Brown’s Hotel has unveiled the Christmas Tree and festive decorations created by legendary British luggage company, Globe-Trotter. Adorned with beautiful miniature suitcases, the Christmas Tree sparkles with style, while a striking stack of Globe-Trotter Voyage suitcases overflowing with gold baubles, sits atop the marble table in the front hall. These visual festive diversions are poised to welcome the discerning travellers visiting this iconic hotel.
Brown’s is proud to be collaborating with such a notable British brand, particularly following the recent opening of the Globe-Trotter flagship store, next door to Brown’s Hotel, on Albemarle Street.
“When it is time to set down my suitcase after a long journey, I cannot think of a better home away from home than Brown’s, so to be invited to work with the team for Christmas was an invitation I just had to accept. Globe-Trotter luggage protects and cares for your belongings, and Brown’s does the same for it’s guests. For more than 100 years we have shared rooms together. As old friends it is time to share a Christmas.” said Jeff Vaughan, chairman of Globe-Trotter
Guests wanting to return home emanating the Globe-Trotter lifestyle, should take advantage of The Brown’s Bespoke Traveller Package that includes a night in a suite at Brown’s, a bottle of Ruinart Champagne on arrival and a bespoke 21 inch Globe-Trotter suitcase. Guests will be contacted three weeks in advance of their stay in order to style their own Globe-Trotter suitcase, choosing preferred colours for the outside of the suitcase, the lining, the clasps and personalised monogramming. The enviable bespoke Globe-Trotter suitcase will be in the suite on arrival waiting for its new owner. The Brown’s Bespoke Traveller Package is available from the 15 December – 5 January 2015.
Brown’s Hotel is welcoming guests for Festive afternoon tea in the English Tea Room, seasonal cocktails in The Donovan Bar and Christmas menus in HIX Mayfair throughout the festive season.
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