Universal Hotel Liquidators Complete Largest Liquidation In New York History

NEW HAVEN, Conn., Feb. 7, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- The Connecticut based Universal Hotel Liquidators was awarded exclusive rights to liquidate all 485 rooms of the prestigious Embassy Suites Hotel in New York's Financial District. The property was closed down on January 5th and UHL spent the next 11 days emptying the hotel and transporting the furniture to their distribution center in New Haven.

David White, the President of Universal Hotel Liquidators said, "While we've taken on jobs in similar size, never have we had to empty a hotel so quickly. We literally had an entire army handling the removal for us. We brought back thousands of quality furniture pieces, all of which we're selling at a fraction of the original cost. The amounts we received are staggering: over 400 couches, 800 TVs -- these are all items we need to move quickly."

UHL took in full bedroom and living room sets, the pieces of which they're now selling individually from their warehouse located on 1060 State Street in New Haven. There are standard bedroom amenities such as king and full sized mattresses, nightstands, lamps, TVs and more. The living room packages contain sofa beds, chairs and an assortment of tables.  For a full list of available Embassy Suites furniture visit FurnishCheap.com/commercial.

About Universal:

Universal Hotel Liquidators is the largest liquidator of quality hotel furniture in the United States. Universal sells these liquidated items out of their iconic 100,000 square foot warehouse, located in New Haven at the junction of I-95 and I-91. UHL has been featured in numerous publications, including The Wall Street Journal, USA Today and the New York Post. The company also furnishes hotels throughout the United States and countries such as Canada, Tanzania, the Philippines and many others. Universal has established a satellite warehouse in The Republic of The Gambia —the smallest country in mainland Africa. The store provides sorely needed jobs and furniture for the impoverished citizens of Gambia.

SOURCE Universal Hotel Liquidators