1998 Otis Traction Elevators @ The Drury Plaza Hotel at the Arch - St. Louis, MO
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 พ.ค. 2020
- (2-8-20) These are some AWESOME Otis elevators at one of the most unique hotels I've ever been to. These are the elevators in the main part of the hotel.
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0:10 That's a very neat way to call an elevator
Yeah it is. An original system as well.
That is extreme
I stayed at the Drury Plaza at San Antonio Riverwalk. The hotel was amazing. The building was historic art deco with amazing viewing balconies throughout. Not just private room balconies which were only in the new portion but actual general balconies open to all guests via room keys. Under the stairs to river level they had a display with the old Otis lever controls for the elevators. Drury Plazas are amazing hotels!
Edit: left out that the rooms were great too!
Drury Hotels are awesome. This is one of the most unique hotels I've seen before, and I have a tour of this place coming out soon.
STL Elevators I look forward to your tour. Drury’s are also a great value too with their breakfasts and kickbacks in the evening. The San Antonio Riverwalk was incredible.
The newer building called San Fernando Tower had the roof open to guests as a viewing area where you could look down on San Fernando Cathedral. As well as both buildings having swimming pools. The newer had indoor the older which was a skyscraper from 1929 had a rooftop pool that was terraced. The pool was up top but there were 3 floors of seating areas teraced looking out over the city.
Interesting and awesome! Love those chimes!
That’s a unique call station
Yeah, first one I've seen like it before.
These lifts are cool with the beautiful decor in the cabs and the fact they have been kept original is cool aswell. I hope these don’t get modernised. They also have a cool stop sound too.
These are really awesome!
very nice!
Yes it is!
👀🔥🔥 love it
Those elevators are nice!
Yes they are!
Drury has a rather eclectic selection of properties... some with historic roots like this one, some are built new, they've renovated former Granada Royale Hometels and Embassy Suites properties, and even a former YMCA building was gutted. The ones I've stayed at have been very nice.
I've stayed at multiple, and all of them have been nice.
This is the first video from you that I've seen that has an OTIS Series 1 that has only a key reader and no call button in the lobby to call an elevator.
I've never seen this before.
@@stlelevators Neither have I. I tend to find setups like this interesting.
1:14 loud bell
just stayed at the hotel. you no longer have to put in the card on the first floor, now it’s just a RFID scanner
So the system was upgraded?
Now that’s unique! I like the call station on 1. Never seen that before. This whole place seems cool. They just opened one of these near me. What was the elevator to the left at 2:42?
I love the call system. It's original to the install.
That's the service elevator. I have a detailed walk through of this hotel and videos of the other elevators coming soon.
@skivator the service elevator
the vf drives on these actually sound decent
Yeah it does.
Isn't this right next to the Hyatt Place??
Yes
They made Series 1 that late?
Yep
Why does these elevators require a key card
Security reasons.
There's another Elevator that does that too lmao
Does what?
It does have the Key Card to Call the Elevator
On the top floor you can hear the motors pretty well just like the elevators at my local mall. Seems really cool how you scan your key card and it lights up "call recognized"
I've never seen it before. You can hear the relay activate when the card is entered.
i’ve stayed here there’s a parking elevator near these
There's two more elevators here. I have those coming out soon plus a tour of the hotel.
Does that include the service car at 2:40?
No I couldn't get that one to come.
STL Elevators ok theres a service car next to the main bank