The name is easy to remember – "Mazzal" means "lucky" in Hebrew. Other Mazzal King David hotels feature large social rooms, restaurants and swimming pools.
BOSTON – As high-class business and social travelers continue to search for the best hotels and resorts in the world, they may be greeted with a new luxury Mazzal hotel in Boston, United States in the very near future. Mazzal Holding Corp has acquired 3.0 acres and plans on building 100+ luxury rooms circa 2015. The location is just a mile away from a world class casino. Mazzal has vast expertise in successful cross-branding endeavors.
The name is easy to remember – “Mazzal” means “lucky” in Hebrew. Other Mazzal King David hotels feature large social rooms, restaurants and swimming pools. This is perfect for celebrating a Bar Mitzvah. A synagogue will also be planned with donors receiving a gift certificate for one free night. The Israeli breakfast buffet is one of the primary attractions.
Mazzal has already built up its reputation in the Massachusetts area by running the 25-unit Green Pines Townhomes. Mazzal Holding Corp estimates that this Boston hotel will add USD$1.8 million to its revenue. Boston is an incredible location well-known for its first-class educational, sports and high-tech firms. This is just one leg of an expansive hotel building plan that will add the most popular cities in the United States and Canada. The Mazzal Holdings Corp is incorporated in the State of Nevada.
The Hilton, Starwood Hotels and Marriott brands are well-recognized around the world for offering superior hospitality. Before too long, Mazzal Holding may be spoken in the same breath.
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