beckyrepp Posted September 30, 2007 Report Share Posted September 30, 2007 GREETINGS FROM THE STAFF AT AMERICAN ROAD! The AMERICAN ROAD staff would like to extend a hearty welcome to all the new subscribers and AMERICAN ROAD FORUM members! We are thrilled to have more road trip enthusiasts join the growing list of AMERICAN ROAD subscribers and online FORUM Group members. Happenings at AMERICAN ROAD magazine: The Autumn 2007 issue recently mailed. Anyone that subscribed after September 10 will be scheduled for our supplemental mailing of the Autumn 2007 issue - that mails late October. If you signed up for our new ALL DIGITAL issue of AMERICAN ROAD, we plan to e-mail the digital edition shortly. We believe the next issue will help you plan some interesting places to visit on a future road trip! WEBSITE NEWS: RSS Feed, by Denny Gibson. Maybe you've noticed your browser lighting up an orange or blue icon when you visit the AMERICAN ROAD Magazine site or maybe you've spotted, and wondered about, an RSS button. Both of those are visual invitations to subscribe to our new RSS (Really Simple Syndication) feeds. There are two of them. One comes from the AMERICAN ROAD Magazine Forum and includes the newest topics. It's perfect for adding to personalized portal pages like iGoogle and My.Yahoo. The other is AMERICAN ROAD Trip Talk and, while it can be used in portals, its real purpose is to deliver audio podcasts, like that fun chat with Rich Henry, to services such as iTunes and Juice. The feeds are new and aren't yet showing up in all of the searches where we'd like. Yahoo's doing pretty good and the others will catch up but folks in the know (that's you) can always use the URL to subscribe directly. Most of the portals have a place where a feed address can be entered directly. You can get the URLs from those icons and buttons but you don't have to. They're right here. The URL for the forum feed is http://www.americanroadmagazine.com/forum/...rssout&id=1 and the one for the podcast is http://www.americanroadmagazine.com/americ...d_trip_talk.xml. Need a little help? Just ask the friendly folks over at the forum. A NEW PODCAST is available for your listening pleasure: AMERICAN ROAD: Neon Cowboy: What neon cowboy sign is the tallest in the land? How tall is he? Who made him? Where, precisely, is he? Tune in to American Road® magazine's interview with Chris Melville, City Manager of West Wendover City, Nev. to learn the answers! - September 2007. Check it out! http://americanroadmagazine.com/programming/programming.html REMEMBER TO ENTER THE AMERICAN ROAD TRIP SWEEPSTAKES! Sponsored by Wisconsin Highway 51. Click here for details: http://americanroadmagazine.com/sweepstakes/sweepstakes.html In this edition of the AMERICAN ROAD E-NEWSLETTER YOU WILL FIND: -HOTEL SATISFACTION SURVEY RESULTS -AMERICAN ROAD TWO-LANE TRIVIA CONTEST -CLASSIFIEDS -FALL FOLIAGE CRUISE -ARE YOU SEARCHING FOR A GIFT? -COFFEE BREAK -WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU -MANY THANKS TO THE ADVERTISERS IN AMERICAN ROAD HOTEL SATISFACTION SURVEY RESULTS-- J.D. Powers and Associates recently released their 2007 North America Hotel Guest Satisfaction Study(SM). Now in its 11th year, the study measures overall hotel guest satisfaction across six hotel segments: luxury, upscale, mid-scale full service, mid-scale limited service, economy/budget and extended stay. Seven key measures are examined within each segment to determine overall satisfaction: reservations, check-in/check-out, guest room, food and beverage, hotel services, hotel facilities, and costs and fees. The following hotel brands rank highest in guest satisfaction within their respective segments: -- Luxury: The Ritz-Carlton -- Upscale: Embassy Suites Hotels -- Mid-Scale Full Service: Hilton Garden Inn -- Mid-Scale Limited Service: Drury Inn & Suites -- Economy/Budget: Microtel Inns & Suites -- Extended Stay: Homewood Suites In this year's study, issues with staff attitude and staff service are among the most frequently reported problems by hotel guests, particularly by luxury hotel guests. With more than one in five guests reporting a problem