DECEMBER 17, 2020|RESTAURANT & HOSPITALITY
Detroit Hotel Imagines a Clever Workaround for Restaurant Ban
When your state issues a ban on indoor dining in the winter, how do you keep serving your customers? For the Detroit Foundation Hotel, this was an opportunity to create a clever workaround where they converted their hotel room suites into private dining rooms for groups of six or fewer people.
It's a great and imaginative way to use what you have and still focus on delivering a great and unique experience to your customers at a time when that seems harder than ever.
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