111.   All will be full-service hotels whose rooms will have an array of features not often found in mid-priced properties.

112.   All the rooms have air-conditioning, satellite television, hair dryers and computer jacks.

113.   All the rooms have two telephone lines.

114.   Almost every tasting room has a bucket for spitting the wine.

115.   But before doing so, make sure the room has heat.

116.   But even the smallest room will probably have an imaginatively stocked minibar, handsome window treatments and terrific electronic toys.

117.   But good newspaper owners understand that newspapers are also public institutions and that room has to be made for opposing views.

118.   But the magnificent, richly marbled lobby reeked of disinfectant when we checked in, and the dated though spacious guest rooms had dirty windows.

119.   But the room also had a big new marble bathroom with a deep tub and some inkling of Florentine design in the red bedspreads and drapes.

120.   But the tall room itself has skylighted vaults that allow sun to filter in.