with staff service, this issue is the most frequently mentioned problem among luxury hotel guests who say they experienced a significant problem during their stay. The key differentiator between a good hotel experience and a truly outstanding experience is the quality of service delivered by the hotel staff. Staff-related problems are controllable, and significant problems with staff make it difficult, if not impossible, to deliver great service and high levels of satisfaction. Hotels have dedicated tremendous resources for renovations and improvements of their properties in efforts to improve satisfaction, but all of this may be for naught if service excellence is remiss. The study finds that 97 percent of hotel guests say they feel either safe or very safe traveling within North America. The study also finds that providing a non-smoking environment continues to be important to hotel guests. Overall, 82 percent of guests say they prefer a smoke-free hotel environment-including public areas and guest rooms-up from 79 percent in 2006. In response to this preference among guests, some hotel brands now offer completely smoke-free environments. The 2007 North America Hotel Guest Satisfaction Index Study is based on responses gathered between June 2006 and June 2007 from 47,634 guests who stayed in a hotel between May 2006 to June 2007. Luxury Segment Overall Satisfaction Index (Based on a 1,000-point scale) The Ritz-Carlton 854 JW Marriott 831 Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts 821 Loews Hotels 818 Luxury Segment Average 815 Fairmont Hotels & Resorts 808 W Hotels 798 InterContinental Hotels & Resorts 777 Included in the study, but not ranked due to small sample size are: Le Meridien Hotels and Resorts, Millennium Hotels and Resorts, Park Hyatt Hotels, Sofitel and St. Regis Hotels & Resorts Upscale Segment Overall Satisfaction Index (Based on a 1,000-point scale) Embassy Suites Hotels 805 Renaissance Hotels & Resorts 801 Marriott Hotels & Resorts 795 Omni Hotels 794 Hyatt Hotels & Resorts 789 Westin Hotels & Resorts 789 Hilton Hotels 787 Upscale Segment Average 784 Sheraton Hotels & Resorts 770 Doubletree 769 Delta Hotels 765 Wyndham Hotels & Resorts 763 Crowne Plaza Hotels & Resorts 759 Radisson Hotels & Resorts 753 Mid-Scale Full Service Segment Overall Satisfaction Index (Based on a 1,000-point scale) Hilton Garden Inn 806 Courtyard 789 Four Points by Sheraton 755 Wyndham Garden Hotels 752 Mid-Scale Full Service Segment Average 745 Best Western 738 Holiday Inn 737 Clarion 733 Quality 724 Ramada Inn/Plaza 723 Howard Johnson Hotels/Plaza 672 NOTE: Novotel is included in the study, but not ranked due to small sample size. Mid-Scale Limited Service Segment Overall Satisfaction Index (Based on a 1,000-point scale) Drury Inn & Suites 824 Hampton Inn/Suites 814 SpringHill Suites 800 Wingate Inn 789 Country Inns & Suites 785 Fairfield Inn 776 Mid-Scale Limited Service Segment Average 770 Holiday Inn Express 766 Comfort Suites 760 Sleep Inn 759 La Quinta 756 AmeriSuites 749 AmericInn 747 Baymont Inn & Suites 746 AmeriHost Inn & Suites 742 Comfort Inn 741 Ramada Limited 695 Economy/Budget Segment Overall Satisfaction Index (Based on a 1,000-point scale) Microtel Inns & Suites 743 Red Roof Inn 704 Super 8 Motel 697 Days Inn 688 Howard Johnson Express/Inns 685 Economy/Budget Segment Average 684 Travelodge 676 Motel 6 671 Econo Lodge 655 Rodeway Inn 633 Americas Best Value Inn 628 Knights Inn 621 Included in the study, but not ranked due to small sample size are: America's Best Inns & Suites, Budget Host Inn and Country Hearth Inn Extended Stay Segment Overall Satisfaction Index (Based on a 1,000-point scale) Homewood Suites 815 Residence Inn 809 Staybridge Suites 800 TownePlace Suites 780 Extended Stay Segment Average 778 Candlewood Suites 766 Hawthorn Suites 753 Extended StayAmerica 703 Homestead Studio Suites Hotels 702 Included in the study, but not ranked due to small sample size are: Hyatt Summerfield Suites, MainStay Suites and Studio 6 AMERICAN ROAD TWO-LANE TRIVIA The 3rd person to respond to me via e-mail (becky@americanroadmagazine.com) with the correct answer to