The Giacomo Hotel Celebrates the XXII Olympic Winter Games
Niagara Falls, New York (PRWEB) January 28, 2014 -- The historic Giacomo Hotel at 222 1st Street in Niagara Falls, NY will kick off the “Giacomo Games” on Friday, February 7th, 2013 at 7:30PM in the lounge of the Giacomo Hotel. Formerly The United Office Building, built in 1929, it has been restored but maintains its distinctive art deco exterior blended with a unique Mayan revival motif. The opening ceremony will feature a Russian themed torch lighting, flaming cocktails, drink specials and indoor games. Festivities, creative Olympic events and competitions, as well as drink and food specials will continue throughout the Games (February 7 - 22) until the Closing Ceremony on February 23rd.
Each featured night will begin at 7:30pm in the Giacomo Lounge with dress, drink and game themes while broadcasting the Olympics on all 3 large flat screen TVs. Guests that participate in-theme will have an opportunity to win various prizes throughout the scheduled events. A final “Closing Ceremony” will take place on February 23.
For more information about The Giacomo Hotel and for the full schedule of Lounge events visit: http://thegiacomo.com/.
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Ashley Staszak, Ellicott Hospitality, http://ellicotthospitality.com, +1 716.854.0060, [email protected]
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