The shift into fall is subtle, but you feel it everywhere
MAURIZIO BUSSOLARI
This month brings together seasonal bedding, guest experience, and a few standout moments from our hospitality customers.
Enjoy!
How Linens Influence a Guest’s First Impression
Long before a guest settles in for the night, the linens are already saying something about the room. A beautifully made bed, fresh sheets, and towels that feel as good as they look are small details, but they can quietly set the standard for the entire stay.
Where to Stay in New York This Autumn
Our customers The Fifth Avenue Hotel and Faena New York were both featured in the Financial Times’ guide to where to stay in New York this fall. From The Fifth Avenue Hotel’s newly unveiled Flâneur Penthouse to Faena’s expansive Tierra Santa spa, both offer a distinctly different take on a New York stay.
How to Transition Your Bedding for Fall
Fall bedding does not have to mean heavy layers all at once. The better approach is gradual: keep the pieces you already love, add warmth where you need it, and let the bed shift with the season instead of changing overnight.
The Nickel’s Rooftop in the Spotlight
Our customer The Nickel is back in the spotlight, this time for Rosemary Rose, its rooftop bar overlooking Charleston’s King Street. SEELE stopped by nearly a year after opening and found it still buzzing, with French Riviera-inspired surroundings, skyline views, cocktails, and a menu that gives plenty of reason to stay awhile.
The Nickel’s Rooftop in the Spotlight
Our customer The Nickel is back in the spotlight, this time for Rosemary Rose, its rooftop bar overlooking Charleston’s King Street. SEELE stopped by nearly a year after opening and found it still buzzing, with French Riviera-inspired surroundings, skyline views, cocktails, and a menu that gives plenty of reason to stay awhile.