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THE INN AT HARVARD UNVEILS ITS NEW LOOK FULLY RENOVATED GUESTROOMS FEATURE UPSCALE DESIGN AND NEW TECHNOLOGIES

Cambridge, MA (April 2006) – The Inn at Harvard and Harvard Real Estate Services today announce the completion of a two million dollar guestroom renovation. The complete floor-to-ceiling renovation of the Inn’s 111 rooms includes the installation of all new furniture, easy-access to high-speed Wi-Fi Internet throughout the property, the addition of fitness center, and becoming to first hotel in the Boston area to offer flat screen televisions in every guestroom.

"Our new guestrooms were designed to reflect the stylish, sophisticated atmosphere of a luxury residence, while also keeping in mind the needs of today’s business traveler,"said Richard Carbone, CEO, Collegiate Hospitality, LLC and innkeeper at The Inn at Harvard. "The new look coupled with the additions of a fitness center and high-speed wireless Internet will further The Inn’s appeal to savvy travelers."

The well-appointed guestroom environment is filled with vibrant colors, rich cherry woods, classic almond toned walls, warm silken textures accented with black granite top furniture and sleek chrome lighting fixtures. Business travelers will appreciate additions like ergonomic chairs and two touchtone telephones with voicemail. Artwork hanging on the guestroom walls is commissioned from a well know local photographer, reflecting Harvard University’s architecture and landmarks, as well as local points of interest.

Featuring an intimate four-story glass enclosed atrium, beautifully designed by renowned architect Graham Gund, the property also includes a lavish Presidential Suite favored by dignitaries associated with the University. The suite overlooks Harvard Square and is perfect for hosting small client receptions and board meetings.

For more information or reservations at The Inn at Harvard, please call 617-491-2222 or visit www.theinnatharvard.com.

About The Inn at Harvard:

Harvard Real Estate Services on behalf of the President and Fellows of the University developed the Inn at Harvard on the campus of Harvard University. Designed by renowned architect Graham Gund, the Inn boasts an enviable location just a short stroll from the heart of popular Harvard Square. The classic red brick property offers 111 elegantly appointed and newly renovated guestrooms, including a lavish Presidential Suite favored by dignitaries associated with the University. Specializing in small meetings for 30-40 people, the Inn also offers complete on-site food & beverage capabilities. The Inn is located at 1201 Massachusetts Avenue, Harvard Square, Cambridge, MA 02138.

About Collegiate Hospitality:

Collegiate Hospitality, LLC was formed in January of 2005 by a long time hospitality professional Richard Carbone. Collegiate Hospitality currently has two properties under management in The Inn at Harvard and the Harvard Square Hotel. The President and Fellows of Harvard University own both hotels with the mission of striving to create value for guests, property owners, and associates in each hospitality property. Collegiate Hospitality develops an innovative, customized business plan for each property under Management. Through this belief, Collegiate Hospitality requires each property General Manager to spend a minimum of 75% of their time in both guest and staff member contact areas. In some cases the property General Manager is physically located in the lobby of the property to allow for unprecedented guest contact.

CONTACT: Erika Schermerhorn
Katie Archambault CM Communications
617-536-3400
eschermerhorn@cmcommunications.com

 

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