If summer in San Francisco still feels like “the coldest winter” as it used to be in Mark Twain’s lifetime, fall is usually mild and sunny, and filled with crisp ocean air.Those who visit City by the Bay these days, have an opportunity to indulge in the California Wine Country getaways just in time for the harvest season.
David Lewin, General Manager, Hyatt Regency San FranciscoHyatt Regency San Francisco, the only luxury property on the world famous waterfront, partners with wine, culinary, and entertainment venues to provide the fullest Bay Area experience for its many guests.
Jason Bullock, Flora Springs Hospitality ManagerThis month, Hyatt Culture Club introduced the Napa Valley Wine Train and Flora Springs Winery as featured partners in the “Wine Country Amour” hotel/entertainment package designed for romantic couples.
Cynthia Motta, Hyatt Regency SF Banquet ChefThe package includes one night at Hyatt Regency, full breakfast prepared by the hotel’s excellent kitchen, a bottle of Flora Springs wine and other wonderful things.
Cheese for your wine at Hyatt Regency SFThe Napa Valley Wine Train is adding its own “Gourmet Express” dinner package exclusively for Wine Country Amour couples at a deeply discounted price. Gourmet Express starts at the Train station in downtown Napa with tasting of two wines. On the Train, guests are treated to a freshly prepared seasonal menu from the specially designed kitchen car, and of course, more Napa Valley wine.
Flora Springs Winery offers yet another promotion for Hyatt guests – a tasting for two in the winery tasting room in St. Helena, California, and a bottle each of 2009 Napa Valley Chardonnay and 2006 Napa Valley Cabernet for less than half a usual price.
Find out more at: www.sanfranciscoregency.hyatt.com, www.winetrain.com, www.florasprings.com.
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