Day 1: Saturday, February 22, 2014 - Bridgetown, Barbados 10:00 PMBridgetown is an interesting town full of contrasts. George Washington actually slept here! Trafalgar Square reminds you that the laid back, rum-and-fun-loving island's British-influenced heritage includes revered traditions like cricket and high tea.
Day 2: Sunday, February 23, 2014 - At Sea
Day 3: Monday, February 24, 2014 - Isla Margarita, Venezuela 9:00AM - 6:00PMIsla Margarita (Margarita Island) Venezuela is a mountainous tropical Caribbean island paradise located off the north shore of Venezuela. Margarita is blessed with an average of over 330 days a year of sun, beautiful tropical beaches lined with palm trees like Playa el Agua or Playa Parguito and a temperature that is never too hot or too cold.
Day 4: Tuesday, February 25, 2014 - St. George's, Grenada 10:00AM - 6:00PMThe aromas of nutmeg, cinnamon and vanilla baking in the sun - these are the tropical flavors of Grenada. From the horseshoe-shaped Carenage at St. George’s, follow the Sendall Tunnel (hand-built in 1895) to the Esplanade and old Ft. George for a spectacular view of Grenada.
Day 5: Wednesday, February 26, 2014 - Tobago Cays, Grenadines 10:00AM - 6:00PMFour small islets, virtually deserted but enormously appealing for those who love underwater exploration, Tobago Cays is a national park where snorkeling is superb.
Day 6: Thursday, February 27, 2014 - Kingstown, St. Vincent 8:00AM - 1:00PM - Admiralty Bay, Bequia 2:00 PM - 7:00 PMStar Clipper usually anchors in the lee of ruggedly beautiful Young Island lying just 54 feet off the southern tip of St. Vincent which is just a 10 minute ferry ride away. The natural harbor of Port Elizabeth at Bequia is a meeting point for sailors from all over the world. The exquisite waterfront beckons you for a gentle stroll along the harbor.
Day 7: Friday, February 28, 2014 - Marigot Bay, St. Lucia 8:00AM - Noon - Soufriere, St. Lucia 1:30PM - 4:00PMMarigot Bay, one of the prettiest anchorages in the Caribbean, is surrounded by lush hills and ringed by drooping coconut palms. Our alternate stop, the little Port Town of Soufrière was named after a nearby volcano. Prettier sights are to be seen at Diamond Falls and Mineral Baths where you can walk through the gardens and take a dip in the pool under the waterfalls.
Day 8: Saturday, March 1, 2014 - Bridgetown, Barbados 7:00AM – (Disembarkation)

The Royal Clipper The Royal Clipper boasts state-of-the-art navigation systems and every comfort and luxury one could wish for. For connoisseurs of sail cruising, the 439 foot Royal Clipper offers the ultimate sea-going experience, balancing the grandeur, adventure and tradition of sailing with the superb service, amenities and accommodations of the finest modern yacht. Royal Clipper carries just 227 guests in luxurious style.

Find your secret hideaway on one of the hidden balconies on either side of the bow. Or climb the mast (with safety harness provided) to one of the passenger lookout crows-nests, thoughtfully furnished with a comfortable settee, where you’ll have the grandest view of all!

Royal Clipper’s interior spaces are just as dazzling. They include a three-deck atrium that funnels sunlight into the elegantly appointed, three-level dining room featuring open-seating dining, deliciously prepared cuisine and a no-tie dress code.
Highlights include:

• A full 19,000 square feet of open deck
• A marina platform for snorkeling & scuba diving
• Drop down sports deck
• Marble private baths
• Beautiful teak decks
• Three swimming pools

The Royal Clipper offers a large number of activities to her guests. But, the real icing on the cake are all of the extra touches provided by Concierge Travel along with the comfort you can only find in the environment of an all-gay and lesbian vacation.

DiningThe chefs aboard the Royal Clipper transform ordinary dining into an extraordinary treat. And you're free to dine when and with whomever you wish—including the sailors, which is also very appetizing. Every morning you can nibble on a continental breakfast with delicious muffins and rolls or feast on a full breakfast with fruit, bacon and omelets made to order. For lunch there's a marvelous buffet of seafood, salads and grilled favorites. And when evening comes, our elegantly appointed dining room becomes the setting for the chef's finest culinary presentations, designed to please the eye and the palate, and complimented by a selection of equally fine wines.

