Sunday, July 21, 2013

Langham Chicago Hotel



           When I thought about a company that was using social media to boost their clientele market, the new Langham Hotel in Chicago immediately came to mind. The Langham just opened a few days ago in downtown Chicago, across the street from Trump Tower. I do not usually spend my time neither researching hotels nor focusing on them whatsoever; especially those in the city I live in. This hotel caught my eye as I followed them on Twitter, and every day they posted multiple tweets about the happenings of the hotel, sneak-peaks at the suites, and even food tasting parties prior to opening. This was exciting as it led to light the beauty of architecture and interior designing, two things that I am very passionate about.
            The Twitter handle @LanghamChicago has over 2,300 followers, and makes for a personable social media by following 2,616 itself. Over the past few months, the hotel has kept for a very fascinating twitter by uploading pictures of the architectural process, the interior design choices made, how much of a process picking out furniture and color paneling are. The hotel has also included photos of beautiful Chicago sunrises and sunsets, pictures of the city for even out of towners to appreciate. This twitter has boosted my interest to experience the city through a new set of eyes, and to even check the hotel out for myself. Prior to following the Langham hotel on Twitter, I would not have wanted to “waste” my money on a hotel in my own city when I have an apartment right around the corner. Though this hotel has boosted my interest to experience what beauty the hotel has to offer.
            Like the Wheat Thins commercial; the Langham offers potential clientele a moment out of their hectic lives to gain luxury and relaxation; even for just a night. Though everyone wants a break from the busy city, no one wants to spend the money. The Langham has competitive prices that keep this luxurious potential five star hotel to a price that many people my age can appreciate. Langham, I commend you for turning my feeling of wastefulness to a feeling of excitement and curiosity to see what your hotel has to offer me in this beautiful city of Chicago.

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