the trivia question (below) wins a copy of "Glass Bottom Boats & Mermaid Tails: Florida's Tourist Springs," by Tim Hollis. Published by Stackpole Books. Retail value: $19.95. Trivia Question: Who's cadillac is on the cover of the Summer 07 issue of American Road? FALL FOLIAGE CRUISE If you're anywhere near Mayville, New York this fall, take an afternoon off and embark on a Steamship Adventure, taking you back more then 100 years when steam-power fueled a rising culture of leisure. New owners of The Chautauqua Belle, a steamboat replica built in 1975, are getting her ready for Autumn cruises on Chautauqua Lake. The Chautauqua Belle was built in Mayville, New York and commissioned in 1976 as part of the area's celebration of the nation's bi-centennial. The S.S. Chautauqua Belle is 98 feet long, 18 and 1/2 feet wide, and weighs over 68 tons fully loaded. It is one of only six 100% high-pressure steam powered public vessels operating in all of North America. For more information visit: http://www.chautauquabelle.com/ CLASSIFIEDS CALIFORNIA HISTORIC ROUTE 66 ASSOCIATION is a non-profit organization dedicated to the preservation, promotion and enjoyment of Historic Route 66 in California. A quarterly newsletter, ROADSIGNS, includes news on events, preservation issues, history, and current Route information in California, along with news and contacts from the other Route 66 states, and is included with annual membership. E-mail: kickinon66@msn.com or visit http://www.route66ca.org for a membership application. Gambi Hill Cabins offer 12 cabins on ten acres of forest: full kitchens in ten cabins, mini-kitchens--micro, fridge, and coffee pot in the other two. All cabins are separate with private decks, BBQs, and occasional visits from Bigfoot! One mile from Willow Creek, California, on Highway 299. Call 530-629-2701. GRANDE COLONIAL HOTEL LA JOLLA: Situated in the seaside village of La Jolla, the historic Grande Colonial Hotel offers classic European styling in the intimate setting of a boutique hotel. Commanding views of the California coastline, the hotel is ideally located just steps away from miles of beautiful beaches renowned to Southern California. Also within walking distance are world-class shopping, museums and galleries. The hotel features 93 air-conditioned, non-smoking guest rooms and suites with complimentary wired and wireless high-speed Internet access. Heated outdoor pool, valet parking, complimentary USA Today, complimentary bottled water, bathrobes and evening turndown service are just a few of the luxuries guests will enjoy. NINE-TEN Restaurant boasts nationally acclaimed chefs, "Evolving California Cuisine" and an award-winning wine list. With its ideal location, gracious service and environment of extraordinary comfort, the Grande Colonial Hotel provides the ideal destination for travelers to La Jolla. http://www.thegrandecolonial.com/ THE RIVER HOUSE in Florence Oregon. Greet the day from the terrace overlooking the beautiful Siuslaw River! The River House is just steps from the unique shops and restaurants of Old Town and five minutes from ocean beaches, the Oregon Dunes and two 18 hole golf courses. Free internet access, cable TV, in room coffee, guest laundry. http:// www.riverhouseflorence.com COOL SPRINGS Mobil Station circa 1926 15 miles west of Kingman Arizona on Old Route 66. History Museum, quality gift shop of art prints, unique gifts, Indian jewelry. Open year round Tuesday-Sunday 9-5PM Museum includes Rolling Stones memorabilia, petroliana, WWII Kingman Airfield, Will Rogers paintings.... check us out....http://www.coolspringsroute66.com. PHOENIX INN SUITES - Vancouver is conveniently located near the gateway to the scenic Columbia Gorge and Portland International Airport. Our Vancouver hotel has the perfect location for business or leisure travelers. Each morning we feature a delicious, Complimentary Breakfast Buffet. Our staff guarantees a professional friendly service to make your stay most enjoyable. http://phoenixinnsuites.com/ TONYCRAIG.NET – Explore the NEW BACKROADS PHOTO COLLECTION! Over 30 new images. Yes, it’s now up on the web for your viewing