Josun hotels collaborate with Starbucks for winter packages - The Korea Times

Josun hotels collaborate with Starbucks for winter packages

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Two Josun Hotels & Resorts hotels ― L'Escape Hotel and Grand Josun Busan ― present special packages for winter in collaboration with Starbucks Korea, offering Starbucks comforters for free. Courtesy of Josun Hotels & Resorts

By Jun Ji-hye

Two Josun Hotels & Resorts hotels ― L'Escape Hotel and Grand Josun Busan ― have launched special packages for this winter in collaboration with Starbucks Korea.

The packages that are available until Jan. 31 provide Starbucks comforters for free to all package guests. The padded comforter was created in collaboration with visual artist 275c, known for colorful and modern-concept artwork. It can also be worn as a cape by using the buckle attached to the piece.

L'Escape Hotel's “Winter Edition: My Comfort Azit” package comes with a one-night stay at the hotel's French sentiment-infused room and one Starbucks comforter per room.

For guests staying in suites, two cocktails made by the head bartender of the hotel's bar Marque d'Amour and complimentary breakfast buffet for two will be presented.

Grand Josun Busan's “Deep, Cozy Wintering” package presents guests with a one-night stay at either its city-view room or Haeundae ocean-view room in addition to one Starbucks comforter for each deluxe and premier room stay and two for those staying in the suite.

Guests can also enjoy various cuisine at its buffet restaurant Aria, Chinese restaurant Palais de Chine, Lounge & Bar and Josun Deli at a discounted price during their stay.

Guests staying in the suite will get additional benefits including a free Aria breakfast for two, free use of the Gran J Private Lounge and complimentary in-room wine and cookies.

Jun Ji-hye

Jun Ji-hye, a reporter at the finance desk of The Korea Times, focuses primarily on economic policy and government agencies, mainly covering the Ministry of Finance and Economy, the Ministry of Budget and Planning, the National Tax Service and the Korea Customs Service. She previously covered financial authorities, including the Financial Services Commission and the Financial Supervisory Service, and earlier worked on the political, city and business desks, reporting on a wide range of issues.

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