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While the hotel still appeared on the website early Thursday , administrators blocked guests from scheduling reservations. "We're sorry, but it is currently not possible to make reservations for this accommodation on our website," the page initially read . However, if you were to search the property now, you'd only get suggestions of different hotels within Arosa, Switzerland. "We do not tolerate discrimination of any kind," a Booking.com representative told Shimon Samuels , the Paris-based director for the Simon Wiesenthal Center . "We can confirm that the property in question is no longer available on Booking.com." Following the first reports, the Simon Wiesenthal Center urged "the broader Jewish Community and their Gentile friends to blacklist this horrific hotel " after Switzerland's tourism office called the incident "unfortunate." Located roughly 80 miles from Zurich, the Paradies Arosa hotel first placed a sign ...

GENEVA — Switzerland’s tourism office on Tuesday decried an “unfortunate” incident in which a small Alpine hotel posted a sign asking “ Jewish guests ” to shower before swimming in the hotel pool. Story continues below The Simon Wiesenthal Center demanded the closure of the Paradies Arosa hotel in the eastern town of Arosa, and issued a statement on Tuesday calling on “the broader Jewish community and their Gentile friends to blacklist this horrific hotel.” On Twitter, Israeli Deputy Foreign Minister Tzipi Hotovely called for “justice” against the hotel’s management. READ MORE:  Teens face charges after ‘hateful’ graffiti sprayed on school walls in Vaughan Officials said the hotel had apologized for the incident and taken the sign down. Swiss Tourism spokesman Markus Berger called the sign unacceptable, adding: “It always needs to stay in perspective: This is one unfortunate incident.”Under “To our Jewish Guests ,” the sign read: “Please take a shower before you go swimming. If...