Archive for the ‘Announcement’ Category

Universal was just featured on a blog post by the Hartford Courant. We always appreciate shout outs, especially when they’re letting people know about our great furniture deals. You can check out the blog post here.

Hello guys, as we announced earlier UHL President David White was slated to appear on WTNH’s Connect Style. Well the segment has been shot and you can view the interview here.

That’s right! David White will appear on WTNH’s Connecticut Style on Thursday, March 24th. He’ll be showcasing a room set from Embassy Suites Hotels. So tune in and see why our high quality furniture is a great choice for everyone!

Hey guys, in case you missed it, here’s the video of Universal Hotel Liquidator’s President, David White, on BetterCT. Follow along as David White takes the BetterCT hosts on a tour of our store and warehouse!

As you guys know, we’ve recently liquidated the upscale and elegant Embassy Suites Hotel. Now we’ve got a brand new commercial starring Pastor Arthur, showing off all of the hotel’s discounted furniture! So watch the video, take his advice and get the hook up!

Hey guys here’s the video you’ve been waiting for, showing how we operate here at Universal Hotel Liquidators.

Everyone here was honored to have UHL featured on Better Connecticut. During the Great Scot segment, UHL owner, Dave White, showed Scot Haney and Olessa Stepanova of Better Connecticut, around our 100,000 square foot warehouse. The segment displays some of the new furniture we’ve taken in recently from hotels like the Embassy Suites and the Hyatt.

Take a look at the video for a quick, fun tour!

Check out the official UHL press release concerning the liquidation of the Embassy Suites Hotels. Here you can find out more about the biggest hotel liquidation in NYC history. You can also hear what Dave White had to say about the effort and what it took to pull it off.

Just a bit over four years ago the New Haven Coliseum was demolished by implosion. The Coliseum had stood for 30 years before that but was officially closed down in 2002. It had fallen into disrepair and its upkeep was determined to be too great a strain on New Haven’s finances. The Coliseum didn’t fall without protest, and a campaign to save it sprang up but ultimately failed. For many, including myself, the demolition of the Coliseum marked a sad day. I still have very fond memories of attending hockey practice there during high school. So, while the Coliseum may be gone it is far from forgotten.

Universal Bus in the Snow

Everyone here at Universal Hotel Liquidators would like to congratulate New Haven on digging out and moving forward!