[BoulderCouncilHotline] Re: Hotel info

[Morzel, Lisa]

Hi Mary Ann

This is all very helpful. The amenities you've included are what I was curious in knowing. Thank you. 

I really appreciate your quick response. 

Best

Lisa

Lisa Morzel,
Member of Boulder City Council

303-815-6723

"We interact with one another as individuals responding to a complex haze of factors: professional responsibilities, personal likes and dislikes, ambition, jealousy, self-interest, and, in at least some instances, genuine altruism.  Living in the here and now, we are awash with sensations of the present, memories of the past, and expectations and fears for the future. Our actions are not determined by any one cause; they are the fulfillment of who we are at that particular moment.  After that moment passes, we continue to evolve, to change, and our memories of that moment inevitably change with us as we live with the consequences of our past actions, consequences we were unaware of at the time." The Last Stand, Nathaniel Philbrick


On Jan 22, 2019, at 9:59 AM, "MaryAnn Mahoney" <maryann.mahoney at bouldercvb.com> wrote:

> Hi Lisa,
> I do not have the total square footage for each hotel. As the hotels have been developed over many, many decades this is not an issue our organization has dug into. 
> I can create a chart of number of rooms and amenities today. 
> What amenities are you referring to?
> Fitness centers, 
> Breakfast included
> Business center, 
> High speed internet, 
> Meeting spaces
> Hot tubs
> Swimming pools
> Restaurants
> Pets
> 
> Lisa Q: Also do you know of hotels in Boulder with which Boulder has a partnership or has subsidized in some manner?  
> Mary Ann: As for the recent history there may have been some city partnerships we know about. 
> -The St Julien hotel has a partnership with city of Boulder which is the shared parking structure. The hotel accommodations taxes and sales taxes were committed as to the shared parking with the city CAGID until it is paid off. 
> -I do not know the particulars as to Boulder Junction Hyatt Place with city improvements and the shared parking structure. I do not believe the same arrangement was made to commit the hotel accommodations and sales taxes. 
> 
> Lisa Q:  Finally do you have information on average levels of occupancy?
> Mary Ann:   I do not have occupancy for each hotel. The hotels send this information to a third party which is gathered for reports. The CVB receives three occupancy reports. The following occupancy reports just came in and the following is the Smith Travel Year-end Average Occupancy for the hotels located in the city (excluding Boulder University Inn, the Bradley and the Briar Rose): 
> 2018 - 67.7% (three hotels opened from Nov 2017 through February 2018)
> 2017 - 71.2%
> 2016 - 72.1%
> 
> As soon as I know what amenities you may be wanting to look at I will get this information back to you.
> 
> All my best
> Mary Ann
> 
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: Morzel, Lisa <MorzelL at bouldercolorado.gov> 
> Sent: Tuesday, January 22, 2019 7:02 AM
> To: MaryAnn Mahoney <maryann.mahoney at bouldercvb.com>
> Cc: Council <council at bouldercolorado.gov>; HOTLINE <HOTLINE at bouldercolorado.gov>
> Subject: Hotel info
> 
> Good morning, MaryAnn,
> 
> Do you have a table or list of hotels in Boulder that includes their square footage, number of hotel rooms, and amenities available that you could share with council for our meeting tonight?  Also do you know of hotels in Boulder with which Boulder has a partnership or has subsidized in some manner?  Finally do you have information on average levels of occupancy?
> 
> Thanks much
> 
> Lisa
> 
> Lisa Morzel,
> Member of Boulder City Council
> 
> 303-815-6723
> 
> "We interact with one another as individuals responding to a complex haze of factors: professional responsibilities, personal likes and dislikes, ambition, jealousy, self-interest, and, in at least some instances, genuine altruism.  Living in the here and now, we are awash with sensations of the present, memories of the past, and expectations and fears for the future. Our actions are not determined by any one cause; they are the fulfillment of who we are at that particular moment.  After that moment passes, we continue to evolve, to change, and our memories of that moment inevitably change with us as we live with the consequences of our past actions, consequences we were unaware of at the time." The Last Stand, Nathaniel Philbrick
>