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The Tablet 10 by Josh Rubin

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Tablet Hotels is fantastic resource for finding the best small and medium sized hotels in a many cities around the world. Their snappy editorial helps make the selection pretty easy and their web site is superbly designed.

To further curate your hospitality experience, Tablet has just introduced the Tablet 10. Basically, it's a dynamic list of the hotels with the best customer feedback. We all know the value of a peer review...

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This entry posted on 28 March 2005 at 6:00 AM
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