Valentine's
Day—the most romantic time of the year—takes place at a time when most
people are shoveling snow, slipping on ice and hiding beneath hats.
Fortunately, the Omni Parker House, the historic hotel where John F. Kennedy
proposed to Jacqueline Bouvier, offers a special "Rendezvous for
Two" package for couples looking to warm up and experience a romantic
getaway. To really get the sparks flying, couples can also take their
lover by the hand on a leisurely stroll through the city or on a carriage
ride through Boston Common, located across the street from the Hotel.
The
package includes overnight deluxe accommodations for two, breakfast for two
in bed or at Parker's restaurant and late checkout up to 5:00 PM upon
request. Too much is never enough at the Omni Parker House, to set a
romantic mood couples also receive a red rose, tips on a "dozen ways to
make your rendezvous more romantic" and a dedicated "Romance
Concierge" to assist with any "special requests."
Room prices start at $219 per night for a Deluxe Room and $269 per night for
a Suite.
The
Omni Parker House, America's longest continuously operating hotel, is
located along the Freedom Trail in the heart of Boston. The hotel recently
completed a three -year, $70 million restoration that upgraded its 551 rooms
and added state-of-the-art services while restoring the original ornate
features built by master 19th century craftsmen. Also included in the
restoration was the historic Last Hurrah bar, for more than a century the
meeting place of Boston and state political leaders. The bar is named for
Edwin O'Connor's 1956 novel, The Last Hurrah, a fictional account of the
life of legendary Boston Mayor, and frequent Parker House visitor, James
Michael Curley. Omni Hotels has been ranked the company "Highest
in Guest Satisfaction Among Upscale Chains" by J.D. Power and
Associates in its 2000 hotel guest satisfaction study. The chain
scored especially high in food and beverage, guest rooms and hotel services
such as security, wake up calls and other guest related functions.
Omni Parker House
60 School Street
Boston, Massachusetts 02108
Phone: (617) 227-8600
1-800-THE-OMNI
Fax: (617) 742-5729 www.omnihotels.com/
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Valentine's
Day—the most romantic time of the year—takes place at a time when most
people are shoveling snow, slipping on ice and hiding beneath hats.
Fortunately, the Omni Parker House, the historic hotel where John F. Kennedy
proposed to Jacqueline Bouvier, offers a special "Rendezvous for
Two" package for couples looking to warm up and experience a romantic
getaway. To really get the sparks flying, couples can also take their
lover by the hand on a leisurely stroll through the city or on a carriage
ride through Boston Common, located across the street from the Hotel.
The
package includes overnight deluxe accommodations for two, breakfast for two
in bed or at Parker's restaurant and late checkout up to 5:00 PM upon
request. Too much is never enough at the Omni Parker House, to set a
romantic mood couples also receive a red rose, tips on a "dozen ways to
make your rendezvous more romantic" and a dedicated "Romance
Concierge" to assist with any "special requests."
Room prices start at $219 per night for a Deluxe Room and $269 per night for
a Suite.
The
Omni Parker House, America's longest continuously operating hotel, is
located along the Freedom Trail in the heart of Boston. The hotel recently
completed a three -year, $70 million restoration that upgraded its 551 rooms
and added state-of-the-art services while restoring the original ornate
features built by master 19th century craftsmen. Also included in the
restoration was the historic Last Hurrah bar, for more than a century the
meeting place of Boston and state political leaders. The bar is named for
Edwin O'Connor's 1956 novel, The Last Hurrah, a fictional account of the
life of legendary Boston Mayor, and frequent Parker House visitor, James
Michael Curley. Omni Hotels has been ranked the company "Highest
in Guest Satisfaction Among Upscale Chains" by J.D. Power and
Associates in its 2000 hotel guest satisfaction study. The chain
scored especially high in food and beverage, guest rooms and hotel services
such as security, wake up calls and other guest related functions.