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the minibar Mintel drinks analyst Chris Wisson said minibars, introduced in the 60s, were "rather a relic of the industry".

"In particular, reviewers felt the minibars were overpriced and breakfast service was both overpriced and disappointing, whilst hotels in Dresden were praised for their delicious and well-valued breakfasts."

Minibars, however they are merchandised, add a little bit of luxury and value-added convenience to the hotel experience.

Pursuant to this business model, HOMI receives loans from third parties secured by specific minibars, and such minibars continue to be installed, managed and operated by HOMI.'

Hotels revitalize minibar services with healthy, exotic offerings Hotels are adding exotic and healthy food items such as Parmesan herb chips and $25 crystal-encrusted bottles of water to their minibars' stock as they seek to gain an edge in the market.

The Commission's inquiry revealed, however, that Scandic is a relatively modest player on the market for hotel accommodation and that it has an even smaller share of the market for hotel minibars. Consequently, the executive concluded that the operation would not shut out of the market other hotel service providers or manufacturers of hotel minibars.

Accordingly, interior design will include architecture and wine cabinets, as well as house fabrics, minibars, lighting fixtures and designer furniture, to name but a few.

However, the economic downturn is clearly making thirsty Brits think twice before reaching for that drink, as Hotels.com found the average spend on minibars was nearly pounds 2 higher in 2007, averaging pounds 17.29 per person.

The survey from Hotels.com also found that the average spent on hotel minibars per trip by Britons had fallen from pounds 17.29 per person in 2007 to pounds 15.44 now.

Choxi+ has taken the wraps off its delicious new milk and dark chocolate Minibars that will be sold at selected Boots stores.

Amenities include minibars, hair dryers, complimentary in-room safes, and coffeemakers.

Nine out of 10 British travellers say hotel minibars are a swindle, according to a poll.

All rooms have satellites, flat-screen TVs, air conditioning, minibars, hair dryers, and parquet and marble decorative accents.

business execs seem hard-wired to like them and no audio conference or webinar can replace the attractions of desirable locations, in-room minibars, and the opportunity to flirt with attractive fellow delegates at receptions (called networking).