Houston’s newest luxury property, Blossom Hotel Houston, recently announced the Blossom Stay Longer offer, allowing guests the chance to experience all of the hotel’s world-class amenities. Tiered by length of visit, the offer ranges from three- to seven-night stays. Guests staying three nights will receive $50 in food and beverage credit, welcome beverages for two and complimentary WiFi.
Guests staying five nights will receive $100 in food and beverage credit, one of the five nights at 50 percent off, welcome drinks for two, early check-in, complimentary WiFi and $25 in credit for valet parking per day. The offer for guests staying seven or more nights is $150 in food and beverage credit, one of the seven nights free, welcome drinks for two, early check-in, late check-out at 4 p.m., $25 in credit for valet parking per day and complimentary WiFi.
The Stay Longer offer is available to book for stays through June 30. Book here.
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