Worldhotels launches Summer Early Bird Rate
Worldhotels, one of the leading groups for independent hotels, has launched an Early Bird Breaks Rate.
Guests can get discounts of up to 40 per cent, plus 500 frequent flyer miles when they book their stay more than 30 days in advance. Available at any of the 450 affiliate properties across 250 destinations worldwide, the offer is valid on stays of a minimum of three nights, from July 1 to August 31, 2011 and can be booked on worldhotels.com.
With the Early Bird Rate, the Bel Air Hotel in The Hague, Netherlands is available for an average rate of £70 per double room, per night, excluding tax. The elegant hotel is known for its comfortable and luxurious rooms and attentive service and is an ideal base for exploring the historic city of The Hague.
For early bookers looking to go to Beijing, China, the Hotel Kunlun, an award-winning hotel featuring 646 stylish rooms, is offering an attractive rate of £80 per double room, per night, excluding service charge.
Worldhotels recommends a stay at the non-gaming, non-smoking, eco-friendly all-suite Vdara Hotel & Spa for a unique visit to Las Vegas, USA. The hotel is located right on the Strip and is offering an average rate of £49 per double room, per night, excluding service charge and tax.
The Early Bird Breaks rate is just one of the special offers available at Worldhotels this summer. Great Value Breaks offers five per cent off when visitors stay a minimum of two nights, as well as the chance to earn up to 500 miles. The Wellness Breaks package, available at selected hotels within the portfolio, offers free access to the properties spa & fitness centre, two treatments per package and one three course meal, when guests stay for two nights. Finally, the Luxury Breaks package is available for guests staying for three or more nights in a suite and includes breakfast, champagne, 1,000 miles, a three-course dinner, VIP treatment and access to the spa & fitness centre. This package is available in selected properties in the portfolio.