Sports

• Scuba Diving and ocean swimming from the ship's Marina platform
• Beautiful fitness room for the resident gym-bots
• Snorkeling after a quick jaunt on one of the semi-flat bottom beach tenders/crafts

Spa

• Three swimming pools with salt or fresh water
• Jacuzzis to keep the muscles relaxed
• Hair salon, massage room and skin and body treatment center

Shops
Several duty-free retail shops with beautiful merchandise for the discerning shopper.

Bars
The Piano Lounge
A perfect place to listen to music, have a cocktail or do a little dancing.

Tropical Bar
On the main deck this indoor-outdoor bar has a long marble and wooden counter ideal for a drink. There's also music before and after dinner.

Captain Nemo Underwater Lounge
This underwater lounge is equipped with thick glass portholes allowing the observation of sea life and the ocean bottom when the ship is anchored.

Culture

• A library ideal for quiet conversation and reading
• A PC for passenger use
• Informative lectures

Naval Observation

• The Navigation Bridge is always open for watching the sailors work the winches
• Lookout stations that provides passengers with panoramic views of the ocean

*Price is per person based on double occupancy. Port fees of $235 pp* and gratuities of $70 pp* are additional.

Day 1: Day One: Friday, July 11, 2014 – Seattle, WashingtonWelcome to Seattle! If you arrive early be sure to check out Pike Place Market, the Space Needle and Chihuly Garden & Glass in the exhibition space below the Needle. The gayborhood of Capital Hill is a haven for excellent restaurants and is home to Seattle’s gay nightlife. Make a toast to your good fortune as we sail away through the breathtaking Puget Sound.
Day 2: Saturday, July 12, 2014 – At SeaOur first full day together at sea provides an excellent opportunity to relax, unwind and watch the beautiful scenery of the shoreline unfold, as we make our way north to Alaska. Lie by the pool, try your luck at the casino, get a massage, check out the Lawn Club or watch The Hot Glass Show. And, that’s just the beginning. As the sun sets on the Pacific Northwest a whole new world of options open up - drinks, dinner, and our first evening of exclusive Brand g entertainment.
Day 3: Sunday, July 13, 2014 – Ketchikan, AlaskaLocated on Revillagigedo Island along the Tongass Narrows at the foot of the towering Deer Mountain, this city is renowned for its unspoiled natural beauty, fishing and colorful Native culture. Ketchikan boasts the largest collection of original 19th-century totem poles in the world. Be sure to spend some time at one of the 3 totem pole parks in the area. History buffs will want to trace the steps of the early setters with a stroll down Creek Street, a suspended boardwalk populated by colorful houses, once a hub for brothels, and now home to a variety of eclectic shops.
The unbridled beauty and sheer size of Misty Fjords National Monument in Tongass National Forest is a nature lover's paradise, providing all who enter with sweeping views of rugged mountain peaks, glaciers, rushing waterfalls, lakes and wondrous wildlife that defy description. Additionally, Deer Mountain Tribal Hatchery and Eagle Center, overlooking Ketchikan Creek, includes observation areas where you can glimpse spawning salmon and enjoy an up-close encounter with 2 bald eagles.
Day 4: Monday, July 14, 2014 – Tracy Arm Fjord, AlaskaThis scenic destination is home to towering waterfalls, mammoth glaciers, rugged mountaintops and wildlife. Because the ship does not dock at Tracy Arm, we invite you to enjoy a scenic cruise of the fjord, where your ship's captain will bring you as close as possible to the unparalleled beauty that surrounds you everywhere you look. Rising elegantly out of the water at the end of the fjord lays the translucent mountain masterpiece known as the Sawyer Glaciers. These light-blue calving glaciers offer a glimpse into a time so very long ago, when huge chunks of ice the size of continents swallowed up whole countries during the Ice Ages of the past. Once an hour on average, slabs of these great glaciers calve and tumble into the saltwater below. In addition to the geological splendors that surround you wherever you look, Tracy Arm is home to a myriad wildlife including bald eagles, brown bears, goats and whales, providing ample opportunity to snap a picture of one of the area's long-standing natives.
