Cut the Bill at the Bull package
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
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> “CUT THE BILL AT THE BULL†HOTEL PROMOTION AT THE BULFINCH BOSTON CELEBRATES
> 5th ANNIVERSARY WITH $5 DEALS
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> Guests Treated to Reduced Rates for Amenities & Services in Celebration of
> Hotel’s Opening
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> Boston, MA (August 24, 2009) – In celebration of its fifth anniversary, The
> Bulfinch Boston
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> announces its “Cut the Bill at the Bull†promotion allowing guests to cut “the
> bill†or “the bull†(or whichever slogan one prefers), from the hotel
> check-out bill. Now until December 30, 2009, guests booking a minimum 3 night
> stay will be able to choose from a selection of five, $5-priced amenities,
> including $5 overnight parking; $5 continental breakfast; $5 dry cleaning
> service item; $5 pressing service item and a $5 cocktail.*
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> Located in downtown Boston’s “Bulfinch Triangle,†The Bulfinch Boston is
> housed in a nine story flatiron building, offering 80 well-appointed rooms and
> suites which provide an aesthetically-pleasing and modern escape from the
> bustle of Boston. Catering to leisure and business guests alike and a member
> of the Luxe Collection of hotels, Bulfinch’s list of amenities includes
> complimentary high-speed Internet access, exercise room, concierge and bellman
> service, and free local calls, among others.
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> The hotel’s cozy and popular Flat Iron Tapas Bar & Lounge
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> pays homage to the building’s striking façade and serves guests an eclectic
> selection of tapas and small plates, uniquely created by Chef Mark Spinney.
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> The Bulfinch Boston is located at 107 Merrimac Street, Boston, MA 02114. Rates
> from $159 per night (based on availability).
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> Bulfinch Boston’s “Cut the Bill at the Bull†promotion is available until
> December 30, 2009 and can be booked online at www.bulfinchhotel.com
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> or 877 267 1776 with booking code “BILL.â€Â For images and additional
> information, email or call the contact listed above.Â
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> Restrictions: Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â
> New reservations only, cannot be combined with other offers. Amenity prices
> are adjusted to $5 each at check out upon completion of a 3 night stay. Offer
> subject to availability and blackout dates. *Only one amenity extended at the
> special $5 price for entire duration of stay.
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> Â
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> About The Bulfinch Hotel Boston
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> The Bulfinch Hotel
> is a distinct, nine story triangle-shaped, or flat-iron, building conveniently located in downtown Boston, in the area known as the “Bulfinch Triangle” or
> West End. Â The Bulfinch Hotel offers 80 well-appointed upscale guestrooms, all
> of which are non-smoking. The property enables its guests with easy access to
> Faneuil Hall, located within a brief walk, and other Boston attractions.Â
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