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News|Easter at the BiltmoreFor Immediate Release
THE LEGENDARY BILTMORE HOTEL CELEBRATES THE RETURN OF SPRING WITH ELEGANT ANNUAL EASTER
EVENTS
The hotel’s yearly Easter champagne brunch is a highlight of the world-class dining at the
legendary landmark.
LOS ANGELES, CA March 2010 - Easter is here, and the historic
Millennium Biltmore Hotel is celebrating once again in grand style with a lavish Sunday brunch
buffet beneath the soaring wood beam ceiling of the hotel’s original 1923 lobby, the Rendezvous
Court.
Brunch will be served from 11:30am – 2:30pm and features a full selection of items from
Executive Chef Franco De Dominicis, including homemade waffles, made-to order omelets, eggs
benedict, carving stations with fine cuts of lamb, tenderloin and prime rib, fresh oysters and crab
legs, vegetable salads, sliced fruit, desserts including fresh pastries, pies and a chocolate
fountain, and even a special children’s buffet with selections like hot dogs, macaroni and cheese
and spaghetti. Champagne, fruit juices and coffee are available throughout. Brunch is
priced at $55 per person, $25 children (ages 4-11), excluding tax and gratuity. (213) 612-1562
for reservations.
For those wishing to check in and really experience the hotel’s opulent interiors, the
Biltmore will also offer an Easter Package, which includes luxurious accommodations, Easter brunch
for 2, valet parking and a beautiful Biltmore coffee table book. Available the night of April
3, 2010 only, excludes applicable room tax.
To book, please call (213) 624-1011.
About the Millennium Biltmore Hotel
506 S. Grand Ave. Los Angeles, CA 90071 | (213) 624-1011 |
www.thebiltmore.com
The Millennium Biltmore Hotel Los Angeles was designed in the style of the Spanish-Italian
Renaissance and opened in 1923 to national acclaim as the largest hotel west of Chicago; it was
designated a Historical Cultural Landmark by the City of Los Angeles in 1969. The legendary
11-story structure was designed by famed New York architectural firm Schultze & Weaver, known
for the Waldorf-Astoria and Park Lane hotels, with cathedral ceilings hand-painted by Italian
artist Giovanni Smeraldi of White House and Vatican fame. The Academy of Motion Picture Arts
and Sciences held their founding banquet in the Crystal Ballroom in 1927, where the design for the “
Oscar” statuette was sketched on a Biltmore napkin, and eight Academy Awards banquets were held in
the Biltmore Bowl during the 1930’s and ‘40’s. The hotel was also the host for the 1960
Democratic National Convention and the 1984 Summer Olympic games. 17 meeting and banquet
rooms are resplendent with hand-oiled wood paneling, ornate carvings, vivid frescoes and sparkling
crystal chandeliers. Countless films and television shows have been shot at the Millennium
Biltmore, including
Bugsy, Chinatown, Ghostbusters, Ocean’s 11, Independence Day, Dreamgirls, The Soloist, The West
Wing, Mad Men, Nip/Tuck, Boston Legal, CSI: New York and
Heroes.
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