Stay A Bit Longer
Cunard Hotel Programme Why not add a few days — or more — before or after your voyage in one of the world’s great cities? You’ll enjoy a selection of luxurious, centrally located hotels while bringing a relaxed sense of peace and security to your vacation.
Every hotel package includes all transfers and the hospitality of a Cunard representative to assist you. Athens
Grand Bretagne Part of the Luxury Collection, the spectacular Grand Bretagne pays homage to Greek culture in its design details, and offers some of Athens’ most breathtaking views of ancient landmarks such as the Acropolis.
Fort Lauderdale
Marriott Harbor Beach Fort Lauderdale Resort & Spa Located on South Florida’s largest private beach, the property has completed a $25 million enhancement to all guest rooms and suites.
London
The Goring Family-owned and operated for over 90 years, The Goring is adjacent to Buckingham Palace and Belgravia.
Renaissance Chancery Court Svelte modern hotel set in an impressive landmark building with breathtaking marble and stunning architectural features dating from 1914. Located only a short walk away from the theatres and shops of the West End and Covent Garden.
Los Angeles
The Fairmont Miramar Hotel and Bungalows Located on beautiful Palisades Park in Santa Monica overlooking the Pacific, this hotel blends elegance with a casual California character.
(Includes Transfers) $289
One Night Fares From*
Additional Nights Fares From*
(Includes Transfers) $149 New York
Four Seasons Located between Park and madison Avenues in manhattan’s premier shopping and business district, this I.m. Pei-designed hotel features great views and gracious ambience.
(Includes Transfers) $269
One Night Fares From*
Additional Nights Fares From*
(Includes Transfers) $219
The Waldorf=Astoria Walk to Central Park, theatres and Manhattan’s most famous shopping avenues from this mid-town Art Deco landmark renowned for unparalleled hospitality and service.
(Includes Transfers) $789
Two Nights Fares From*
Additional Nights Fares From*
(Includes Transfers) $279
Hilton New York Situated in the Broadway Theatre district, the hotel is convenient to Rockefeller Center and Fifth Avenue shopping.
Rome $669 $219
Ambasciatori Palace Hotel Built to host diplomats, this gorgeous hotel on the trendy Via Veneto boasts elegance and a great location.
Hotel Savoy Located close to the most famous monuments in the centre of Rome, including Trevi Fountain and the Spanish Steps, Hotel Savoy is a luxurious upper-class accommodation built in 1886.
(Includes Transfers) $319
One Night Fares From*
Additional Nights Fares From*
(Includes Transfers) $189 Venice
Bauer Hotel A blend of Venetian elegance and modern beauty, the Bauer offers contemporary rooms and a location that can’t be beat.
(Includes Transfers) $529
One Night Fares From*
Additional Nights Fares From*
(Includes Transfers) $389
$319
$179
$289 (Includes Transfers) $619 $599
Two Nights Fares From*
$149
Additional Nights Fares From*
(Includes Transfers) $199 $189
(Includes Transfers) $929
Two Nights Fares From*
Additional Nights Fares From*
(Includes Transfers) $279
CUNARD’S HOTEL PROGRAMME RATES INCLUDE:
• Hotel Accommodations • Porterage • Transfers between airport, hotel and ship • Hospitality services of a Cunard representative
The Hotel Programme is also available in Auckland, Bangkok, Cape Town, Dubai, Hamburg, Hong Kong, San Francisco, Singapore and Sydney. For more information and rates, contact your Travel Agent or call 1-800-7-CUNARD.
* First night rates include the cost of transfers and porterage; taxes up to $85.35 per person are additional. Rates are per person based on double occupancy in U.S. dollars. Single rates are available upon request. Reservations are subject to availability. Rates are subject to change. Cunard reserves the right to substitute hotels of similar quality when necessary. Cancellation policies, as shown in the General Information section of this brochure, apply to the Hotel Programme. Cunard does not own or operate these hotels.
80 2012/Winter 2013 voyages
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