New Dolce Government Meetings Plan Offers Up to 30% Off Per Diem

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. March 31, 2010

MONTVALE, NJ - (March 30, 2010) - Dolce Hotels and Resorts, operator of 26 upscale hotels, resorts and conference hotels in North America and Europe, has introduced a Government Meetings Package in the United States that features savings of up to 30 percent off the prevailing U.S. General Services Administration per diem rate.

Dolce's Government Meetings Package includes single-occupancy accommodations, daily continental breakfast, full lunch buffet, continuous morning and afternoon break service with snacks, general session meeting room, a projector with two complimentary flip charts for groups of 20 attendees or more.

Carol Bullock, Dolce vice president of sales for North American hotels and resorts, said the Government Meetings Package builds on Dolce's efforts to simplify and expedite the booking process for government meeting planners by including all amenities and services in one package price.

"Our goal is to make booking government meetings with Dolce easier and faster than with our competitors," she said. "We provide government meeting planners with a straightforward package that includes everything needed for their meetings. They don't have to worry about paying for extras. There are no unwelcome surprises."

To discuss potential meetings venues and options, government meeting planners are encouraged to contact Elizabeth Perrin, Dolce global account director for government accounts, by e-mail at [email protected] or by telephone at (703) 726-6033.

Dolce Hotels and Resorts is majority-owned by Broadreach Capital Partners. The company, headquartered in Montvale, N.J., employs approximately 4,000 worldwide. Additional information is available at www.dolce.com.

Its portfolio also includes its newest hotel, the Dolce Munich Unterschleissheim in Germany; Dolce Atlanta-Peachtree in Georgia; Dolce La Hulpe Brussels in Belgium; Aspen Meadows Resort in Colorado; Dolce Chantilly in France; Dolce Hayes Mansion, San Jose, Calif.; The William F. Bolger Center for Leadership Development, Potomac, Md.; IBM Learning Center, Armonk, N.Y.; and Spencer Leadership Centre, London, Ontario, Canada.

Dolce, founded in 1981, pioneered the conference center concept and Complete Meeting Package, both now embraced as standards by the International Association of Conference Centers. The company's vision is to create inspiring environments that bring people together, and its mission is to delight its guests, challenge its associates, reward its owners and serve as a role model in its communities.