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London Syon Park gets the butterflies

March 16, 2011

 

By Elizabeth Zelesny

A butterfly house is permanently situated in hotel lobbyThe British capital’s newest luxury hotel, London Syon Park, has launched an eco-tourism initiative and welcomed spring with an exhibit where 1,000 butterflies have set their habitat.

The Waldorf Astoria-owned hotel in West London opened and welcomed its first guests, the butterflies, on March 14. The eco-centric exhibit is located in the hotel lobby and is a haven for exotic butterfly species originating from all over the world.

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