Photo: JW Marriott Hanoi

 Grand Opening of Cool Cats Jazz Club slated for February 22 to 25.

JW Marriott Hanoi has opened the Cool Cats Jazz Club after many months of planning, renovating and transforming the former Antidote Bar.

The Grand Opening will be over four nights, from February 22 to 25, with notable figures in Hanoi invited. The club will open four nights a week from Wednesday to Saturday, from 7pm until late, with live jazz music.

In addition to exclusive performances by local artists, Cool Cats will welcome on stage Joshua Lebofsky, the talented Canadian composer, producer and multi-instrumentalist who has performed at numerous international music and jazz festivals. From jazz to Broadway showtunes, R&B and beyond, Joshua’s knowledge of piano-bar repertoire is vast and his sense of rhythm brings him success wherever he goes.

The venue, which allows guests to lose themselves in fresh seafood towers, French pate and generous sharing boards perfectly matched with signature cocktails and other beverage offers, will transport music lovers back in time to the 1920s, which is known for its jazz.

The JW Marriott is part of Marriott International’s luxury portfolio that consists of beautiful properties and distinctive resort locations around the world. Its elegant hotels cater to sophisticated, self-assured travelers seeking The JW Treatment™ - the brand’s philosophy that true luxury is created by people who are passionate about what they do.

JW hotels offer crafted experiences that bring to life the brand’s commitment to highly choreographed, anticipatory service and modern residential design, allowing guests to pursue their passions and to leave even more fulfilled than when they arrived. Today there are more than 75 JW Marriott hotels in over 25 countries.

JW Marriott Hanoi is proud to participate in the industry’s award-winning loyalty program, Marriott Rewards®, in which members can link accounts with Starwood Preferred Guest® and The Ritz-Carlton Rewards® for instant elite status matching and unlimited points transfer.

by Doanh Doanh