Red Carnation Hotels

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Tamarind returns to Geneva

03/06/2008

For the fifth year running the Hôtel d'Angleterre, Red Carnation’s magnificent five-star hideaway in Geneva, will be hosting its annual summer subcontinental spectacular when a five-man team flies in from the Michelin star Tamarind restaurant in London.This three-week extravaganza runs from 28 July to 16 August in the hotel’s Windows Restaurant, and is a great opportunity to discover the exciting flavours of north west India in a fabulously luxurious setting.

To tie in with this Eastern extravaganza the Hotel d’Angleterre – one of Switzerland’s finest establishments, romantically located on the shores of Lake Geneva – is offering guests a special chance to enjoy its superb décor, celebrated personal service, and relaxing atmosphere.

• One night's accommodation for two in an elegant room (lake-view and upgrade available at an additional charge)
• A delicious buffet breakfast, to be enjoyed in the privacy of your room or in Windows restaurant 
• A 4-course Indian dinner for two in Windows created by the highly acclaimed chef Alfred Parsad and his team from The Tamarind in London Access to the hotel’s health and sauna facilities
• Daily newspaper of your choice

Rates are from CHF640.00 for one night, based on two people sharing a double room, including VAT and service charges and excluding Geneva city tax of CHF 4.25 per person per night.

The Hôtel d’Angleterre is a member of the Red Carnation international collection of luxurious five and four-star hotels. For bookings or further information visit www.dangleterrehotel.com or call +41 (0) 22 906 55 14. Alternatively visit www.tamarindrestaurant.com.

HOTEL d'ANGLETERRE: ACCOLADES AND AWARDS

2005, 2006 and 2007: prestigious Gault & Millau Guide – Windows ‘One of Geneva's top restaurants'.

2005: Andrew Harper's Hideaway Report - “ … luxuriously intimate … 45 room jewel (that) complements its enviable location with high standards of comfort and personal service … Housed in an historic structure, the boutique hotel encompasses a cosy library, admirable conservatory-style restaurant/café, and very chic bar-lounge done up in an African/British club motif”. Andrew Harper also rates The Leopard Lounge ‘Best Bar in the World'.

2005-2006: Leading Hotels of the World accorded the hotel its Commitment to Quality Award for Europe.

2004: Conde Nast Travel – ‘One of The World's Best Places to Stay'.

2004: Departures Magazine – ‘One of the Top 25 Boutique Hotels in Europe'.

Institutional Investor: “One of the Best Hotels of the World”.

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