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The Vinoy named official hotel partner for new Dalí Museum exhibition

| Jo-Lynn Brown

The Vinoy Resort and Golf Club, Autograph Collection has been named the exclusive hotel partner for the Dalí’s upcoming exhibition, “Dalí & The Impressionists.”

This new Dalí showcase, which runs until April 28, features a selection of 22 French Impressionist paintings by 18 artists, many of which are on view for the very first time in Florida.

The Vinoy Resort and Golf Club will introduce two-room packages created to complement the “Dalí & The Impressionists” exhibition.

The Dalí and The Impressionists Package includes two gallery admission tickets to The Dalí Museum, an Impressionist-inspired welcome treat by The Vinoy Resort and Golf Club’s French patisserie, Lottie, and late checkout.

Dalí and The Impressionists Art Aficionado Experience package includes the above components in addition to a docent-led tour of The Dalí Museum, and the new exhibit, a commemorative gift from the museum and a $150 dining credit to be used at The Vinoy Resort and Golf Club (two-week advance booking required).

For more information and to book the exhibit-inspired room packages, please visit thevinoy.com.

Photo credit: The Vinoy Resort and Golf Club

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