Day 4: Monday, July 14, 2014 – Juneau, AlaskaNestled at the base of Mount Juneau amid a rainforest, Juneau is the only US state capital accessible by air or ship only. If you seek natural beauty, Juneau has it in droves. The Mendenhall Glacier, a half-mile wide, 1,800-feet deep ice field, is the most accessible glacier in Alaska and, for many, the most breathtaking. The Mount Roberts Tramway whisks you up to an observation deck that is approximately 2,000 feet about Juneau, providing arguably the best picture-taking opportunities in the state. If you’re looking to explore the natural and cultural roots of Juneau, look no further than the Alaska State Museum, which recounts not only the native people of Alaska and its early settlers, but also the natural wildlife that can be seen throughout the region. From June through October, the Macaulay Salmon Hatchery offers visitors an intimate glimpse of breeding salmon as they make their way up a 450-foot fish ladder. Historic sites include the Saint Nicholas Russian Orthodox Church, the state's oldest operating church, and the Red Dog Saloon, built during the city's mining era, which is home to swinging saloon doors, saw dust floors, live music and unique memorabilia. For treasure hunters looking to shop, South Franklin Street—which parallels the dock—and the downtown area offers a myriad boutiques and stores selling typical Alaskan wares like furs, Alaskan jewelry, baleen baskets, carved ivory, lacquered boxes and nesting dolls.
Day 5: Tuesday, July 15, 2014 – Skagway, AlaskaIn 1897, gold stampeders from all over the world arrived in Skagway by steamship, bound for the Dawson Gold Fields in Canada's Yukon Territory. It wasn't long before the rough-and-tumble tent town was festooned with boardwalks, dance halls, inns and saloons. More than 100 years later, Skagway retains the feel of those Gold Rush days. The historic downtown has also largely been restored to its roots, complete with false-fronted buildings and wooden sidewalks. It's an utterly charming place.
The Klondike Gold Rush National Historic Park offers the unique opportunity of a walking tour to some of the downtown locales frequented by the thousands of prospectors and miners that made their way through Skagway. You can even hike along the White Pass Trail, the main passage trekked during the Gold Rush.
Adventure seekers will want to take a ride along the late19th-century White Pass & Yukon Route Railroad and travel the very same route in a vintage train car that the miners of yesteryear traveled in as they set out in search of gold. Named an International Historic Civil Engineering Landmark, the train takes you through steep climbs and cliff-hanging turns, through tunnels and atop towering bridges, past glaciers and picture-perfect waterfalls. The Skagway Museum and Archives displays a diverse collection of age-old treasures from the town's illustrious history, wonderfully curated in a historic granite building. And along the scenic Chilkoot Trail, hundreds of relics of the past rest untouched for all to see. From age-old old pick axes to decrepit wagon wheels, these tools of the gold-mining trade were ditched by the original miners and left to history.
Day 6: Wednesday, July 16, 2014 – At SeaAfter all that sightseeing a day on board is just what you’ll desire. It’s the perfect opportunity to reconnect with your Brand g friends to swap stories and photos of your Alaska adventures. Cap off the day with more signature Brand g entertainment and activities.
Day 7: Thursday, July 17, 2014 – Victoria, BC, CanadaVictoria is the capital city of British Columbia, and its grand Parliament Buildings, along with the gracious Fairmont Empress Hotel, dominate the Inner Harbour. The city is a gentle blend of colonial England and contemporary Western Canada with a thriving cafe scene that conjures up something European, while having the outdoors at your doorstep could only be pure British Columbia bliss. Proud of its British influence, Victoria delights in serving up an elegant High Tea, with all the trappings. At the same time, it urges you to get outside and enjoy the alfresco lifestyle. Just beyond downtown, explore the luxuriant yet well-ordered Butchart Gardens. A collection of gardens more than a single garden – including the Sunken Garden, the Italian Garden, the Japanese Garden, and the Rose Garden
Day 8: Friday, July 18, 2014 – SeattleToday we bid adieu to the beautiful Celebrity Solstice and to our new friends, but will carry the shared memory of our time together always.

