An excellent game about hotel aquisition and stock manipulation.

Its a bit abstract (hotels are represented by tiles placed on a rectangular board) but that does nothing to damage its value. Far more skill than luck dependent and surprisingly subtle in the tactics and strategies available to the player. Playable by two to six players, although games with two are far less fun and far more predictable.

I've played it for over thirty years, and it never ceases to entertain me.

A bookcase game. I still have it after 35 years. It is easy to learn and fun to play. You build hotel chains with tiles and deal in stocks and mergers.

Excellent property development game.