Back to the Summer of '69

Back to the Summer of '69

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$69 ROOMRATES FOR 69 DAYS AT THE SHERATON TUCSON HOTEL AND SUITES

TUCSON, Ariz., July 9 /PRNewswire/ -- Neil Armstrong's "giant step
for Mankind" when he landed on the moon; the hippie culture reached
its zenith at a three day concert where nearly 500,000 gathered for
the Woodstock Music Festival and TV's Sesame Street debuted. It was a
time of great change in civil rights and marked an important turning
point in our country.

In the summer of '09, the Sheraton Tucson Hotel and Suites honors
this historic time with the new Summer of '69 program. For the next
69 days, the Sheraton Tucson Hotel and Suites honors the 40th
anniversary of the Summer of '69 with $69 room rates, a $6.90 upgrade
to a suite, 69 cents beer with package and $69 massage by Peaceful
Spirit Wellness Centers.

Further, the Fire + Spice Restaurant, located in the hotel courtyard
is offering a $6.90 Munchies Menu which includes such 1969-inspired
delicacies as Magic Mushroom Pizza, "Don't let your Meat Loaf" with
Wavy Gravy and Peace Brownies.

"We are bringing back the summer of '69 to celebrate our roots of
hope, possibility and changing the world," says Nanci Sherman, Chief
Experience Officer. "Don't be surprised if you smell incense burning,
see the staff in tie dye shirts, catch a glimpse of Butch Cassidy and
the Sundance Kid on the Living Room TV or guests 'grooving' to the
sounds from Woodstock."

This offer is subject to availability from July 9 through the end of
September (certain restrictions apply and promotion is based upon
availability). For additional Back to the Summer of '69 details, call
1-800-325-3535 and visit online at sheratonsuitestucson.com.
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"If someone thinks that love and peace is a cliche that must have
been left behind in the Sixties, that's his problem. Love and peace
are eternal." John Lennon
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About the Sheraton Tucson Hotel and Suites

The all new Sheraton Tucson Hotel and Suites has unveiled an exciting
new identity blending the intimacy usually found at boutique hotels
with the fun and function of an urban retreat. After a multi-million
dollar renovation, the hotel offers a contemporary look with the
personalized services usually found at higher end hotels where simple
processes are replaced with great experiences and great food.

http://www.sheratontucson.com

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