Seven fine New Orleans Hotels create a historic “Battle of New Orleans Package and Dinner” in commemoration of the Bicentennial of the War of 1812
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Seven fine New Orleans Hotels create
a historic "Battle of New Orleans Package and Dinner" in commemoration of the
Bicentennial of the War of 1812
New Orleans, December
20, 2012 - The New Orleans Hotel Collection has announced a special package to
commemorate the famous "Battle of New Orleans." The Battle of New Orleans was
fought just downriver from the city on January 8, 1815 and served to confirm a
victory for the United States in the War of 1812.
The Andrew Jackson Premium Overnight Package
from the seven fine hotels of the New Orleans Hotel Collection offers guests a
step back in time to the period of the battle.
Available on the dates of January 10, 11, 12 and 13, 2013, the three
night stay includes:
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Overnight premium room accommodations
for three nights, four days at a choice of the seven hotels of the New Orleans
Hotel Collection
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Town car limo transfers by Limousine
Livery to and from New Orleans Louis Armstrong International Airport, or from
Lakefront Airport
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Daily Breakfast, Wi-Fi, In-room coffee and bottled water, and
local phone calls
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A welcome "period" cocktail from
Patrick's Bar Vin as created by Patrick himself
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A themed in-room amenity
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A period 5-course themed dinner with
wine, and instruction on the battle by General Sir Edward Pakenham, commander
of the British Forces in America, and General Andrew Jackson, commander of the
American Forces
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Private Haunted History Walking Tour
of the French Quarter from the experts at Grayline Tours, including 1812
highlights
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Transfers and entry to the
reenactment ceremonies on Saturday January 12, including dinner at Meme's Bar
and Grille, and followed by a guided Lantern Light Tour of the encampments
Price: $1,812.00
for two guests, plus 13% sales and occupancy taxes
Reservations must be made in advance by calling Deborah at (504)
529-7527 weekdays from 9am - 4pm.
Pakenham's Last Supper
Included in the
above historic package is a wonderful period dinner attended by reenactors
portraying General Sir Edward Pakenham and General Jackson, among others. The
period dinner recreates a meal that would have been served at an important
function in the early 1800's, with research done by Chef Agnes Bellet, longtime
chef of Hotel Mazarin, where the dinner will be held. This five-course
candlelight dinner, served with wine, will be held on Thursday, January 10,
2013 at 6:30 pm and is open to individual guests at a purchase
Price: $129 per
person, inclusive of tax and gratuities
Dinner reservations can be made online at http://1812.eventbrite.com. For inquiries, please contact Tracy at
(504) 200-3113.
Throughout the
US, groups are recreating events from the period of the War of 1812 as part of
the Bicentennial celebrations. The War of 1812 is often referred to as the "War
that Forged a Nation," or "America's second War of Independence." Bicentennial
commemorations and activities will continue through till the Bicentennial of
the Battle of New Orleans (January 8, 2015.)
For more information
about the Andrew Jackson Premium Overnight Package or to make reservations for
General Pakenham's Final Supper, please visit www.neworleanshotelcollection.com/1812.
About the New Orleans Hotel Collection
The New Orleans
Hotel Collection is a group of seven fine hotels in the New Orleans
metropolitan region owned by local investors. Comprised of the Bourbon Orleans,
Dauphine Orleans, Hotel Mazarin, Wyndham Riverfront, Audubon Cottages, Crowne
Plaza New Orleans Airport and Hotel Le Marais, these are boutique and small
upscale meeting hotels in prime locations throughout the city. For more
information, visit the New Orleans Hotel Collection website at: www.neworleanshotelcollection.com.
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