Celebrity Solstice® is one of the more decorated ships at sea. So it's no wonder that it's full of "firsts." Like the first Lawn Club at sea. The first Hot Glass ShowSM. The first cruise line to have 5 women, also known as "the Leading LadiesSM" redesign, and redecorate the staterooms. Some other things that set the Celebrity Solstice cruise ship apart are its specialty restaurants. Celebrity’s passion for outstanding cuisine has taken the restaurants, the food and the overall dining experience to a whole new level in the cruising world.
But staterooms and specialty restaurants are only part of this ship's charm. Celebrity Solstice also has the AquaSpa® by Elemis® and fitness center, where you can pamper yourself with spa treatments or push yourself in a workout with one of their trainers.
If only life on land was as good as life on Celebrity Solstice.

C3- Concierge Class with Veranda -$2,039 pp*
1B- Veranda Stateroom- $1,959 pp*
8 Oceanview Stateroom- $1749
All prices in U.S. dollars.
All reservations are subject to Brand g's Terms and Conditions.
* Price is per person based on double occupancy. Taxes and fees of $249.30 are additional.
Gratuities are prepaid based on room categories as below:
C3 $87.50; 1B $84; Cat. 8 $84

Day 1: Monday, August 11, 2014 - Arrive in Amsterdam – EMBARKATIONArrive in charming Amsterdam and embark upon your luxurious river cruise ship. Meet your fellow travelers tonight at the Welcome Cocktail Reception and Dinner. (D)
Day 2: Tuesday, August 12 – Amsterdam-NijmegenEarly morning departure of Amsterdam for the lively Dutch city of Nijmegen, considered the Netherlands oldest city. Enjoy a guided tour followed by free time to expolore this charming place at your own pace. (B,L,D).
Day 3: Wednesday, August 13 - CologneArrive in Cologne this morning, where you will have a walking tour of Old Town and Cathedral Square and visit the spectacular 13th-century gothic cathedral – its twin spires are among the tallest in Europe. Afterwards, you’ll have free time to visit some of the local shops or have a coffee at a quaint café. Or, if you prefer, enjoy a glass of Kölsch, Cologne’s famous smoked beer. Late tonight, the ship cruises to Rüdesheim overnight. (B,L,D)
Day 4: Thursday, August 14 - RüdesheimThis morning, cruise through the picturesque Rhine Gorge, with its castles, fortress ruins, and the legendary Lorelei Rock. Arrive in Rüdesheim, where you will enjoy an afternoon wine tasting with a local vintner. You’ll have free time to explore the Drosselgasse, a narrow alley lined with wine taverns and restaurants. This evening, visit Siegfried’s Mechanical Musical Instrument Museum, home to a remarkable collection of centuries-old robotic and self-playing musical instruments. As an alternative, sample a glass of Rüedesheimer coffee – a local favorite – at a friendly café. The ship sails overnight. (B,L,D)
Day 5: Friday, August 15 – Miltenberg - WertheimArrive in Miltenberg for a walking tour of this delightful old Franconian town with its narrow cobblestone streets and gabled, half-timbered houses. During lunch, the ship will cruise to Freudenberg. A motor coach tour will take you to Wertheim, where you will see the historic city center followed by free time to explore the town on your own. (B,L,D)
Day 6: Saturday, August 16 - WürzburgThis morning, take a guided tour of Würzburg showing you all of the major sights or visit the Residenz Palace and gardens, a designated UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of Europe’s best examples of Baroque architecture. This afternoon, take an optional excursion to medieval Rothenburg for a walking tour and free time to explore on your own. Later this afternoon, the ship sails to Bamberg. (B,L,D)
Day 7: Sunday, August 17 - BambergArrive this afternoon in enchanting Bamberg, a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1993. Disembark for a guided walking tour of this medieval gem and see the breathtaking cathedral, the Old Town Hall that straddles the river, the city’s serpentine streets, and elegant 18th-century mansions. A guide bicycle tour is also available. Sample some of Bamberg’s famous smoked beer before continuing your cruise this evening to Nuremberg. (B,L,D)
Day 8: Monday, August 18 – Nurnberg(Disembarkation) - PragueDisembark after breakfast for your transfer to Prague. After your sightseeing tour, you’ll see why Prague is considered one of Europe’s most attractive cities. Visit the 1,000 year-old Prague Castle and St. Vitus before crossing the famous Charles Bridge to the Old Market Square. (B)
Day 9: Tuesday, August 19 - PragueA free day in this fascinating city to explore at leisure. (B) Day 10: Wednesday, August 20Bid farewell to Prague and prepare for your homeward flight. (B)

