Fire pits are a popular amenity at hotels
Fire pits are not only popular for home use. Some resorts and hotels make them available to their guests. What could be more relaxing after a busy day of sightseeing or business than kicking back and relaxing next to one another? Good company and something to drink make it the perfect way to end the day.
The number of resorts and hotels offering this service is growing. The specific hotels mentioned in this article are simply examples of how these wells are made available to guests throughout the United States.
The words “bonfire” and “ski resort” go together like peanut butter and jelly. One of the things that most skiers and other winter sports participants have in common is the enjoyment of this type of outdoor warm-up station. Skiers enjoy being outdoors and like to take advantage of opportunities to do so while socializing and resting. This ancient way of warming up is popular in more modern ski resorts.
Many hotels also have fire pits for the comfort and enjoyment of their guests. Some travelers are reluctant to make hotel reservations for their vacations in a place that does not offer them. Beachfront locations often place theirs as close to the water as possible. This maximizes the view and encourages guests to use it. California may have more wells than any other state, but they are popular in New York, Arizona, and many other places.
One of the most interesting places for this service is on the roofs of hotels. Some hotels put a bar and other facilities at the top of the street. More often, hotels like Courtyard by Marriott place fireplaces and fire rings near the pool. They advertise it as “a great way to enjoy those balmy Phoenix nights.” The Sheraton Fisherman’s Wharf hotel in San Francisco features indoor fire pits in a section of its lobby. They make a dramatic statement and are a great draw for guests.
Resort hotels are always looking for new ways to pamper their guests and stand out from the competition. Providing this delicious and relaxing service is one of the ways these companies are doing it.
The next time you make a reservation at a resort or hotel, why not stay where there’s a bonfire? It won’t cost you anything extra and will add to the pleasure of your stay.