HotelTonight Launches a New Product Aimed at Penthouses and Luxury Suites
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It will be interesting to see whether HotelTonight's user base will really go for 12,000-square-foot, two-story penthouses that are bookable starting "tonight." While some people can afford to shell out $700 for a suite at the last minute, that will probably not be most people's preferred option. Are suite options here to stay in the app? Stay iTuned.
If you were waiting for mobile-only HotelTonight to add new products such as restaurants or Uber-like car services to its apps, you'll have to be patient.
Instead, HotelTonight, which has until now catered to travelers looking for last-minute bargains at hip hotels, just added penthouses and high-end suites, what it is categorizing as HighRoller Suites, to its product mix.
For awhile yesterday, guests cou
