If you are a musical lover and planning to visit Milan over the next six months, you will be glad to know that the Marriott Hotel in Milan will be presenting its clients with free tickets to one of the most successful musicals of all time: Beauty and The beast.
The package offered by the hotel also includes one night’s stay in a deluxe room, breakfast and brunch or dinner, with prices varying from 184 euros to 298 euros.
Located in the heart of Milan, the five-star Marriott hotel has 300 deluxe rooms, 9 junior suites and an amazingly beautiful presidential suite.
All rooms have just been restored and each of them features air conditioning, mini bar, free internet access, LCD tv set and round the clock service room.
Guests can also have breakfast at the Club Bar, dinner at the Brasserie de Milan which offers dishes from the traditional Lombardy cuisine ( the chef Claudio Sfiller won the famous One of the world’s best chef prize) and then round off the day at the hot spot Bar 66 where one can have a lot of fun.
By the way if you are over 62 you can also get 15 % off room rates.
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