Travelers Enjoy 30% Savings and Complimentary Breakfast at Dozens of Coveted Hotels in Europe
The Leading Hotels of the World is inviting you to enjoy some of the finest hotels throughout Europe. The Great European Sale, a continent-wide promotion that has vacationers reaching for their passports and deciding between a visit to the Spanish Steps, surfing in Biarritz or sunbathing on the island of Crete.
The program, valid for travel between May 1 and September 30, 2009, offers savings of 30% off rack rates at nearly 60 stunning, participating Leading Hotels. Starting at USD 214 per night, rates are based on double occupancy and are inclusive of daily breakfast and VAT. Travel dates vary by hotel and are subject to availability.
Among the hotels participating in the program are The Ritz in London, Hotel du Palais in Biarritz, Marbella Club Hotel Golf Resort & Spa, Grand Hotel Villa Medici in Florence, Grand Hotel & La Pace in Tuscany, Hotel Palace Berlin, Aldrovandi Palace in Rome, Hotel Lancaster in Paris, Hotel Le Palais in Prague, The Scotsman Hotel in Edinburgh, New York Palace Boscolo in Budapest, Hotel Okura in Amsterdam, Hotel Sacher Wien in Vienna, Beau Rivage Palace in Lausanne, Hotel Savoy in Prague, and Elounda Beach Hotel in Crete.
For more information or to reserve The Great European Sale, please visit www.lhw.com/europe or telephone within Sydney (02) 9377 8444, toll-free Australia wide 1800 222 033 and toll free New Zealand 0800 441 016. Refer to booking code L52 when making a voice reservation.
About The Leading Hotels of the World
The Leading Hotels of the World is the prestigious luxury hospitality organization representing more than 450 of the world's finest hotels, resorts and spas, and is the operator of www.lhw.com and www.lhwspas.com – the online sources for your luxury lifestyle. As the largest international luxury hotel brand, the firm maintains offices in 25 major markets across the globe.
Since 1928, the company's reputation for excellence derives from the exacting levels of quality it demands of its members, each of which must pass a rigorous, anonymous inspection covering hundreds of meticulous criteria spanning from product to behavioral standards. This set of standards is the most stringent in the industry.
