Dan Cirucci: Van Gogh In Philly: Hotel/Travel Packages

Monday, January 9, 2012

Van Gogh In Philly: Hotel/Travel Packages

When visitors from around the country and beyond arrive in Philadelphia to see Van Gogh Up Close—the highly-anticipated international loan exhibition for which the Philadelphia Museum of Art is the only U.S. venue—they will have their choice of four exclusive hotel packages that combine a premier overnight experience with tickets to the post-Impressionist feast for the eyes at the Museum, as well as 15% off Amtrak tickets, 10% off in the Museum Store, and a special celebratory van Gogh dessert in the Museum’s Stephen Starr-operated Granite Hill restaurant.
Van Gogh Up Close runs from February 1 through May 6, 2012.
Travelers can choose from the Best Western Center City Hotel, the Radisson Plaza-Warwick Hotel, the Rittenhouse Hotel, and the Four Seasons. All four popular and conveniently-located properties are making an art of Van Gogh-inspired travel accommodations as the exhibition of van Gogh’s masterpieces fills the Museum’s Dorrance Special Exhibition Galleries over three months.
Rail travelers planning a trip to Philadelphia to see Van Gogh Up Close can also purchase discounted train tickets via Amtrak by visiting www.philamuseum.org beginning on January 14, where they will be directed to a designated page on Amtrak’s website. Tickets are 15% off a regular adult fare. Restrictions and black out days will apply.
Guests may reserve their rooms and receive two tickets (per room reservation) guaranteeing admission to Van Gogh Up Close with no date or time restrictions during exhibition hours: February 1 – May 6, 2012, Tuesday through Sunday: 10:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m., Friday evenings: until 8:45 p.m.

Best Western Center City Hotel
(800) WESTERN
www.bestwestern.com/centercityhotel
Includes free parking and continental breakfast
Weekend/weekday from $189*
Radisson Plaza – Warwick Hotel
(215) 735-6000
www.radisson.com/philadelphiapa
Weekend/weekday from $179*
The Rittenhouse Hotel
(800) 635-1042
www.rittenhousehotel.com
Includes guest room taxes, special welcome amenity, complimentary Wifi, complimentary use of the indoor pool, steam room, sauna, and health club, complimentary show shine and newspaper delivery.
Weekend/weekday from $330.72
Four Seasons Hotel
(215) 963-1500
fourseasons.com/philadelphia
Includes breakfast for two in The Fountain Restaurant
Weekend from $357*
Weekday from $407*
* Hotel package prices do not include any applicable taxes and gratuities (except where otherwise noted) and are subject to availability.

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