South Beach


Park Central Virgin Holidays’ view


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t’s arguably the most famous hotel on Ocean Drive, THE street in South Beach, lined with restaurants and bars. You really are staying


in a work of art at the Park Central. The beach is opposite and the hotel has a sexy rooftop sun deck, as well as its own swimming pool. The cool hotel bar is the perfect place in which to hang out and sip cocktails before you hit the nightlife. There are 2 highly regarded restaurants too, Casablanca and Quinn’s. There’s also room service should you wish to lounge like a film star in your room and why not, as the rooms are very stylish with many original Art Deco features.


see page 6


where is it? On Ocean Drive with white sand beach opposite. Transfer time from Miami International Airport: 20 min.


getting around Valet parking is $25 daily, self-parking is $15 plus tax daily payable locally, subject to change (parking is 1 block away).


eats and drinks Quinn’s Restaurant, Casablanca Restaurant, patio bar, bars, restaurants and nightlife within walking distance.


fun and games Swimming pool, rooftop sun deck, fitness studio.


handy stuff Gift shop. Same-day valet service. Room service.


FLIGHT UPGRADE FROM


rooms 125 rooms on 6 floors in 3 buildings with 2 lifts. All with air-conditioning, flatscreen TV, iHomes™ for iPod docking, complimentary wireless Internet access, mini-bar, safe, iron and board, and hairdryer. Rooms with 1 king-size bed or 2 double beds (on request), sleeping max 2 persons.


room upgrades Partial Ocean View Rooms available at a supplement.


Good general access around the property. 155


£319


CAR HIRE FROM £16 PER DAY 3 nights from £859*


Park Central Accom Code 158


Why not stay longer?


Have you cruised the Caribbean? Why not extend your stay and experience life on the ocean waves?


See pages 194-198 for more details of some of the cruises that we have on offer.


Special offers


Free Nights: 7th night free for stays completed between 01 Jan ‘12-30 Apr ‘13 (simply deduct the applicable extra night price).


Frequent Virgin Club Members: Receive best available room, subject to availability, plus wine or fruit in room upon arrival.


Standard Room


Per Nt/ Sgl Sup


01 Jan ‘12-20 Mar 21 Mar-31 Mar 01 Apr-08 Apr 09 Apr-22 Jun 23 Jun-17 Jul 18 Jul-18 Aug 19 Aug-30 Sep 01 Oct-21 Oct 22 Oct-14 Dec 15 Dec-31 Dec


01 Jan ‘13-21 Mar 22 Mar-30 Mar 31 Mar-06 Apr 07 Apr-30 Apr


74 74 74 53 53 53 53 53 53 53 74 74 74 74


Room Only


The prices in this panel are only meant as a guide and may change. Room Type


Flight with Car Hire Adult


699 749 869 779 989


1069 899 799 699 819 699 749 899 819


Room upgrade per room per night: Partial Ocean Room from £37. Lowest price is shown and will vary according to date of travel.


Prices are in £s per person based on 2 adults sharing and include taxes, fuel surcharges and ATOL fee of £301 per person (reductions or increases may apply at the time of booking). Prices will vary within the date band depending on departure date. Virgin Atlantic stipulates that a min 3 night stay is required. For full details of our pricing policy and booking conditions, please refer to pages 202-207.


*3 night price is based on total package price including flight and car hire based on 2 adults sharing a Standard Room.


Find a store: virginholidays.co.uk/stores or your preferred Travel Agent


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