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🐰 Easter Bunny Bliss at The Omni Grove Park Inn

February 21, 2024 •

The Omni Grove Park Inn

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Major Bunny, a lifesize plus bunny rabbit, sits in a restored blue convertible in front of The Omni Grove Park Inn's stone building, holding a carrot.jpg — “Major Bunny” will be available to hop into your family’s precious Easter photos.

Celebrate Easter with family amidst the stunning Blue Ridge Mountains at Asheville’s iconic The Omni Grove Park Inn, just over an hour’s drive away.

Embark on an extended escape with:

Easter-themed events like cookie decorating and family movie screenings
$150 food and beverage credit
Overnight accommodations with complimentary parking
A keepsake item

Pro tip: Don’t miss the chance to indulge in a lavish Easter brunch and capture family photos with “Major Bunny” himself.

Book the Easter Bunny Bliss package

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