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Profile: Renee has worked in the hotel industry for two years, but it’s the past six months spent at the Hampton Inn that have been the most rewarding. General Manager Michelle Slovak applauded Renee’s suggestion to provide bottled water on-board the hotel shuttle during the Summer months. WHAT TO DO: Renee is responsible for shuttling guests from the hotel to their various destinations, including stops at the National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum, OKC National Memorial, and Bricktown. When you’re visiting OKC with children, Renee recommends the Omniplex located in the Adventure District. “It’s like a big science fair,” said Renee. “You don’t have to hold the kids back. They can actually touch many of the exhibits.” For families interested in staying closer to the Airport, Renee suggests Celebration Station near Interstate 40 and Meridian. Renee listens closely to guests before offering advice on restaurants, but she never passes up a chance to recommend a family-owned business like Cattlemen’s Steakhouse, Oklahoma Ribber BBQ, or Taco San Pedro. A concierge
(pronounced kon-'syerzh) is the closest thing you can find to your
own personal assistant in a fine hotel. The concierge in your hotel
is there to make your stay in Oklahoma City more enjoyable and hassle-free.
A Concierge can do more than call a cab. Through their contacts, locally,
nationally, and internationally, a Concierge can:
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