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Reginald Archambault Named GM of Luxe Sunset Boulevard Hotel

Los Angeles, CA - August 24, 2010 - Reginald Archambault has been appointed General Manager of the Luxe Sunset Boulevard Hotel, Bel Air, it was announced by Efrem Harkham, Chairman of Luxe Worldwide Hotels.

Mr. Archambault brings more than 18 years of diversified hotel management experience to the Luxe Sunset Boulevard Hotel, Bel Air. Most recently he was property manager at Ocean Boulevard Properties in Florida, and prior to that was Resident Manager at Los Angeles' Hotel Bel-Air. He has also held senior management positions with the Four Seasons and Ritz-Carlton hotel companies.

"We are extremely pleased to have Reg take over the helm as General Manager at the Luxe Sunset Boulevard Hotel," notes Mr. Harkham. His luxury hotel management experience will prove to be invaluable in continuing the legacy of our 'urban retreat' here in Bel Air, along with the enhancement of the Luxe Hotels brand."

Mr. Archambault, who was born in the midwest but raised in Providence, Rhode Island, received a BA in English from the University of Rhode Island in 1990 and is married with one son.

About Luxe Sunset Boulevard Hotel, Bel Air The Luxe Sunset Boulevard Hotel, Bel Air is located on seven acres of lush, pristine property perfectly perched at the intersection of Brentwood and Bel Air. With 160 spacious non-smoking guest rooms and suites, complimentary wireless Internet, an outdoor heated swimming pool, tennis court, fitness suite, Zen-inspired Spa, On Sunset Restaurant, and the Luxe Lounge, this pet-friendly hotel is just 12 miles from LAX Airport and the perfect choice for business or pleasure stays in Los Angeles. (luxehotelsunsetblvd.com)

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