Hop to it and save with Accor the Easter

Thursday, 13 Mar, 2007 0

With Easter just around the corner Accor says that its time to hop to it and book one of their great Easter Escape online deals at over 80 hotels across Australia and New Zealand. 

Book at least two nights accommodation and you’ll save $50 on your stay at participating Grand Mercure, Novotel, Mercure, All Seasons and Ibis hotels across Australia and New Zealand.  This offer is only available for travel between 1 – 15 April*, so visit www.accorhotels.com.au or www.accorhotels.co.nz and don’t miss out!

Here are some great escape bargains to add to your Easter basket:

For spectacular family fun visit Sydney this Easter.  Plenty of school holiday action takes place around Darling Harbour with great rates at Hotel Ibis Darling Harbour from $110 or nearby Hotel Ibis World Square in the CBD from $74.  Taronga Zoo is also a great family treat and Accor’s newly built Urban St Leonards hotel offers stunning views of the city skyline from just $164.

Easter is also a perfect time to escape the city and with rates starting from $50 at Grand Mercure Pinnacle Valley the Victorian high country beckons.  Horse riding, fly fishing and 4-wheel-driving are all on offer and from just $120 you can also enjoy Grand Mercure Mt Buller before the high country wildlife is covered in snow!  Of course, if a Melbourne shopping spree is your desire, great rates at the Mercure Hotel Welcome start from $80 or the Crossley Hotel in the heart of Chinatown from $102.

Catch the last of the summer sun and head north to the tranquility of the Sunshine Coast staying at Novotel Twin Waters Resort from $115 or go all the way to the tropics and enjoy a getaway at Mercure Inn Townsville from $114 or Grand Mercure Rockford Esplanade Palm Cove, just north of Cairns, from $164.

For an Easter escape to remember visit Australia’s red centre staying at Novotel Outback Alice Springs from just $75.  A stopover in Katherine is another must with the scenic Nitmilu Gorge, Edith Falls and historical Springvale Homestead all ready to explore from your base at the All Seasons Katherine from $77.

The rugged beauty of Western Australia will also provide a memorable Easter getaway.  Perfectly situated to explore the Kimberleys, the All Seasons Kununurra offers great value from $105.  A city getaway to the temperate climate of Perth is also possible from just $60 at the All Seasons Perth and for wine lovers and golf fanatics alike, the Novotel Swan Valley Resort, just 40 minutes from Perth combines both pursuits from just $130 per night.

To embrace the start of the cooler weather, an Easter trip to Tassie will have you enjoying ‘island life’ with a difference.  Rates start from $85 at Mercure Hotel Hobart and from $99 at Mercure Hotel Launceston.

Easter in New Zealand’s capital city offers a lively cosmopolitan food and wine getaway.  Accor has four hotels in Wellington with prices ranging from $63 at Hotel Ibis Wellington and from $101 at Novotel Capital Wellington.  More great rates are available in Auckland from $89 at the boutique style  Mercure Windsor Auckland in the heart of the city.  Or escape to Dunedin with its picturesque countryside reminiscent of the Scottish highlands staying at the Mercure Hotel Dunedin from $95, or the snow capped mountains of Queenstown from just $120 at the Grand Mercure St Moritz.

*Rates are per room per night valid for travel between 1-15 April, subject to availability, in participating hotels.  Offer only valid online when booking two or more nights accommodation.

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