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Score ‘extra points’ this Valentine’s Day with the help of The Fitzwilliam Hotel

According to a recent survey, Irish couples are the ‘least romantic’ about Valentine’s Day judging by how much they spend.

Irish couples spend just £134 compared with the Spanish figure of £218. The French (£208), Italians (£176) and Germans (£153) also outspend the Irish, the survey revealed[1]. To dispel this theory, The Fitzwilliam Hotel is offering the ultimate ‘point scoring’ packages to treat your loved one this Valentine’s Day.

From champagne afternoon tea at £35 per couple, to romantic overnight stays from only £99 per person sharing, the hotel is offering a wide range of packages to suit all couples during the Valentines period.

Pictured is rugby star, Paddy Wallace and his wife Tina getting in the mood for Valentine’s Day by relaxing in the luxurious and stylish surroundings of the Fitzwilliam Hotel, Belfast.

For further details on the Valentines packages available, please contact The Fitzwilliam Hotel on 028 90442080 or visit www.fitzwilliamhotelbelfast.com

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