As shoulder season sets in, travel becomes even more enticing—fewer crowds, lower rates, and a more relaxed way to experience the must-visit spots.
From the refined elegance of Rosewood London in Mayfair to The Wall Street Hotel in New York’s Financial District and Six Senses Rome in the heart of the Eternal City, each of these hotels offers exclusive, limited-time packages that not only make your stay more effortless but more memorable as well.
London - Rosewood London (pictured)
London in the transitional season may be a bit chilly, but that only enhances its cozy, peaceful charm. With fewer tourists, you can explore top attractions at your own pace. Catch the Picasso: Printmaker exhibit at the British Museum before it ends on March 30, or witness the vibrant floral displays at Hillsborough Castle, where more bulbs than ever have been planted to create stunning arrangements—starting March 15. Afterward, without the stress of scrambling for tickets, watch a Broadway show like Hamilton or Moulin Rouge at your leisure. And if shopping is your thing, it’s the tail end of the winter sales, with discounts at Harrods, Selfridges, and Liberty.
After a day of exploring, there are plenty of ways to warm up, visitors can enjoy a pint for St. Patrick’s Day at a local pub like Waxy O’Connors with live music or indulge in Art in the Afternoon Tea at Rosewood London's Mirror Room where executive pastry Chef Mark Perkins collaborated with London-based artist John Booth to create an experience designed to evoke joy with bold prints, bright colors, and decadent flavors. To truly unwind, Sense, a Rosewood Spa, offers treatments like the Swedish Massage with Hot Stones, a bespoke hot stone therapy to keep you relaxed.
Make the most of your London holiday with Rosewood London's Discover Europe package, only available till February 27, offering a 25% discount on your stay, a £100 hotel credit, and exclusive access to the spa's sauna, steam room, and gym.
New York - The Wall Street Hotel
New York is famous for its non-stop energy, especially during the busy seasons, but the late winter months offer the perfect getaway.
It’s an ideal time to enjoy iconic ice skating rinks like the Rockefeller Center when it's not too cold or crowded. From there, you can explore world-class exhibits—The Met will be presenting a major exhibition on 20th-century architect Paul Rudolph through March 16th, while MoMA’s Lillie P. Bliss exhibit showcases rare works from the museum co-founder’s private collection, including pieces by Cézanne, Seurat, and Picasso until March 29th.
For a different kind of escape, visit the Orchid Show: Mexican Modernism at the New York Botanical Garden available through April 27th, featuring vibrant floral displays inspired by Mexican modernist architect Luis Barragán. Cap off the day with a Broadway show, catching your favorite stars in the season’s biggest productions – Idina Menzel in Redwood, Nicole Schnerzinger in Sunset Boulevard, or Denzel Washington and Jake Gyllenhaal in Othello.
With so much to see and do and not enough time, The Wall Street Hotel is the perfect place to stay— set within a beautifully restored Beaux-Arts building, the hotel offers 180 elegantly appointed rooms and suites with heated bathroom flooring, residentially inspired interiors, and Frette bed linens for the perfect night of sleep. After a full day of activities, unwind at the hotel’s Lounge on Pearl, where you can sip coffee or cocktails and indulge in the New York Happy Meal—martinis and fries, with an optional caviar accessory for an extra touch of luxury.
Rome - Six Senses Rome
Experience the Eternal City at its most vibrant, as March brings a lineup of unique cultural events and historical moments. To make the most of the season, Six Senses Rome's, A Roman Holiday package offers a seamless experience from the moment you arrive. With round-trip airport transfers, a welcome aperitivo, an in-room bottle of Franciacorta, and special wellness and dining perks, the package is designed to strike the perfect balance between exploring the city and enjoying a relaxing stay.
From exclusive openings to historical reenactments, the season offers countless ways to see Rome in a new light. Starting early on March 9 with a rare opportunity to step inside Tor de' Specchi Monastery, a peaceful sanctuary near Capitoline Hill that open its doors to the public just once a year. A few days later, on March 15, history comes to life at Largo Argentina, where visitors can witness a dramatic re-enactment of Julius Caesar’s assassination at the very site where it happened in 44 BCE.
Later in the month, the Colosseum takes on a new glow, illuminated in green for St. Patrick’s Day, in the evening, you can enjoy an opera performance at the Teatro dell’Opera di Roma offering a memorable way to experience the city's artistic side.
As the city buzzes with events, there’s plenty to explore—but also time to pause and recharge. After a day of sightseeing, head to the hotel’s spa and enjoy the Roman Baths experience, where ancient wellness traditions meet modern luxury. For an immersive evening, join SPArkling Nights every Thursday from 7:00 pm to 11:00 pm, featuring a sound healing session with a local harpist, Roman-inspired finger foods, and crafted drinks.
Corinthia Brussels | Brussels, Belgium
Corinthia Brussels is the perfect spring destination for American travelers seeking a sophisticated European escape. Recently opened in December 2024, this iconic hotel on Rue Royale offers 126 luxurious rooms and suites as a base for exploring Brussels' vibrant spring atmosphere. Guests can enjoy world-class museums, medieval city centers, and Belgium's renowned culinary delights, from artisanal chocolates to Michelin-starred dining. With a gastronomic restaurant, chic brasserie, and Corinthia Spa by Sisley Paris, the hotel provides comfort and rejuvenation. Its prime location and luxury make it a unique alternative to traditional beach getaways.
