The art hotel launches a self-empowerment room package for the season, including a “burn book,” custom playlist, and aura drawing session, available Feb. 10 - Feb. 16. Visit Angad Arts Hotel in St. Louis
ST. LOUIS— Angad Arts Hotel (3550 Samuel Shepard Dr, St. Louis, MO 63103), the only hotel in the world where guests can book on the emotion of color, and St. Louis’ first art hotel, announces today a self-empowerment room package, inspired by ‘Anti-Valentine’s Day’ celebrations. The “Red Revenge Room” package at Angad St. Louis encourages guests to turn heartbreak into a celebration of independence and self-discovery. The art hotel’s Revenge Red Room booking package is a one-of-a-kind experience set in the hotel’s vibrant, red-colored “empowered” room (photos). The bold and cathartic offering is spicing things up for singles and Galentine’s gatherings this Valentine’s Day. Available for stays on Monday, Feb. 10 through Sunday, Feb. 16, guests can book the exclusive room package with specialty amenities here.
The Red Revenge Room package comes with the following amenities:
A ‘burn book’ with creative prompts designed to help release past relationships, embrace self-love, and promote healing that guests can take home to ‘burn’ after their stay.
An option to book an aura drawing session with a local professional Medium and spiritual teacher, Sarah Kay, to define your energy and emotions.
A custom revenge playlist (view on Spotify here) curated in collaboration with local DJ Lunar Riot, providing the ultimate soundtrack for moving on and thriving.
About Angad Arts Hotel: Angad Arts Hotel is the first hotel in the world where you can pick your room by the emotion of color. Dedicated to engaging the creativity of its guests, Angad has created an oasis to facilitate a creative experience by offering intricately curated rooms, artwork, and programming throughout the hotel space. Located in the Grand Center Arts District in midtown St. Louis, a stroll around the hotel will introduce you to theatre, music, museums, galleries, upscale food and beverage, and more. The hotel was voted among the top 20 hotels in the Midwest by readers of Conde Nast Traveler in 2019.
