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Kimpton Introduces 'Retail Therapist' Services to Shrink Holiday Shopping Stress this Season (United States)

Kimpton Introduces 'Retail Therapist' Services to Shrink Holiday Shopping Stress this Season (United States)

Category: North America & West Indies / Carribean islands - United States
This is a press release selected by our editorial committee and published online for free on 2010-12-15


Free Retail Tips and Tricks at Kimpton Hotels Across the Country

Beginning today, the price of a room at some Kimpton hotels in major cities across the country will include the services of a personal therapist - a Retail Therapist - to help out-of-towners shop like a local when looking for the perfect gift for someone special. Kimpton's Retail Therapists are employees of the hotels and longtime residents of the city with self-proclaimed credentials in savvy shopping. Advice is complimentary and available to all who inquire either by email in advance of a stay, or in person at the hotel. For example, Kimpton's Retail Therapists may offer advice such as:

-- Chicago, IL: Beyond the flagship department stores on Oak Street, the Retail Therapist at Kimpton's Hotel Palomar can recommend shops in the quaint neighborhood of River North for rare antique gems and vibrant artwork.
-- Los Angeles, CA: While Rodeo Drive is the ultimate stop for luxury shopping, the Retail Therapist at Kimpton's Hotel Palomar recommends exploring the diverse neighborhoods of Los Angeles, from Koreatown to Little Armenia for truly distinctive gifts.
-- Miami, FL: The Retail Therapist at Kimpton's EPIC Hotel sends fashion seekers to Lincoln Road, which abounds with one-of-a-kind boutiques and trendy shops that are open late to accommodate any shopping schedule.
-- New York, NY: The Retail Therapist at Kimpton's 70 park avenue hotel tells shoppers to head to the boutiques in SoHo and offers best spots in the nearby Chelsea Market for foodie presents and mid-shopping fuel.
-- San Francisco, CA: The Retail Therapist at Kimpton's Sir Francis Drake Hotel suggests secret shopping spots in Hayes Valley, which is just a short ride from downtown San Francisco where shoppers will find unique boutiques, local art and more.
-- Seattle, WA: The Retail Therapist at Kimpton's Hotel Vintage Park recommends heading to Fran's Chocolates for sweet-inspired shopping, where the salted caramels are one of President Obama's favorite treats and shoppers can find a wide variety of seasonal delights.

"Now more than ever, people are on the hunt for authentic experiences when they travel and we care about creating memorable stays for our guests," Niki Leondakis, president and chief operating officer, Kimpton Hotels & Restaurants. "Whether guests need to pick up presents for the holidays or want to explore an unfamiliar city, this fun service teaches travelers how to shop like a local."

Guests can contact a Kimpton Retail Therapist by emailing the employee at any of the following hotels:

-- Allegro (Chicago, IL), RetailTherapist@allegrochicago.com
-- Hotel Burnham (Chicago, IL), RetailTherapist@burnhamhotel.com
-- Hotel Monaco (Chicago, IL), RetailTherapist@monaco-chicago.com
-- Hotel Palomar (Chicago, IL), RetailTherapist@hotelpalomar-chicago.com
-- Hotel Palomar Westwood (Los Angeles, CA),
RetailTherapist@palomar-westwood.com
-- EPIC Hotel (Miami, FL), RetailTherapist@epichotel.com
-- 70 park avenue hotel (New York, NY), RetailTherapist@70parkave.com
-- Sir Francis Drake (San Francisco, CA),
RetailTherapist@sirfrancisdrake.com
-- Hotel Vintage Park (Seattle, WA), RetailTherapist@vintagepark.com

Guests are encouraged to contact Retail Therapists 48 hours in advance of stay.



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