Escape Election Fatigue and Retreat to Fairmont Scottsdale Princess

SCOTTSDALE, Ariz., Sept. 10, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Suffering from election fatigue? Symptoms may include chronic narcolepsy during political television ads, aversion to campaign signs on street corners, mood swings, manic postings on Facebook or debating with strangers in line at Starbucks. For relief from the rhetoric, the Fairmont Scottsdale Princess is offering an "Election Fatigue Package," a bi-partisan getaway plan.

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The Election Fatigue Package includes overnight accommodations, a $50 daily stimulus credit for food and beverage, daily access to Willow Stream Spa and a private cabana for two at the South Pool with bottled water, a fruit platter and reserved chaise lounges. To avoid poll addiction, guests may elect to not receive the daily newspaper or TV news channels during their stay.

The Election Fatigue Package starts at $399 per night, based upon availability, through November 10, 2012. For more information or to make a reservation, please call (480) 585-4848 or visit www.scottsdaleprincess.com.

ABOUT THE FAIRMONT SCOTTSDALE PRINCESS:
Set against the backdrop of Arizona's McDowell Mountains, the AAA Five-Diamond Fairmont Scottsdale Princess reflects its Southwestern setting with Spanish colonial-style architecture, expansive plazas and lush, flower-filled gardens. The resort features 649 oversized guest rooms with a private terrace or balcony, five heated swimming pools, the luxurious 44,000 square-foot Willow Stream–The Spa at Fairmont and championship golf at the adjacent TPC Scottsdale. Dining options include the AAA Four-Diamond BOURBON STEAK by acclaimed Michael Mina, modern Mexican cuisine at La Hacienda by Richard Sandoval, gastro pub fare at The Grill, overlooking the 18^th green at the TPC Scottsdale Stadium Course and LV Bistro, featuring family favorites for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Stone Rose Lounge, by nightlife innovator Scott Gerber, is the spot for cocktails in Princess Plaza.

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