Organic holiday spirits at Hotel Indigo
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This holiday season, the Hotel Indigo Chicago-Vernon Hills is launching its ‘Martini Tuesdays’ and Organic ‘Snap Apple Ecotini’ at its PHI Bar & Bistro, while promoting its ‘Toys for Tots’ program with the Vernon Hills P.D. and U.S. Marine Corps.
(Hotel Indigo) – The stylish new Hotel Indigo Chicago-Vernon Hills is debuting “Martini Tuesdays” every Tuesday from 5:00 p.m. to 7:30 p.m., serving up three 2-ounce martinis of choice for a very reasonable $5.99 in the PHI Bar & Bistro, along with discounts on delicious tapas appetizers to pair with an extensive line-up of 25 martinis. Hotel Indigo Chicago-Vernon Hills, the area’s most trendy and affordable place to meet or relax after work, is located at 450 North Milwaukee Avenue.
In the spirit of the holidays, the hotel is also launching its Toys for Tots Program with the Village of Vernon Hills Police Department and U.S. Marine Corps.
The hotel’s exclusive debut of Martini Tuesdays and Toys for Tots Program will take place Tuesday, December 9th from 5 to 7 p.m. in the PHI Bar & Bistro. Samplers of seasonal martinis, including a special holiday “Snap Apple Ecotini” made with organic vodka, and PHI appetizers will be served. Guests are asked to bring a new and unwrapped toy for a child of any age to contribute. The public is invited.
The Snap Apple Ecotini includes 2 oz. Prairie Organic Vodka, 11/2 oz. Apple Cider, 1/4 oz. Fresh Lime Juice and 1/4 oz. Simple Syrup. All ingredients are poured into a shaker over ice, then strained into a martini glass and garnished with a cinnamon stick.
Examples of other signature PHI martinis include the “In.spirational Martini,” a mixture of Beefeaters Gin, Calvados, Grand Marnier and dry vermouth served in an apple sugar rimmed glass; the “In.dulge Martini,” true to its name with Absolut Vodka blended with Godiva Chocolate Liqueur in a chocolate swirl glass; and the “Grand Haiku Martini,” with Rum, Dry Vermouth, Triple Sec, dash of grenadine and lemon twist garnish. Martinis are paired with delicious tapas appetizers such as “Roasted Red Pepper Hummus” and “Seared Scallops with Applewood Bacon, Chives and White Truffle Oil.”
About the Hotel Indigo Chicago-Vernon Hills
Hotel Indigo Chicago-Vernon Hills has emerged with a fresh, innovative redesign that reflects the hotel’s adherence to tranquility, renewal and the elements of nature, and a contemporary and comforting environment where guests can rest and recharge in luxury. The 100% non-smoking boutique hotel offers top-notch guest rooms, full service amenities and cutting edge healthy cuisine.
Highlights of the redesign include an innovative lobby; PHI Bistro & Bar; 127 stylish and beautifully appointed studio suites with hardwood floors, spa-inspired baths, complimentary WiFi, flat panel TV and refrigerator; ‘In.spiration’ flexible event space ideal for business and social occasions; 24-hour “Phitness” studio; business center, and indoor heated pool. Areas of the hotel’s public space each take on a different seasonal theme to showcase tranquility and comfort.
The hotel is minutes from numerous restaurants, shopping and entertainment, and offers complimentary shuttle service within a five-mile radius.
Hotel Indigo Chicago-Vernon Hills is owned by Florida Capital Real Estate Group of Heathrow, FL and managed by Lane Hospitality of Northbrook, IL, under a license agreement with a company in the InterContinental Hotels Group. For information, visit http://www.vernonhillsboutique.com/.
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