Big thanks to everyone who submitted photos and videos for the #ZYPChristmasColors contest, and a special CONGRATS TO KRISTINE CARTER OF ATHENS – OUR GRAND PRIZE WINNER!
Christine receives our “Color Of Love” Grand Prize package, including:
* Two-Night stay in the Loft Tub Passion Red Suite at Angad Art Hotel
* Breakfast In Bed or in the Grand Tavern by iconic chef David Burke
* Win Tasting at the Rooftop Angad Terrace
* 2 Tickets to Jazz St Louis event
* 2 Tickets to see Kelly Clarkson – Saturday, Feb. 23, 2019 in St Louis
* $200 Travel Gift Card
Special Thanks To Our Promotional Partners:
Experience the Color of Love at the new Angad Art Hotel in St. Louis’ Grand Center Arts District and bask in a palette of reds that create an ambiance of passion. Stay two nights in a Loft suite with curated in-room breakfast or at Grand Tavern by, iconic Chef David Burke, as you experience the taste of color and make a splash and enjoy a relaxing soak in the cast iron claw foot tub. You also get a distinctive wine tasting at the rooftop Angad Rainbow Terrace with this multi-sensory boutique hotel experience.
BOOKING INFORMATION:
3550 SAMUEL SHEPARD DR, SAINT LOUIS, MO 63103
TELEPHONE: +1 (314) 561 0033 | +1 (833) 233 0014
EMAIL: [email protected]
The Grand Center Arts District of St. Louis, home to more than 40 performance venues, museums, and galleries, will become the home of the Angad Arts Hotel, set to open this fall as the first boutique luxury hotel in the city’s flourishing midtown area. Celebrating the creativity around it, artistic expression will infuse every inch of the property – starting with guest rooms. The Angad Arts Hotel will be the first hotel in the world where guests can select rooms based on color and emotion — green for rejuvenation, yellow for happiness, red for passion, blue for tranquility. Spontaneous, unannounced moments of creativity will also make the Angad Arts Hotel a thrilling, anything-can-happen venue – and a living arts incubator. With nonstop arts offerings from curated art exhibitions and commissioned video art in elevators to pop-up performances and edgy installations, every visit to the Angad Arts Hotel will feel like an entirely new experience.
With St. Louis Debut of Chef David Burke, Culinary Arts Get Their Own Salute
To revel in the culinary arts, Angad Arts Hotel has tapped well-known American chef David Burke for his St. Louis debut, Grand Tavern by David Burke. The chef, who has opened more than a dozen restaurants in a stellar career, now works as a Culinary Partner with E2 Hospitality for his St. Louis location.
Hotel’s nonstop arts offerings include curated exhibitions, elevator art, pop-up performances
*Visual arts: A working art gallery will take the place of a conventional lobby. Guests and visitors can buy the artwork they see; Art Saint Louis, which creates and presents original exhibitions, will curate. A specially created app will let guests learn more about the work and contact artists directly.
*Video art: A monumental, 360-degree video art installation will envelop guests in the hotel’s 12th-floor sky lobby. The astonishing 14-ft. Chameleon Lamp is a massive lighting fixture whose surface acts as a projection screen. Surreal video art – flying people, shimmering surfaces, color bursts – will run in a constant loop on its surface. Elevators at the Angad Arts Hotel will also display rotating video installations curated by the hotel’s Director of Video Art Zlatko Cosic and commissioned from local artists.
*Fashion: With Staff apparel by St. Louis’ renowned designer Rueben Ruelle plus Pop-up’s, capsule collections to some of St. Louis’ annual fashion benefits the Angad Arts Hotel is the new epicenter for the fashion forward chic.
*Installations: A multisensory experience, Behind Closed Doors, will world-premiere at the Angad Arts Hotel. A series of doors, themselves original artworks by local artist Jason Ackman, will reveal surprises when opened – a mannequin clothed by the St. Louis Fashion Incubator, a poem by a local writer, a sculpture.
*Music: The hotel’s Playroom will feature musical instruments mounted on the wall; amateurs or professionals can walk in, grab an instrument, and spontaneously play.
