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Limited-Service Hotels are Enjoying a Renaissance Among Travelers

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Dennis Schaal

Photo Credit: At Hampton Inns and other limited service hotels, it's good to have a car with you because chances are you'll have to take a drive to find a restaurant. Pictured is a Hampton Inn in Mesquite, Texas.  Flickr.com / Yossarian Holmberg

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The five-star hotels may be glamorous and prestigious, but the Hampton Inns and the Extended Stay Americas may generated more profits, and the latter is rapidly gaining favor among travelers.

Limited-service hotels are a hot commodity these days as investors view them as larger profit generators than full-service hotels, and their increasing popularity among U.S. travelers was reflected in a recent study. In fact, a recently released MMGY and Harrison Group survey found that 31% of respondents, who were leisure travelers residing in the U.S., preferred limited-service hotels without restaurants to full-service hotels that have dining

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