The term boutique hotel has been widely used in recent years, but what does it mean and why should you stay in one?
There are lots of companies that claim to specialise in boutique hotels. For many, a boutique hotel is simply one thats not part of a national or international chain and that distinguishes itself by its design, location or additional features. Many hotels aspire to be a boutique hotel without actually achieving it. Overall, there are four main elements to the true boutique hotel:
Size
Large hotels can be cool, trendy and chic, but they cant be boutique. Just as the word is used to describe small, design-led specialist shops, so it applies to hotels. Hotels that apply the term boutique to themselves or have it ascribed to them are usually small certainly less than 50 rooms and in some cases with only one or two. Their size contributes to the atmosphere and service that characterises a hotel with a difference. Whilst size might count in terms of the number of rooms, it doesnt follow that those rooms must also be small. In fact, a hotel than could easily accommodate 20 rooms might choose instead to create just ten, but make them spacious and...
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