Overview
Study Hotels runs full-service hotels for university visitors, from prospective students and families to scholars and business travelers. Its properties reflect their neighboring campuses, with rooms designed for reading and work alongside shared living rooms where guests and local residents gather. The brand also operates neighborhood restaurants that serve regional food to hotel guests and the public, with room service extending dining into guest rooms. It earns money from paid stays, restaurant meals and private gatherings, with meeting and banquet spaces for academic, business and social events. Founded in 2008, Study Hotels is headquartered in New York City.
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What believers are saying
- At its University of Chicago hotel, Study grants eligible full-time staff 401(k), paid time off and paid holidays.
- Study Chicago event teams customize catering: clients choose established menus or design their own dining experience.
- The Study at University City gives HR a leadership seat: its business partner joins the property's senior leadership team.
What critics are saying
- Dear Charles evening bartenders need Tuesday availability: the Johns Hopkins restaurant lists the position as part-time.
- The Study at University of Chicago requires guest-agent availability for nights, weekends and holidays as business needs require.
- At University City, Study's HR partners work onsite five days weekly, plus occasional weekend manager-on-duty shifts.
What makes Study Hotels unique
- Study turns its academic motif into public art: its signature sculpture depicts reading glasses set down after reading.
- The Study at Yale houses art alongside lodging: its amenities include the Aisling Gallery.
- Dear Charles embeds dining in reused architecture: its Johns Hopkins hotel restaurant occupies a century-old building's street level.
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