Luxurious Respites from Orient-Express, Just a Tank of Gas Away
Monday, January 19, 2009 at 10:45PM New York, NY - January 19, 2009 – On the East Coast, as far north as New York City and as far south as Raleigh, North Carolina, luxurious Orient-Express accommodations are only one tank of gas away. With price shock at the gas pump a thing of the past, taking advantage of special winter offerings makes luxury more affordable than ever.
The Inn at Perry Cabin
Your drive towards St. Michaels, Maryland, alongside the Chesapeake Bay and its tributaries, will be the perfect way to get in the mood for an evening at this charming Colonial inn by the water. With the Inn at Perry Cabin’s “Jazzy Winter Nights” package, you can enjoy a gourmet three-course dinner for two fireside in the four-star Sherwood’s Landing restaurant, listening to the mellow sounds of live jazz performed by the nationally-acclaimed Eric Felton Trio. Afterwards, retire to your room, where plush Frette linens and heated bathroom floors will keep you toasty throughout your stay. One-night package rates from $575. Offer valid select Saturday evenings in January, February and March 2009.
Distances and driving times are as follows...
- New York: 210 miles, 4 hours
- Princeton: 170 miles, 3 hours 20 minutes
- Philadelphia: 120 miles, 2 hours 45 minutes
- Baltimore: 80 miles, 1 hour 45 minutes
- Washington, D.C.: 80 miles, 1 hour 45 minutes
- Richmond: 190 miles, 3 ½ hours
- Raleigh: 350 miles, 6 hours
To make reservations, call 1-800-957-6127 or visit www.perrycabin.com.
Keswick Hall
If it’s “Sweet Hibernations” you’re looking for, spend an evening warming up by the fire at Keswick Hall. After taking in views of the beautiful Blue Ridge Mountains on your drive into historical Charlottesville, Virginia, you will be welcomed with a seasonal beverage upon your arrival at the sprawling hillside mansion. Proceed on to the award-winning Fossett’s Restaurant where you will overlook panoramic views of the scenic winter landscape while you dine on a sumptuous three-course dinner for two. Your accommodations for the evening feature antique furnishings, plump bedding and heated towel racks - certainly a cozy retreat for any chilled evening. A delicious continental breakfast rounds out this overnight getaway. One-night package rates from $295. Offer valid until April 9, 2009.
Distances and driving times are as follows...
- New York: 340 miles, 6 hours
- Princeton: 300 miles, 5 ½ hours
- Philadelphia: 250 miles, 4 hours 45 minutes
- Baltimore: 150 miles, 3 hours
- Washington, D.C.: 115 miles, 2 hours 20 minutes
- Richmond: 75 miles, 1 hour 15 minutes
- Raleigh: 240 miles, 4 hours
- Charlotte: 270 miles, 4 hours 45 minutes
To make reservations, call 1-888-778-2561 or visit www.keswick.com.
Notes to the Editor
For generalization purposes, it is assumed that one tank of gas yields 450 miles of driving. This calculation is based on approximations for compact cars with a gas tank size of at least 15 gallons that receive an average of 30 miles per gallon highway. Distances and drive times are approximations. Package restrictions may apply.
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Orient-Express Hotels (www.orient-express.com) has offered exceptional luxury travel experiences since 1976, when the company first purchased Hotel Cipriani in Venice and then shortly afterwards, recreated the celebrated Venice Simplon-Orient-Express, which weekly, links London, Paris and Venice as well as other destinations. Today, the company owns or part-owns and manages 51 businesses, 41 of which are highly acclaimed hotels that are each unique in style, from the Mount Nelson in Cape Town and Rio’s Copacabana Palace, to the Grand Hotel Europe in St. Petersburg and Maroma Resort & Spa on Mexico’s Riviera Maya. There are two restaurants, including ‘21’ in New York, two river cruise operations and six tourist trains. Orient-Express prides itself on providing the ultimate in luxury and service for its guests, in some of the world’s most magical locations.
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