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Southampton & London Hotels
ADD EXTRA STYLE AND RELAXATION TO YOUR EXPERIENCE
W
hether your Cunard adventure begins or ends in our home port of Southampton or at an international
airport, you may wish to break up any travel before you depart the UK, when you return home or both. So
why not indulge in an extra idyllic night or two in Southampton, the nearby New Forest, or perhaps even treat
yourself to a luxurious stay in the heart of London by choosing from this inviting selection of hotels.
Hilton Southampton Chewton Glen Hotel, Spa & Country Club
★★★★ Southampton
Unwind in the wooded landscaped Includes: Overnight ★★★★★
gardens of the Hilton Southampton accommodation, Hilton
Chewton Glen is arguably the finest country house hotel in the
Hotel, an ideal beginning to your breakfast, up to 14 days
UK. Set beside the New Forest, this world-famous 5 Red Star
Cunard Voyage. parking and transportation
Hotel was recently voted ‘Best Hotel in the British Isles’ and ‘2nd
Enjoy à la carte at the Pavilion
to and from the ship.
Best Hotel in the World’ by readers of Condé Nast Traveller.
Restaurant, a light lunch or a cool Double £109 Single £209
Please call the hotel directly for rates on 01425 275341.
drink in the hotel’s Pavilion Bar.
Prices are per person
The Millenium Hotel, Renaissance The Goring Hotel,
Mayfair, London Chancery Court, London London
★★★★ ★★★★★ ★★★★★
This grand 18th century mansion offers This landmark hotel epitomises central For almost a century, four generations of
elegance and sophistication in a superb London grandeur, with its generously the Goring family have run this quiet and
central location between Hyde Park and sized rooms and an award-winning spa quintessentially British retreat in the very
Green Park. in which to unwind. heart of London.
Bond Street’s boutiques and Buckingham It stands close to West End theatres and Relax in its charming gardens, or stroll
Palace are moments away, while the Houses shops, the British Museum, Somerset to nearby Buckingham Palace, the Royal
of Parliament, London Eye and West End House, and bustling Covent Garden, home Parks, the Houses of Parliament or
Theatres are also within easy reach. to the Royal Opera House. Westminster Abbey.
Includes: Overnight accommodation room Includes: Overnight accommodation room Includes: Overnight accommodation room
only, porterage and transfer to Southampton. only, porterage and transfer to Southampton. only, porterage and transfer to Southampton.
Double £229 Single £339 Double £259 Single £419 Double £269 Single £439
Prices are per person Prices are per person Prices are per person
For bookings, call Cunard Reservations on 0845 071 0300.
All hotel rates are subject to availabilty. Terms and conditions apply, details are available upon request. Please note for voyage departures over a weekend, a two-night minimum stay is required for Friday and Saturday nights at Chewton Glen.
To book and for current fares, visit www.cunard.co.uk, call 0845 071 0300 or contact your travel agent
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