Renaissance Amsterdam Hotel

Kattengat 1, Amsterdam City Center, 1012 SZ Amsterdam
Just a short walk from Central Station and situated in the historic city centre of charming Amsterdam, the Renaissance Amsterdam Hotel is the top spot to be after a top-to-bottom redesign. Our contemporary hotel in Amsterdam offers a warm and welcoming lobby, renovated guest accommodations featuring Renaissance Bedding, broadband internet access and HDTV. In addition, our Amsterdam luxury hotel’s suites, large Club Rooms and a new Club Lounge will add to your stay. The lounge bar 2B and the new Mediterranean style restaurant Scossa, offers the opportunity for travelers to mingle, socialize, meet, eat and relax.
Renaissance Amsterdam has a central location near Amsterdam Central Train Station, situated in the historic city centre of charming Amsterdam and a 10-minute walk from Dam Square. Renovated guest accommodations feature Renaissance Bedding, broadband internet access, HDTV a 24-hours fitness center and modern accommodations with flat-screen TVs.
The hotel has renovated rooms with modern furnishings and a sitting area. The LCD TV has cable and satellite channels, but also pay-per-view movie channels. Some rooms give access to a special lounge with complimentary breakfast and snack services.
From Renaissance you can easily travel around the city. Most stores, restaurants and sights are within walking distance.

One Night Extension
Single - $250
Double - $140
All prices in U.S. dollars.

Accommodations included taxes and breakfast.
Rates are per person based on occupancy listed.
All reservations are subject to Brand g's Terms and Conditions.

Prague Marriott Hotel

V Celnici 8 · Prague, 110 00 Czech Republic
Prague is one of Europe's most enchanting cities. Experience this majestic jewel at Prague Marriott Hotel, just steps from Old Town Square and all major attractions. This upscale hotel in Prague evokes classic European charm and welcomes you with elegant accommodations. A haven for relaxation and leisure, the Marriott features a swimming pool, sauna, whirlpool and equipped gym. Guest rooms are equipped with a safe, 32-inch LCD TV and broadband Internet access. Discover historic charm combined with modern elegance at the Prague Marriott.

Amadeus Waterways' newest ship the MS AmaCerto debuts in Europe in 2012. This deluxe 164 - passenger vessel incorporates the most advanced design featuring exclusive "Twin Balconies" in the majority of the spacious staterooms and suites (which range up to 350 sq. ft). Enjoy fine dining in the main dining room, the intimate Chef's Table restaurant, or a casual al fresco bistro. The ship also features a heated Sun Deck swimming pool with a "swim-up" bar; fitness center, Massage, Hair and Beauty salon; complimentary in-stateroom Internet access and first-run Hollywood movies; two wine bars; ship-wide Wi-Fi plus a fleet of bicycles.

Cat. AB  French & Outside Balcony 235 sq. ft $3,799 pp* (limited)
Cat. BA French & Outside Balcony 210 sq. ft $3,649 pp*
Cat. BB French & Outside Balcony- 210 sq. ft. $3,499 pp* (limited)
Cat. C French Balcony 170 sq. ft.- $3299 pp*
Cat. D- Fixed Window 160 sq. ft.- $3,049pp*
Cat. E- Fixed Window- 160 sq. ft.- $2,899 pp* (limited)

