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The WinterhouseBreakfast runs from seven on the veranda. Nobody has ever been in a hurry to leave it.
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Social media for hotels
The room at its best hour, breakfast in detail and a reason to come in your quiet season. Posted a season ahead.
The guideSocial media for hotels: filling rooms the booking sites cannot
Every room you sell through a portal costs you a cut and a guest you never meet. This is how a hotel builds the direct demand that arrives already sold.
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The hour the room earns
Not the wide shot of a made bed, but the corner the afternoon light finds, written so it sells a morning.
The case for the quiet weeks
Low season gets an argument instead of a discount: the storm worth watching, the pool with nobody in it.
The name remembered
A guest back for the fourth year, a note left on a pillow. Service stays invisible until someone writes it down.
Straight from the feed
The WinterhouseInstagram
The WinterhouseTwenty minutes along the water and back, and breakfast is still warm when you get in.
The WinterhouseFacebook
The WinterhouseThe good chair by the open doors. Ours until somebody books it for a week.
The WinterhouseInstagram
The WinterhouseRain came in off the water, so breakfast moved into the glass house. Nobody complained.
The WinterhouseInstagram
The WinterhouseRoom eleven. Corner windows, both of them open, the fjord doing the rest.
The WinterhouseFacebook
The WinterhouseThe bar stays on as long as somebody is still talking. Most nights that is later than we plan.
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