Published 06/04/09
Oregon Coast BnB Wins Prestigious Honor
(Cannon
Beach, Oregon) - Near the sleepy burgh of Cannon Beach, on the north Oregon
coast, sits an even sleepier place: a little village called Arch Cape.
Hovering above it is a castle - the Arch Cape Inn and Retreat. As if that
wasn't exclusive enough, this small mansion was recently honored by admittance
into Select Registry, Distinguished Inns of North America, a well renowned
innkeeping association in the United States and Canada.
The Arch Cape Inn and Retreat joins more than 400 other
exceptional properties that are already members of the Association.
Select Registry is a marketing association that partners
with other brands and organizations - such as BMW, Karen Brown’s
Guides, DiRoNA, UK Tour Operator Select Vacations, PhoCusWright, Ontario’s
Finest Inns and the American Heart Association to name a few - to promote
its members to target audiences. Its celebrated guidebook - now in its
20th Edition - is distributed each year to nearly 400,000 guests throughout
North America.
The
organization also maintains a critically-acclaimed website, supervises
gift certificate and loyalty programs, and organizes promotions for its
members, including last year’s inaugural “Inn-credible Breakfast
Cook-off,” a breakfast recipe culinary competition that produced
nearly 30 million media impressions.
Owners of the inn are Stephen and Cynthia Malkowski.
“The Arch Cape Inn and Retreat is committed to being
a superlative ambassador for travelers who are visiting the region,”
said Stephen Malkowski. “Guests can experience the best of the North
Oregon Coast’s hospitality, rich culinary and cultural heritage
as well as the natural beauty, while staying in a unique hospitality establishment,
unlike any other in the area.”
Out
of the thousands of inns in North America, only an elite few will be invited
to join Select Registry this year.
“The Arch Cape Inn and Retreat exemplifies the high
quality and service championed by this Association,” said Select
Registry Membership Director Carol Riggs. “Select Registry assures
the traveler that each of its inns is regularly inspected - anonymously
and with an overnight inspection that measures the quality of hospitality,
as well as the physical plant. Our members share a high standard of excellence,
and each of our country inns, luxury B&Bs, and unique small hotels
has its own distinctive character.”
Founded in 1972 as the Independent Innkeepers’ Association
by Norman Simpson, “the Father of Country Inn travel in America,”
Select Registry is an offshoot of Simpson’s popular and pioneering
book, Country Inns and Back Roads. The name and logo of the organization
were changed several years ago to reflect the group’s approach to
marketing its selective and distinguished member properties. The nonprofit
organization was originally established in the Berkshire area of New England,
and is now headquartered in historic Marshall, Michigan. Member inns must
meet the rigorous standards of a Quality Assurance program, and represent
the most prestigious establishments of their type.
To find out more about the Arch Cape Inn and Retreat, call
1-800-436-2848 or visit it on the web at www.archcapeinn. To search for
other Select Registry inns, meet innkeepers, purchase gift certificates
and much more, visit the Select Registry web site at www.selectregistry.com.
Look for East Ocean Rd., just north of the Arch Cape
Tunnel. Arch Cape, Oregon (s. of Cannon Beach and Seaside). www.archcapehouse.com.
800-436-2848.
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