Las Vegas FORT LAUDERDALE
Marriott, Harbor Beach
LOS ANGELES
Fairmont Miramar
LAS VEGAS
Luxor, Las Vegas
This impressive hotel features elegant accommodation in an enviable seafront location, where guests can either relax on South Florida’s largest private beach or beside the lagoon-style pool. Perhaps explore the nearby Museum of Art or browse the boutiques of trendy Las Olas Boulevard.
HOTEL RATES Single
Double
First night stay Additional night stay £279
£249
£249 £119
Seven miles from Beverly Hills and 13 miles from downtown Los Angeles, this resort offers stylish accommodation close to the Third Street Promenade stores and historic Santa Monica Pier. You’ll find a restaurant and lounge, a spa and a health club on site, while the tropical gardens feature waterfalls and a swimming pool.
HOTEL RATES Single
Double
What’s Included: • All hotel rates are per person in £ sterling and based on double or sole occupancy
• Hotels include: One or more night’s hotel accommodation (room only) as selected
First night stay Additional night stay £279
£179
£199 £99
A striking landmark right on the Strip, the Luxor’s 30-storey pyramid houses spacious rooms and an array of entertainment. Guests will find an outdoor pool with private cabanas, a spa, a 12,000 square foot casino, glittering shows and an Imax Cinema, with many of the city’s other extravagant sights moments away.
HOTEL RATES Single
Double
3-night stay £619
£439
5-night stay £859
£569
• Services of a Cunard Representative • All taxes and service charges • Porterage
• Transfers between ship, hotel and airport
• Las Vegas hotels include air transfers to/from Las Vegas from/to Los Angeles
To book and for current fares, visit
www.cunard.com, call 0845 071 0300 or contact your travel agent 67
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