pleasure. All images individually printed on high quality art paper—and quality inspected by the photographer. Visit http://www.tonycraig.net. NATIONAL HISTORIC ROUTE 66 FEDERATION. CHECK OUT OUR WEBSITE http://www.national66.org • Find answers to frequently asked questions about Route 66 • Shop for dozens of Route 66 items • Make reservations for Route 66 events • Look through the Route 66 photo and vintage postcard galleries • Join the National Historic Route 66 Federation. ELK MEADOW VACATION VILLAGE is "the best place to stay in Redwood National Park". Open during construction with a Pre-Grand Opening Special of $199.00 a night for an authentic Redwood Logger's cabin with 3 bedrooms 2 baths, a fully equipped kitchen and in-house laundry area. Just a few steps from elk in the front yard and redwood trees all around. (707) 488-2602 *Our advertisers and affiliate programs help support the free information provided via americanroadmagazine.com and our e-newsletter. Be sure to tell them you heard about them through American Road magazine. 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And, from now through November 30, 2007 we are offering FREE shipping within the continental United States for orders of $100 or more. Individuals who place an order exceeding $50 in merchandise will receive a FREE gift with purchase. Be sure to visit http://americanroadmagazine.com/advertising/adv_request.html for our list of advertisers offering great gift and travel ideas. Be sure to tell them you saw it in AMERICAN ROAD! COFFEE BREAK, by Christine Martens In the late 1800's, Norwegian immigrants arrived in the Stoughton, Wisconsin area in large numbers, attracted by the availability of work in T.G. Mandt's wagon factory. With the men busy building wagons, local tobacco warehouse owners hired their wives for seasonal tobacco work. The women found the Gunderson Tobacco Warehouse an ideally located place to work, as it was near enough to their homes that they could periodically run home to check on their families, houses, and the meal in progress. While home, the women took a minute to rest and helped themselves to a cup of coffee from the pot always on the stove. With this simple habit, the coffee break began - a brief time to relax and enjoy a cup of coffee before heading back to work. Today, Stoughton celebrates its claim as the birthplace of the coffee break with a day-long festival in August. Events include a collectible car show, an arts and crafts fair, and a "Java Jog" fun run for kids and adults. A variety of entertainment, food stands, and of course, plenty of coffee, are all part of the festival. What better way to commemorate the home of the coffee break than to come to beautiful downtown Stoughton and relax with a cup of coffee. WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU We welcome your correspondence and questions. Have you paid a recent visit to one or more of the places mentioned in a previous issue of AMERICAN ROAD? We want to hear about it. We love receiving your cards, letters and e-mails. You may send us a letter or e-mail. 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beckyrepp Posted October 2, 2007 Author Report Share Posted October 2, 2007 Becky, Thanks for another excellent newsletter! I would fire off an e-mail on the caddy but it would be cheating as I have the magazine at hand! I have twice seen reference to the digital edition....would you direct me to the description, etc.. Keep the Show on the Road! In response to your question, I've prepared a list of FAQ's about the American Road Digital Edition. I hope this helps! Let me know if I may answer any other questions. Becky What is AMERICAN ROAD Digital??AMERICAN ROAD Digital is a vivid replica of the print edition of AMERICAN ROAD. It offers an experience very much like the print magazine plus many additional benefits, such as online searching, and printing. Please note that AMERICAN ROAD Digital only requires Adobe Acrobat Reader to be able to access the electronic edition—giving you instant access to your entire AMERICAN ROAD collection! 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