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Main Street Hospitality, owners of the Red Lion, purchase Briarcliff Motel, diversifying the group’s holdings

"In some ways the Briarcliff is a great alternative to an Airbnb. It's a motel, but it's warm and welcoming. It's a hip, chic environment but not expensive." -- Main Street Hospitality CEO Sarah Eustis

Great Barrington Selectboard reviews hotel plan that saves Searles School historic structure

“It essentially will be the same building with a few modifications — these will go back in time,” and make the renovated Searles “much more historically accurate.” -- Architect Rolph Biggers

Does Hotel on North signal revival of Pittsfield as Berkshire economic hub?

Pittsfield is experiencing a hotel boomlet. The Hotel on North opened early in June. In July, hotelier Vijay Mahida will open a 95-room Hilton Garden Hotel. The hospitality business requires a steady stream of guests, and Hotel on North plans to use a number of different tools to increase occupancy. Main Street CEO Sarah Eustis said. “We’re going to manage our rates very carefully. It’s a fine art.” Main Street will also wage an aggressive PR campaign “that goes way beyond the Berkshires.”

Hotel on North revives Pittsfield’s spirits and hopes for city center

“This is a gift to the Berkshires. We need to think of it as one county — that’s how we’ll succeed.” -- Eva Sheridan, Senior Vice President of Human Resources at MountainOne Bank

Edge forum identifies high-speed Internet as key to Berkshire economic future

Stockbridge — Twenty years from now in the Berkshires, what infrastructure will we wish we had put in place to keep the area thriving, expand...
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