Zen Hospitality Offers Alt Temp Housing

Zen Hospitality CEO Mark Nicolini has successfully removed the usual sterility of corporate living. His hospitality company operates 20 fully furnished, vibe-friendly apartments in DC, Arlington, Fairfax, and Dulles. His goal is for you to achieve zen through temporary housing that offers perfect balance, harmony, and tranquility, encompassing ease of arrival and carefree comfort. Rooms include top-name appliances, executive-level furniture, housekeeping, a complete set of cookware and towels, private WiFi andmost zen of allqueen-sized beds with double-pillowtop mattresses and 400-thread-count Egyptian cotton sheets. All reservations are overseen and cared for by the owner/operator (namely Mark). By doing it himself and having low overhead, Mark can offer more amenities (like the 42 flat-screen smart TV that other corporate apartments dont offer). Zen Hospitality is not only available to business travelers but serves as a great hotel alternative for tourists as well. For more information on our sponsor, click here.

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