Limited Time Offer in Paris: 3rd Night Free at Radisson Blu Hotels

Radisson Blu Le Dokhan's, ParisIt feels like summer in Paris this week. Actually, the weathers even better than summer: sunny and 70 degrees! The sidewalk cafes are packed with sun-bathers and people-watchers. Needless to say, work productivity may suffer this April Take advantage of these glorious days in Paris with a special offer from the Radisson Blu Le Dokhans and the Radisson Blu Le Metropolitan. The two luxury hotels have launched a 3=2 offer for new bookings only. Stay three nights and pay for only two from April 15- April 25, 2011. Based on contracted mid-week rates in Deluxe rooms, subject to availability. Located between the Trocadero and the Arc de Triomphe, the neo-classical style Le Dokhans is home to a beautiful Champagne bar. Near the Eiffel Tower, the Radisson Blu Le Metropolitan features sleek contemporary interiors by designer Franois Champsaur (pictured at right).


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