LONDON, ENGLAND, June 17, 2011 (Press-News.org) It has a number of hotels throughout the city and the boutique hospitality has provided the brand with a major facelift over the years. Being a highly recognized hotel chain it mainly has hotels in the Central London area which is one of the popular most areas of the city. The various London Hotel plans or packages which the group promotes consists a pool of new offers and discounts. These new offers and discounts are available at the various hotels of the group located in the different parts of the city.
The London Club Rooms are one of the newest additions to the London Hotels promoted by the Shaftesbury group. This king of an arrangement by the hotel chain has taken modern day living to an all new high. The rooms are a symbol of innovative thinking and planning which has gone into their making. The regal touch and style associated with the rooms have made them hugely popular among the travellers. Some of the best facilities like plasma television and Internet connection with broadband, air conditioning, secure lockers and alarm clocks are found in the club rooms.
The Club Lounge is another new introduction being promoted by the London Hotels of the Shaftesbury group. Each of the hotels from the group has wonderfully made club lounges. The guests can find some of the most well made furniture in these lounges. When the guests enter the club lounge to spend time, a group of attendants are always there to attend them. The guests are provided with complimentary snacks, drink and fruit once they enter the lounge.
Very recently, the London Hotels from the Shaftesbury group has introduced a well thought out discount offer. The guests who book their accommodation at the hotels are provided with a grand opportunity to win a free night's stay at its premises. The process followed by the hotel authorities is quite simple in this regard. The guests just need to log in at the website of the group and enter their contact details.
The winners of the lucky draw are informed by the hotel authorities within due course of time. The exclusive broadband service available at these London Hotels also provides all the travellers with a great advantage. While the guests stay in the hotel rooms, internet facilities can be availed quite easily. As broadband connectivity exists in the rooms, it is very easy to access it with the assistance of laptops. When the guests are moving around in the other areas of the hotels and not in the rooms, the presence of Wi-Fi connectivity ensure easy Internet access. The guests can easily stay connected with the outside world from the lounge or the club rooms as per their convenience.
As a part of the different offers released by the Shaftesbury London Hotels, the guests are also offered with exclusive celebration club packages. The guests can opt for different kinds of celebration packages which often vary from being new year's eve, anniversary and birthday to name a few. The different features offered by this package include complimentary fruits, champagne, flowers and cakes etc.
The Shaftesbury group of hotels also provide the option of booking now and paying later. The guests can certainly book the rooms by following the process of guaranteeing the credit cards. No payment is deducted from the card account at that particular payment. The payment is only deducted at the time of the guests' arrival at the hotel.
The different hotels promoted by the Shaftesbury group in the city of London are also smoke free which certainly enhance their reputation in the market. This unique plan has turned the hotels into environmental friendly zones. The number of guests coming to the hotels has also increased over the years due to this particular reason. But for the guests who really want to smoke within the boundary of these London Hotels, special zones have been created. These zones are always maintained accordingly so that the non smoking guests do not face any problem. The variety of new offers and discounts launched by the Shaftesbury group has surely helped in enhancing its market credibility over the years.
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65-73 Shaftesbury Avenue
Piccadilly, London W1D 6EX
United Kingdom
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London Hotels are Full of New Offers and Discounts
The Shaftesbury group is one of the premier hospitality chains in the United Kingdom.
2011-06-17
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