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Hilton Shillim introduces ‘20% off Weekend Stays’

06 Aug 2014, 12:07 pm

Hilton Shillim introduces ‘20% off Weekend Stays’
Mumbai, Aug 6 (NITN) Hilton Shillim Estate Retreat & Spa near Mumbai and Pune has introduced a ‘20% Off Weekend Stays’ Offer.

 This Offer is available on Friday, Saturday and Sunday night stays as well as on festivals and national holidays.  

In addition to 20% savings, the Offer includes breakfast and Internet, 50% discount on dining and 2000 Hilton HHonors Bonus Points per night.  

Under this Offer, kids (12 years and younger) stay and eat for free, and an additional room for kids (18 years and younger) is at half price.

Hilton Shillim Estate Retreat & Spa is nestled in a serene and unspoiled sylvan setting amidst the breathtaking landscape of the Sahyadri mountain range in the Western Ghats. 

 
A 30-minute helicopter ride and 2.5-hour drive from Mumbai and 1.5-hour drive from Pune, it is the ideal location for a short weekend getaway. It whisks you away from the bustle of the cities to a sanctuary of rejuvenating experiences and therapies that restore the vitality and natural harmony of the body, mind and spirit.

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