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New York HOTELS
When exploring New York, you will want to blend style with convenience. Each hotel in our Extended Stays ‘AS YOU LIKE IT’ programme
and our New York Combinations puts you at the glittering heart of Manhattan.
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Mandarin Oriental Marriott Marquis
New York New York
★★★★★ ★★★★
The luxurious 5-star Mandarin Oriental New York hotel revels in
It’s hard to imagine a more exciting location than Broadway at
its first-class setting on Columbus Circle, at the southwest corner
Times Square, but that’s precisely where the 4-star Marriott
of Central Park. Exhilarating views across the Manhattan skyline
Marquis rises majestically above the lights. This impressive hotel
complement the impeccable service, exceptional restaurants and
offers superb views and outstanding comfort in a setting that’s
lavish spa waiting to pamper you on your return from a
both stylish and relaxing. Ready to explore? All the thrills are
dazzling day in the Big Apple.
right here on your doorstep.
Available with our ‘AS YOU LIKE IT’ programme, page 86, and
Available with our ‘AS YOU LIKE IT’ programme, page 86,
included in the Queens and Princess Combinations,
and included in the 2009 Windsor Combination,
pages 94-95.
pages 94-95.
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Manhattan’s quintessential grand hotel, the 4-star Waldorf
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included in the 2009 Buckingham Combination, pages 94-95.
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Stay with sophistication at West 53rd
Street and the Avenue of the Americas
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in Midtown Manhattan. Unwind in a Bridge
choice of two lounges and two restaurants, while the stylish1
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bathrooms, provides an elegant retreat from nearby Fifth
Avenue stores, Radio City Hall or the Rockefeller Center.
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Available with our ‘AS YOU LIKE IT’ programme, page 86, and
Island 2
Island
included in the 2009 Blenheim Combination, pages 94-95.
To book and for current fares, visit www.cunard.co.uk, call 0845 071 0300 or contact your travel agent
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