How to run your own hotel on Facebook

The luxury Lifestyle blog (the home of luxury Lifestyle) presents How to run your own hotel on Facebook.

 
International hotel chain Marriott has launched a new Facebook game this week which allows fans to run their own virtual hotel, in a bid to entertain bored internet users — and attract new staff for its hotels.

My Marriott Hotel, available on the Marriott fan page, is a virtual hotel which needs to be run in the same way as popular Facebook games such as FarmVille and Cityville, and the latest of a host of games which appeal to the hotel manager in all of us.

Gamers will progressively unlock different areas of their hotel, beginning in the kitchen where they can buy ingredients, hire chefs and kit out the area, as well as building the menu for themselves.

As with other Facebook games, gamers can earn points for happy customers and lose points for poor service, as well as being rewarded when their hotel earns a profit.

The game can be played in English, Spanish, French, Arabic and Mandarin.

Marriott says that with online games now the second most popular activity on the web, it hopes My Marriott Hotel will boost interest in careers with the group and in hospitality in general.

It’s also likely to prove popular with hotel fans, although it faces considerable competition — the idea of living in or running a virtual hotel seems to be a popular one with Facebook users, with Playfish’s Hotel City among the most popular.

The best hotel games on Facebook

Hotel City – With a cute layout and some fun guests, Hotel City is one of the most popular hotel games on Facebook. It’s easy to learn and requires little time to play. 1.7 million monthly users.
http://apps.facebook.com/hotelcity/

Habbo Hotel – Habbo Hotel is all about social interaction, allowing users to meet others by wandering around a packed hotel. Players can take part in quests while listening to a lively soundtrack, buy items and earn badges. French, German, Italian, Spanish and several other language versions are available. 606,000 monthly users.
http://apps.facebook.com/habbous/

My Marriott Hotel – Kit out your hotel, hire staff and serve guests with Marriott’s new recruiting tool. Simple but addictive, although currently restricted to the kitchen only. 690 monthly active users.
http://apps.facebook.com/mymarriotthotel/

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Feeling ostentatious, are we? This luxury game controller (yes, you read that right) is hand assembled in a Parisian workshop and features a lacquered oak wood joystick, ostrich leather covering, and electronics courtesy of Sanwa. We have no idea how much this will cost (and we're quite frankly afraid to ask) although we should know when this becomes available on the 18th of this month. Compatible with the PS3, Xbox 360, and PC, it's being brought to the world by a French company called Hoon. Hit the source link to start wasting money.

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Paul Smith has released a limited edition hand made chess set ($900) including board storage case and pieces box.

It features the multi stripe leather trim around the base – the top of the board has a leather black and white check with red outline and white contrast stitching.

The top is embossed with the Paul Smith signature, and the bottom is covered in purple suede.

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World’s Most Expensive Poker Set

The luxury Lifestyle blog (the home of luxury Lifestyle) presents World’s Most Expensive Poker Set.

 
Geoffrey Parker, London-based maker of the finest games on the globe, is offering the world’s most expensive poker set for $7.5 million, Justluxe reports.

The bespoke set comes housed in a genuine alligator skin case finished in any color the client chooses, fitted with 18k white goldcombination locks and hardware.

The case’ suede lining features an 18k gold and diamond frame holding 384 18k white gold chips, each inlaid on both sides in shagreen (stingray skin).

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