MELIA BALI PAMPERS WOMEN WITH SPECIAL LADIES PACKAGE

Recognising that ladies deserve to be pampered, Meliá Bali is rolling out the red carpet to women travellers with their Lady's Exclusive Package.

Offered at a rate of US$145.00++ per room per night for single or double occupancy and US$180.00++ per room per night for triple occupancy, ladies will be able to enjoy duplex suite accommodation and a range of special value-added extras and personalised attention specially designed to make their stay more comfortable.

The package includes a range of special selection of luxurious bathroom amenities, a choice of bed linen (silk / cotton / linen), complimentary private breakfast at Sorrento restaurant, one time usage of the jacuzzi at the Spa at Meliá, a choice of a manicure or pedicure at the spa. They will also enjoy free access to the exclusive Garden Villas Club facilities, which includes a private swimming pool and complimentary poolside evening tea/coffee. Also included is a welcome drink and cold towel and fruit basket in room upon arrival, a special Meliá Bali gift and free use of the property's facilities until 6:00pm on the check out date.

The offer is applicable to ladies 16 years or older for stays of three consecutive nights or more, and is valid from 6th January 2001 until 23rd December 2001. Advance reservations are required.

A high season supplement applies during August 2001 for the package.

Sol Meliá, Europe's leading hotel group and the ninth largest hotel company in the world, has a portfolio of more than 330 city and resort hotels in 30 countries under the brand names of Meliá, Sol and Paradisus hotels. The newest additions to the Group include 10 new properties in Paris, the Meliá Roma Aurelia (in Rome), Meliá Mexico Reforma (in Mexico DF) and Meliá White House (in London). Its properties in Asia include Gran Meliá Jakarta, Meliá Bali (incorporating The Garden Villas), Meliá Benoa (Bali), Sol Lovina (Bali), Meliá Purosani (Yogyakarta), Meliá Panorama (Batam), and Sol Elite Marbella (Anyer) in Indonesia; Meliá Hanoi in Vietnam; Meliá Kuala Lumpur in Malaysia; and Sol Twin Towers (Bangkok) in Thailand. Sol Meliá has signed contracts to take-over and manage a further 80 hotels by the year 2002.