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Le World Open 2005: changement d'hôtel
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Le World Open 2005: changement d'hôtel
Bonjour, vu les importantes rénovations annoncées au Adam's Mark Hôtel touchant la période où a lieu le World Open, la CCA a changé d'hôtel pour 2005.
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L'hotel était vendu, et va fermer en janvier.
de USA TODAY: http://www.usatoday.com/travel/hotels/2 ... otel_x.htm
"Philadelphia hotel being sold, will close in January
PHILADELPHIA (AP) — A landmark high-rise hotel on the outskirts of Philadelphia will close Jan. 30, hotel officials said.
The 515-room Adam's Mark Philadelphia is being sold to discount retailer Target Corp., which did not immediately announce its plans for the City Avenue property.
"I assume the hotel building would be torn down and Target would build a new building," said City Councilman Michael Nutter, whose district includes the hotel. "I don't know its zoning classification, and whether it allows for a retail building there."
St. Louis-based Adam's Mark Hotels and Resorts once had 24 hotels and is now down to eight, Nutter said.
"This property and others have been on sale for some time," Nutter said."
de USA TODAY: http://www.usatoday.com/travel/hotels/2 ... otel_x.htm
"Philadelphia hotel being sold, will close in January
PHILADELPHIA (AP) — A landmark high-rise hotel on the outskirts of Philadelphia will close Jan. 30, hotel officials said.
The 515-room Adam's Mark Philadelphia is being sold to discount retailer Target Corp., which did not immediately announce its plans for the City Avenue property.
"I assume the hotel building would be torn down and Target would build a new building," said City Councilman Michael Nutter, whose district includes the hotel. "I don't know its zoning classification, and whether it allows for a retail building there."
St. Louis-based Adam's Mark Hotels and Resorts once had 24 hotels and is now down to eight, Nutter said.
"This property and others have been on sale for some time," Nutter said."