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$25,000 Plus Valentine's Day PackageFebruary 2005 - The historic Buckingham Hotel, and Champagne's Nicholas Feuillatte, invites out-of-town and Gotham couples alike to a luxury Valentine's Day tryst. Cupid's gilded arrow will strike the Central Park-side property February 14th with a special $329 rate. The package includes a one night stay for two in one of the property's sprawling one-bedroom suites - which average 700 square feet. The package also includes a bottle of Champagne Nicolas Feuillatte, chilled to perfection, the Hotel's signature chocolates and a horse-drawn carriage ride through Central Park. Beyond it's ideal Central Park and Gallery Row locale, the Buckingham is also noted as being the "home away from home" to generations of classical music legends performing at the neighboring Carnegie Hall and the Metropolitan Opera. Accordingly, the staff will also leave a CD of "The Most Romanic Classical Music In The Universe" playing low on the suite's stereo as yet another Valentine for guests to remember the night by.
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About the Buckingham Amenities at the Buckingham include a complete pre-arrival concierge service, full-service business center, in-room high-speed anywhere-Internet connection, wired meeting space and a 24-hour state-of-the-art fitness center with private shower and sauna. The Patrons' Lounge offers a flat-panel television that screens CNN and CNBC by day and Carnegie Hall-themed movies by night. The Buckingham also offers a lending library of live Carnegie Hall and Lincoln Center music and performance on CD and DVD for playing on the VHS and CD players in the suites. The property is just seconds from Central Park, David Letterman's Ed Sullivan Theatre, Steinway's piano gallery right next door, the Museum of Modern Art, the renowned 57th Street art galleries as well as shopping destinations like Bergdorf Goodman, Tiffany, Prada, Gucci, Burberry and Barneys. Of course, Carnegie Hall is across the Street and Lincoln Center just minutes by foot. Stylish and smart, the public spaces of the Buckingham are filled with music and commissioned artwork from the property's own permanent collection - starting right at the front door with the Buckingham's signature stained glass "Dancing King" and eleven unique installations of deconstructed musical instruments ("Bounce Fugue") that line the entrance way. SOURCE Buckingham []If you like this site then please subscribe to our full feed RSS. You can also subscribe by Email. huh? Similar |