When no children makes a difference
Created: May 28, 1992 11:00 AM
But working in a tourist hotel and not having kids there it is doubtful that any of them would want to go back to the days of running feet,
children.
But working in a tourist hotel and not having kids there it is doubtful that any of them would want to go back to the days of running feet, screams of delight from the swimming pool and the occasional whine of "what can we do, mom''.
The absence of children is not noticeable at first but the guests, many of whom have children themselves, seem to appreciate the whole idea.
SHARING THE FRONT OFFICE -- Administrative assistant Emma Conyers (seated) and reservations manager Sara Carter.
