http://www.wcax.com/story/31811722/can-jay-peak-q-burke-weather-fraud-scandal
Notice that Steve is the manager of "Jay and Burke"
Notice that Steve is the manager of "Jay and Burke"
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But it's not about how cheaply you can run it. It's about filling its rooms. What attracts people to Burke in the summer?Re: Omni
In some ways it makes sense because they are running BW just down the road. Pick up Burke for a cheap price with a new Hotel, send some of the BW crowd there, and it might work.
But it's not about how cheaply you can run it. It's about filling its rooms. What attracts people to Burke in the summer?
But it's not about how cheaply you can run it. It's about filling its rooms. What attracts people to Burke in the summer?
I've been to a few Omni properties far outside the Northeast and it's always nice to see MWH and Bretton Woods photos on the slideshows in the lobby. MWH is that type of property they want to show off, Burke is a far cry from that.
I've been to a few Omni properties far outside the Northeast and it's always nice to see MWH and Bretton Woods photos on the slideshows in the lobby. MWH is that type of property they want to show off, Burke is a far cry from that.
Was something I said incorrect? Surely you don't believe that the Burke hotel is even close to as nice as any other Omni Resort property.
Yes. This is a good point and one that my friends and I have discussed. An upscale motel will NOT target bikers. Q blew that one. BUT it will do a good conference and wedding business.
Bikers, at least the ones we see at KT, spend $5,000 on a bike but then will sleep in their cars or pay $15 for a campsite and sleep in a tent.
There is definitely demand for wedding space, but I'm not so sure how well the conference business will do. You've got a lot of competition considering how rural an area it is. Just look at Stowe, Omni Mt. Washington, Jay Peak, Killington, Lake Morey, etc.
My apologies, then. It certainly came across that way - especially when you gave a terse response of, "I'm familiar with Omni's portfolio, thanks." It was so terse that I could only speculate as to your intent. Apparently my speculation was incorrect.C. The "wow" was for your desire to continue to argue with someone who really wasn't trying to argue with you. I said generally Omni is upscale, but not always. They do diversify some. Maybe they would at Burke if the price is right. Maybe not. That's all I was saying. Simply speculating; not trying to say I'm right and your wrong or vice versa.
You do know how many people come to Vermont for destination weddings, yes? It is a HUGE business.
There is definitely demand for wedding space
Was something I said incorrect? Surely you don't believe that the Burke hotel is even close to as nice as any other Omni Resort property.
Have you actually been inside since they finished it? It is VERY nice inside and I think it looks pretty good from the outside too. Certainly better looking than this place...
https://www.omnihotels.com/hotels/denver-interlocken/property-details/gallery
when you gave a terse response of, "I'm familiar with Omni's portfolio, thanks." It was so terse that I could only speculate as to your intent.
There is a God."The mountain will revert to its former name." - Goldberg, the attorney in charge of Burke in today's Globe. No more Q.
I have not. I've been basing my assumptions on their representation that it is a copy of the Tramhaus Lodge. I have stayed in the Tramhaus. Is it nicer?
That's why I said this:
It was the conference space demand that I was questioning.