Why Destroy Tiki Palaces? - General Tiki

C Cammo Member San Diego Joined: May 18, 2006 Posts: 2041	C Cammo Posted posted on Sun, Feb 6, 2011 3:22 PM Yes, and the small hotels simply are not after corporate clients. They can't compete. They're after the complete opposite; people who book the hotel themselves because it is a nice and fun place to stay. There are so many examples of this in Anaheim, where there are still small personally owned hotels (the Candy Cane Inn is really nice) right across Katella from the giant Anaheim Hilton with attached conference center that faces Disneyland. The Hilton makes more money from its corporate clients. You guys will have to wait for Part 2, which goes directly to the heart of the Tiki Bar Night On The Town.

Yes, and the small hotels simply are not after corporate clients. They can't compete. They're after the complete opposite; people who book the hotel themselves because it is a nice and fun place to stay.

There are so many examples of this in Anaheim, where there are still small personally owned hotels (the Candy Cane Inn is really nice) right across Katella from the giant Anaheim Hilton with attached conference center that faces Disneyland.

The Hilton makes more money from its corporate clients.

You guys will have to wait for Part 2, which goes directly to the heart of the Tiki Bar Night On The Town.

Post #574950 by Cammo on Sun, Feb 6, 2011 3:22 PM