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Isn't Motherhood Glamorous!
A Mother’s Day Package to Make Moms Glimmer
at The Ritz-Carlton New York, Central Park
Edited by Madelyn Miller
Paparazzi take heed, because May is all about moms at
The Ritz-Carlton New York, Central Park. They nurture, nourish and ensure
that the entire family is polished and ready to go, but this year every Mom
deserves to receive the ultimate star treatment of her own. The
Ritz-Carlton “glam squad” is at her service with a package designed to make
Mom feel like a superstar.
The Isn’t Motherhood Glamorous package includes:
Overnight luxury accommodations for two in a Deluxe
Guestroom, with an early 1:00pm check-in on the day of arrival
Access to the exclusive Ritz-Carlton Club Lounge (a
peaceful retreat where guests can enjoy complimentary light fare, cocktails
and caviar, while overlooking a breathtaking view of Central Park from the
second floor)
Bouquet of springtime flowers upon check-in from
celebrity florist Jane Packer
Personal shopper at Saks Fifth Avenue to help her find
sensational outfits
Traditional Afternoon Tea for two in the hotel’s
celebrity hotspot, The Star Lounge
Manicure and pedicure at La Prairie at The Ritz-Carlton
Spa to get her ready for a thrilling night out on the town.
The Isn’t Motherhood Glamorous package is available for
Friday, Saturday, or Sunday night stays only every weekend in May, and is
priced at $790 for a one-night stay in a plush Deluxe Guestroom, based on
double occupancy, and exclusive of taxes and gratuities. There is an option
to upgrade to an Avenue Room with partial park views for $100.
Within walking distance of Fifth Avenue’s finest shops,
boutiques and cultural attractions, the 277-room Mobil Five-Star and AAA
Five Diamond Ritz-Carlton New York, Central Park offers traditional luxury;
the first stateside La Prairie at The Ritz-Carlton Spa; a well-equipped
fitness center with personal trainers available; a multi-million dollar art
collection; fine dining at Chef Gabriel Kreuther’s signature restaurant,
Atelier, awarded three stars by The New York Times; afternoon high tea; and
the wit and charm of famed bartender Norman.
For more information and reservations, contact The
Ritz-Carlton toll-free at 800-241-3333 or the hotel directly at
212-308-9100. Visit online at www.ritzcarlton.com.
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