Last night I received the November issue of the Clifton Hill Resorts Update newsletter:
It has the usual trivia question, a highlight of packages at the Quality Inn Clifton Hill and the Comfort Inn Clifton Hill, and also a promotion for the gift certificates. The monthly feature is on the Winter Festival of Lights.
If you want subscribe, visit http://www.cliftonhill.com/niagara_falls_newsletter/
On a side note, why is it called Clifton Hill Resorts (note the S on the end of Resorts)? The property is very nice with good quality attractions, but I don’t think I would call it a resort. And I certainly would think they have more than 1 resort.
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out of curiosity why wouldn’t you call it a resort? The property features two hotels, several different attractions, many food operations and shops.
In comparison to other operations in Niagara Falls, this company is one of the larger and more diverse resort.
They own all the properties, but each one is separate from the other. I think of a resort as something a nicer, with all inclusive packaging as some kind or other. I think that on a resort, normally a person can’t just come and enjoy one aspect of the resort. Only when you stay at a resort can you do/see everything they have. That’s just my impression, but others may have a different one.
As I said, it doesn’t really seem like a resort to me, but there certainly aren’t 2 resorts. I can only assume that since there are two hotels, they consider that 2 resorts.
ok i see your view (i had a feeling that is what you would respond).
I’m not quite sure why they would say they’re two resorts… i’m not sure that’s even possible.