome to light up in common areas and designated rooms. (Tobacco Reporter)
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