The Leading Hotels of the World is an international luxury hotel organization, comprising over 450 premium hotels and resorts worldwide. It recently announced the addition of three new luxury hotels: The Observatory Hotel in Sydney, Australia, Fuchun Resort in Hangzhou, and The Greenwich Hotel in New York. To celebrate their membership, these three hotels have launched special offers to reward guests.
The Observatory Hotel is located in Sydney’s historic Rocks district and Central Business District, adjacent to the bustling harbor and the world-famous Sydney Harbour Bridge. Rooms offer views of Observatory Hill, Walsh Bay, or Darling Harbour. The Galileo Restaurant serves refined French cuisine with international influences, while the Globe Bar offers light bites and a selection of fine wines. Leaders Club members who book stays between September 1, 2010, and March 31, 2011, by October 31, 2010, can enjoy a 10% discount off the best available rate.
Fuchun Resort in Hangzhou, China, is situated on the picturesque banks of the Fuchun River in Fuyang, surrounded by tranquil countryside and convenient city access. Inspired by traditional Chinese landscape paintings, it is nestled beside a serene mountain lake and embraced by lush greenery, with the peaks of Fuchun Mountain in the background, blending contemporary luxury with classic Chinese aesthetics. Members who book stays between September 1, 2010, and March 31, 2011, by October 31, 2010, can enjoy a 10% discount (applicable to garden-view suites, lake-view suites, and lakeside villas), plus a complimentary 60-minute yoga or tai chi session.
The Greenwich Hotel in New York neighbors the trendy TriBeCa district and is designed with comfort and meticulous craftsmanship in mind. Artisans from around the world have used fine materials to create a warm and layered environment. The lobby’s reclaimed oak creates a cozy atmosphere, perfect for enjoying morning coffee or an evening cocktail. Suites vary in style, drawing on diverse cultural elements such as Tibetan handmade silk carpets, Moroccan patterned tiles, and wood-burning fireplaces. Members who book and stay between September 1, 2010, and December 31, 2010, can enjoy room upgrade benefits (not applicable to suites), personalized shopping experiences, and spa treatments.
Leaders Club membership is free. Members who stay five times at any Leading Hotel member property in 2010 will be rewarded with one complimentary night. For more information on offers, please contact the reservation office and provide your unique Leaders Club membership number.
The Leading Hotels of the World: http://www.lhw.com/
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