Expansions & Renovations

Get Star Treatment and Style with The Ivy Hotel's New Lux Shopping Package

Package Starts at $239 and Includes Bloomingdale’s Stylist Consultation, Escalade Transportation an

SAN DIEGO, CA, January 5, 2010 – Get Hollywood style and personalized treatment at San Diego’s Ivy Hotel. To create the ultimate stay and shop experience, the Ivy Hotel partnered with Bloomingdale’s to produce its new Lux Shopping Package.

“The Ivy Hotel is known as the place to see and be seen in great fashion,” said Jessica Cline, director of marketing of the Ivy Hotel. “Our guests are drawn to Bloomingdale’s and it seemed only natural to work together to enhance the overall shopping experience and to create fun and lasting memories for our guests.”

The Lux Package, from $239 plus tax, includes luxurious room accommodations, round trip transportation to and from Fashion Valley Mall in the Ivy’s signature Escalade, as well as a personal consultation with the Bloomingdale’s stylist and Bloomingdale’s $100 gift card and signature messenger bag.

“The Ivy Hotel is an extraordinary stylish property,” said Cathy Muhlenforth, general manager of Bloomingdale’s Fashion Valley. “With our partnership, guests will be able to stay in style at the Ivy Hotel and experience the red carpet treatment and vast selection of trend-setting fashion for women, men, children, home and more at Bloomingdale’s.”

For room reservations or additional information about the Lux Shopping Package, visit www.ivyhotel.com or call 1-877-489-4489.

About Ivy Hotel
Ivy Hotel, a Kelly Capital Property, is San Diego’s premier urban resort destination for first-class service, sophistication and luxury. Named to the Condé Nast 2008 List of Best New Hotels in the World, the property features 159 guest rooms including 17 suites, the Quarter Kitchen restaurant, four-level Envy nightclub and Eden, a sultry rooftop bar, pool and sundeck. The property is a member of the Preferred Hotels & Resorts Worldwide Collection, a global brand of independent luxury hotels and resorts known for exemplary standards and service. For more information, visit www.ivyhotel.com or www.kellycapital.com.

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