Various Value-Laden Spring Packages Highlight Early Season at American Original; New Course, Clubhouse, Symphony Pavilion Scheduled for Later 2008
(SUN VALLEY, Idaho) – Sun Valley Resort today announces several value-laden spring and summer golf and tennis packages. An American Original, Sun Valley is currently enjoying a robust ski season, but is prepared for the warm seasons off the slopes and eagerly anticipating additions to the four-season resort destination.
Sun Valley’s Spring Golf Package will be introduced on or around April 20 – depending on Mother Nature – and will run through June 1. This package offers one round of golf, a golf cart and one night’s lodging in a Sun Valley Resort accommodation for only $120 per person per night, based on double occupancy. Single occupancy is $167.
On the heels of the spring package, Sun Valley will offer a June Golf Package from June 2 through June 15 and June 24 through June 26. This package offers 18 holes of golf, a golf cart and one night’s lodging in a Sun Valley Resort accommodation for $175 per person, per night, based on double occupancy. Single occupancy is available for $250 per night. Guests may book either golf package for multiple days through the set times.
Sun Valley Resort’s award-winning tennis center is the home to a three-day Tennis Package, available June 19 through 21. The package includes nine hours of lessons, 9 a.m. to noon each day, and lodging at Sun Valley Resort. The special rate for the Tennis Package is only $570 per person, based on double occupancy or $840 single occupancy and extra nights may be added on for $180 per night. This package may be purchased nightly.
To reserve any of these packages or others, please call 800-786-8259.
“We’re blessed with countless combinations of amenities and activities here at Sun Valley Resort,” says General Manager Wallace Huffman. “Whether taking advantage of one of our value-laden golf or tennis packages or enjoying hiking, biking, horseback riding or our gun club, there’s something for every recreation taste.”
Flush with four-season amenities, Sun Valley Resort is set to add to the already impressive list in 2008. The first nine holes of a new, 18-hole Donald Knott championship golf course will join the acclaimed 18-hole course at the resort, with the second nine scheduled to come online in 2009. A state-of-the-art, 58,756-square-foot golf clubhouse and Nordic Center overlooks the course and expanded practice facility, while an 18-hole putting course – named Sawtooths because its layout and mounding resemble the adjacent Sawtooths mountain range – will welcome avid and novice golfers alike.
As if that’s not enough for one season, the resort plans to unveil an elegant, outdoor Symphony Pavilion which dovetails with the thriving arts scene at Sun Valley.
For additional packages or more information about Sun Valley Resort, call 800-894-9941 or visit www.sunvalley.com.
About Sun Valley Resort
There can only be one original ski resort and since 1936 Sun Valley has held that distinction. Born out of a desire to bring the mystique of the European ski resorts to America, Sun Valley quickly became a phenomenon without peer on this continent or any other.
America’s first destination resort, where the world’s first chairlift was engineered, Sun Valley was built to enchant the nobility and celebrity of the day. Today the patina of old world charm blends beautifully with everything modern, easily accessible with non-stop daily air service.
Originated in 1936 by Union Pacific Railroad, Sun Valley is located in the Northern Rockies region of south central Idaho and is open year-round with four distinctly beautiful seasons. There are more outdoor recreations here than any other destination resort in the U.S.
Sun Valley Resort is privately owned by the R. Earl Holding family, owners of Sinclair Oil Corporation. Sister properties include Snowbasin Ski Resort, Grand America Hotel, Little America Hotel and Towers, all SLC, UT., Westgate Hotel, San Diego, CA, Little America Flagstaff, AZ, Little America, WY, and Little America, Cheyenne, WY.
Contact:
Dan Shepherd, Buffalo Communications, 703.891.3320,
dshepherd@buffalocommunications.com
Rob Thomas, Buffalo Communications, 330-696-1476,
rthomas@buffalocommunications.com
