Ravinia Festival Package From Courtyard Chicago Highland Park/Northbrook Is Music To Guests' Ears
Hotel near 2015 Ravinia Festival offers limited-time deal with deluxe accommodations, festival transportation and picnic lunch
HIGHLAND PARK, Ill., March 31, 2015 /PRNewswire/ -- Music enthusiasts in town for the Ravinia Festival this summer will hit all the high notes when they take advantage of a special package from Courtyard Chicago Highland Park/Northbrook.
Experiencing North America's oldest music festival just got more legendary with the Ravinia Picnic Package from one of the premier hotels near Northbrook, IL. Featuring deluxe accommodations from $169 per night, priority shuttle transportation to and from the festival and a reusable picnic tote filled with appetizers, entrees, side dishes, desserts and beverages, this special offer from Courtyard includes everything concert-goers need to make the festival memorable and mouthwatering.
Music lovers can enjoy their choice of two entrees, two sides and two desserts, as well as an appetizer and wine. Appetizer options include hummus, crisp vegetables, flatbread crackers and brie or marinated olives and flatbread crackers; entree options include turkey BLT wrap or Mediterranean wrap; side options include red quinoa salad or fruit salad with honey-lime dressing; and dessert options include lemon pound cake with macerated strawberries or caramel apple galettes. A bottle of Clos du Bois merlot or chardonnay is packed in the tote as well.
Whichever picnic options travelers choose, the meal will pair perfectly with the Ravinia Music Festival's exciting outdoor entertainment, running from April 4, 2015, through September 12, 2015. Festival-goers will experience live performances by talented musicians from a variety of genres including classical, jazz, rock and country, making Ravinia one of the most diverse musical events around. Lady Gaga and Tony Bennett, Rob Thomas, Santana and Seth MacFarlane are among this year's eclectic lineup, giving music lovers of all tastes something to sing along with.
Just 2 miles from the festival grounds, Courtyard Chicago Highland Park/Northbrook allows guests to reserve shuttle service in advance to enjoy quick and convenient transportation to their musical event. Following the exciting shows, tired bodies can rest comfortably in modern accommodations featuring luxurious bedding and piles of fluffy pillows. Guests nursing leftover energy can use the complimentary in-room Wi-Fi to post pictures or stay entertained with the flat-panel TVs and premium movie channels.
Getting fueled up for the festival is easy at the Northbrook, IL hotel's on-site restaurant, The Bistro – Eat. Drink. Connect. Serving a variety of healthy breakfast and dinner options as well as Starbucks beverages and evening cocktails, The Bistro is the ideal place for concert-goers and guests to satisfy their cravings.
Travelers wishing to take advantage of the Ravinia Picnic Package must book reservations 48 hours in advance by going online or calling 1-800-228-9290 and using promotional code ARN. The deal does not include tickets to the Ravinia Festival, which can be purchased at www.ravinia.org.
About Courtyard Chicago Highland Park/Northbrook
The Courtyard Chicago Highland Park/Northbrook at 1505 Lake Cook Road in Highland Park, IL is about a half hour north of Chicago. The hotel boasts 3 floors with 137 rooms, 12 suites, 2 meeting rooms with 1,274 square feet of total event space, a bistro, fitness center and indoor pool. For information, visit www.marriott.com/CHIHP or call 1-847-831-3338. Like the Courtyard Chicago Highland Park/Northbrook on Facebook and add the hotel to a circle on Google Plus.
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