Airport Hotels for the 1990’sA new hotel group opens a luxurious hotel at Gatwick Airport this month. The name of this new company is EuroHotels Ltd, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Euraccom plc. Set up two years ago, EuroHotels is developing two complementary chains of hotels,Lake and Dale. The first two five-star Lake hotels in Britain will be at Heathrow and Gatwick, with the 500-bedroom Gatwick Lake opening first, followed next month by the 444-bedroom Heathrow Lake at Terminal 4.The medium-priced Dale chain has already celebrated its UK debut with the 350-bedroom hotel at Manchester. This opened last month and marked a ￡15 million investment and a new direction for the Euraccom Group at a time when other hotel groups of this kind, notably the Swiss group, Schari, were worrying about the recession and reluctant to expand.The Heathrow and Gatwick Lakes represent an investment of ￡50 million, investment evident in design which incorporates, in the case of Heathrow, a unique glass-walled, five-storey atrium, containing the restaurants, bar and lounge areas in a piazza setting. Gatwick’s slightly more modest 32 metre high atrium offers a similar combination of sophisticated and informal eating areas.Extensive investment has also gone into providing the very latest computer technology. Squirrel Info View systems in every room offer, via the TV screen, up-to-the-minute airport, airline and hotel information and room service selection. The TV relays any messages taken for the room occupant, monitors the room service extra charges and can even take credit card payments on check-out. If you are flying EuroAir you can also check-in your baggage and reserve a seat via the screen. Schari wanted to invest more money（）

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