BOSTON, Jan. 31, 2017 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- When David Lopez, General Manager of the nine-week old Bernic Hotel located on NYC’s East 47th Street between 3rd and Lexington Avenues, connected with top radio show travel expert globally, Stephanie Abrams, to talk about this trendy, chic hotel that Abrams describes as “a uniquely marvelous tranquil oasis in Manhattan where accommodations have balconies. Nothing like starting your day with coffee and hot chocolate on your balcony at the Bernic Hotel! Very sexy!”
Abrams interviewed Lopez for her nationally syndicated radio shows, Travelers411 and Travel WITH Stephanie Abrams, which broadcast coast-to-coast providing six hours of travel content on Saturdays and Sundays and are podcast and archived at Abrams’ family of award-winning websites at sAbrams.com and Travelers411.com. “David is a great interview! He has a wonderful approach to hospitality and a wonderful sense of humor which is reflected in the way the hotel operates. That adds to the overall atmosphere of easy living! Once you enter the Hotel Bernic, if you’re weary from traveling, shopping, sightseeing, or doing business, you’ll be just as happy to stay put, enjoy this oasis and its fantastic restaurant, Allora, which is owned and operated by Elio Albanese, NYC ‘s multi-restaurant owner,” Abrams states. “With Allora’s restaurant and bar on site, there’s no reason to leave the Bernic!”
When Lopez learned about Abrams’ novel, “RUMORS,” he checked out reviews. He was impressed that 84% of the reviews are 5-stars and 4-stars. When he looked at the book’s alluring cover, Lopez notes, “RUMORS’s cover is reminiscent of the artwork we have in our lobby!” That led to a discussion about the Bernic Hotel “spreading RUMORS” by ordering enough books to make them available to guests who visit the property!
Abrams’ enthusiasm for the hotel motivated one of her fans, radio veteran Jeff Weber, to choose the Bernic Hotel for his NYC stay last week. “Jeff sent me this message from his phone when he arrived that said, ‘Awesome hotel! Thank you for introducing it to your radio audiences and me! One of the managers greeted me with a glass of Prosecco! Classy!’ I knew he’d love the place!” Abrams explains.
Abrams decided to introduce the hotel to travel professionals and those in radio, television, print and online media in her network of those who influence travelers’ choices. She has invited a “tight list of people who are passionate about travel and finding unique travel opportunities that will enrich, enhance, inspire and uplift travelers’ lives,” Abrams states. “They’re going to love the Bernic Hotel! It’s a joy for me to be the catalyst to connect VIPs in travel and media with Manhattan’s newest exciting hotel option. And it’s great to be at a hotel that appreciates and is spreading RUMORS!”