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The Four Seasons Chicago Will Read Your Kids Bedtime Stories

Go To The Hotel's Web Site Where: 120 East Delaware Place [map], Chicago, IL, United States, 60611
December 17, 2008 at 4:14 PM | by | Comments (2)

Why should only adults get to have a bedtime story read to them when staying overnight at hotels (a la Andaz's Reader in Residence)? The Four Seasons Chicago is giving kids the bedtimes stories that they rightfully deserve with the introduction of their Bedtime Stories Butler in conjunction with the new Disney movie, Bedtime Stories.

By appointment, the hotel’s own storyteller will visit guest rooms with a selection of storybooks presented on a silver tray, and read bedtime stories to the guests' children. The butler will leave the children with a special limited edition Bedtime Stories plug-in nightlight. At check-in, children also will receive a Bedtime Stories bookmark informing them about the special service.

And the service is complimentary, a relief to the parents no doubt. The movie Bedtime Stories opens on Christmas Day but the Bedtime Stories Butler is available by appointment beginning Friday, Dec. 19th.

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storybooks on a silver tray?

this is cool. I wish I could be a kid again. Hope it includes "The Very Hunger Catterpillar" though ...
amandak on December 18, 2008 at 3:39 AM #Permalink

Good......place......

i guess i don't have to obsess over drunky pics in my google cache now that employers see my drunky self in real life before they decide not to hire me,

Condos in Toronto

giemd on June 6, 2009 at 8:07 AM #Permalink

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