Garden Enthusiasts Are Invited to a Luxury Park Lane Hotel to Indulge in Gardening and Afternoon Tea
Take Advantage of Grosvenor House, A JW Marriott's Unique Offer
(firmenpresse) - LONDON -- (Marketwire) -- 06/15/12 -- Launching a new and unique "stemming" from the magnificent beauty displayed by the famed Chelsea Flower Show, the opulent Grosvenor House, A JW Marriott Hotel is coming up roses for horticultural enthusiasts.
Offering an extravagant selection of , Grosvenor House announces its very own "Green Fingers Package" for all the budding and fully blossomed gardeners and those who appreciate the beauty of London's remarkable gardens and their astounding floral displays.
As one of the premier , Grosvenor House is proud of its horticultural associations, and in 2009 celebrated its 80th birthday and the culmination of a multi-million pound restoration, by commissioning the United Kingdom's leading rose producer, Peter Beales, to create a delicate and fragrant yellow rose. The rose made its debut at the 2009 Chelsea Flower Show and now blooms gloriously in a specially created garden in Hyde Park as part of the hotel's ongoing support of the Royal Parks Foundation to ensure the Royal Parks are safe, clean and always presented in beautiful condition.
With the "Green Fingers Package" guests will be pampered with five-star accommodations at this , just a stone's throw away from historic Hyde Park. In addition to a deluxe suite, inclusive of breakfast, guests will spend the afternoon in Chelsea Physic Garden, London's oldest botanical garden (founded in 1673), and have the opportunity to enjoy an exclusive behind the scenes tour with a member of staff -- looking at some of the 5,000 species of medicinal and useful plants from around the world. Guests will also have a chance to take in the garden's wildlife and get lost in its serene ambience.
An inspiring choice among , the "Green Fingers Package" also includes a sumptuous Rose-inspired Afternoon Tea featuring a glass of Taittinger Rosé champagne, a rare Golden Roseheart tea, delicate finger sandwiches, scones with Devonshire clotted cream and rose petal and strawberry jam, and a selection of cakes including the lightest rose macaroons and whisper thin raspberry mille feuilles. Afternoon Tea is served in the hotel's light and elegant Park Room overlooking Hyde Park.
As a unique addition to this incredible package and a souvenir of their time in London, one of Grosvenor House's very own roses will be sent to the home address of each guest following their stay.
Available May to September and priced at £615 plus VAT for a one-night stay in a Deluxe Suite on a B&B basis, the package may be booked by calling 0207 4996363 or online at . The package may be upgraded to Executive Suite accommodations at rates from £1,200 plus VAT.
The Grosvenor House, A JW Marriott Hotel, is one of Central London's finest historic treasures, with full restoration completed in 2008. Continuing gracious and time-honored London traditions, the hotel welcomes guests with grand style, outstanding service and meticulous accommodations. Conveniently located near museums, landmarks, West End theatres, exceptional shopping and popular attractions, the hotel's rich heritage combines nicely with modern amenities to provide London visitors with a remarkable hotel experience.
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