Day 1: Saturday, August 16, 2014 Arrive In Prague, Czech RepublicArrive in Prague and transfer to your hotel. The balance of the day is free time to start exploring this beautiful city.
Day 2: Sunday, August 17, 2014 PragueThis morning's sightseeing reveals why Prague is considered one of Europe's most attractive cities. You'll have the opportunity to visit the Church of Tyn, see the famous Astronomical Clock and walk over the spectacular Charles Bridge. Mix with the locals at Wenceslaus Square, shop for souvenirs or enjoy one of the charming cafés or restaurants. Wander along the banks of the Vltava River, relax at an outdoor restaurant, or shop for local handicrafts and art work.
Day 3: Monday, August 18, 2014 Prague - Nuremberg, GermanyAfter breakfast, drive from Prague through the pastoral countryside to Nuremberg, the capital of Franconia. Tonight gather on board for a Gala Welcome Dinner.
Day 4: Tuesday, August 19, 2014 RegensburgThis morning's scenic cruising takes you through the final stretch of the Main-Danube Canal to arrive in magnificent Regensburg, one of Germany's best preserved medieval cities. The city's architectural highlights include the Old Town Hall and the Porta Praetoria - gates to an ancient Roman fort which was built in 179 AD. Marvel at beautiful churches and one of the oldest bridges crossing the Danube.
Day 5: Wednesday, August 20, 2014 Passau - Linz, AustriaEarly this morning the ship takes you through scenic valleys and past charming riverside towns. After breakfast, arrive in Passau, where the Rivers Inn and Ilz join the Danube. During your walking tour, gaze at this fairy-tale city founded more than 2,000 years ago. Or, take an optional full-day tour to Salzburg and its most popular "Sound of Music" sights including the Wedding Church, exquisite Mirabell Gardens, the Great Salzburg Festival Hall and much more. For those staying on board, enjoy a scenic cruise from Passau into Austria and on to Linz. After dinner, take a walk through this delightful town, Austria's third largest city.
Day 6: Thursday, August 21, 2014 Melk - Durnstein - ViennaCruise through the narrow Strudengau and reach the Wachau Valley early this morning. We arrive in Melk home of the magnificent Benedictine Abbey, one of Europe's largest baroque monasteries. Return to the ship for lunch as you cruise the romantic Wachau Valley. This afternoon we will have the chance to savor the quaint cobblestone streets and wine bars of Durnstein. Late this evening arrive in Vienna, the "City of Music" and Austria's magnificent capital.
Day 7: Friday, August 22, 2014 ViennaToday explore the vibrant Austrian capital on your own or savor the Baroque elegance of romantic Vienna on the optional guided city tour which includes the world famous Vienna Opera House, Ringstrasse, St. Stephen's Cathedral and more. The tour is followed by free time in the city center to shop for souvenirs or sampling some of Vienna's famous pastries.
Day 8: Saturday, August 23, 2014 ViennaAnother day in Vienna is yours to enjoy as you like. Relax by the pool on deck, stroll the city at your own pace or take one of the optional tours available, including a guided tour of Schonbrunn Palace or a visit to the Belvedere Museum, housed inside the magnificent Upper Belvedere Palace, which features masterpieces from many eras and movements.
Day 9: Sunday, August 24, 2014 Bratislava, Slovakia - BudapestBratislava, known as Pressburg until 1945, is the capital of Slovakia and one of the most famous cities on the Danube. An optional tour takes us past the Archiepiscopal Palace and the National Theatre to the 13th century Bratislava Castle which has a view as far as the border of Austria. Other attractions include the city gates, the Baroque palaces of the noblemen, and the elegant residences that have all survived from the days of the Danube monarchy. A walk through the pedestrian precinct, past St. Martin's Cathedral, the Town Hall and Michael's Gate, brings you back to the ship. Late evening arrival into Budapest.
Day 10: Monday, August 25, 2014 Budapest, HungaryBudapest is an amazing city with new adventures around every corner. Spend an additional day or two and experience one of the many spas that the city has been famous for since Roman times. (Optional two night extension available.)

Prague, Czech Republic - Accommodations

Prague Marriott Hotel

V Celnici 8 • Prague, 110 00 Czech Republic
Prague is one of Europe's most enchanting cities. Experience this majestic jewel at Prague Marriott Hotel, just steps from Old Town Square and all major attractions. This upscale hotel in Prague evokes classic European charm and welcomes you with elegant accommodations. A haven for relaxation and leisure, the Marriott features a swimming pool, sauna, whirlpool and equipped gym. Guest rooms are equipped with a safe, 32-inch LCD TV and broadband Internet access. Discover historic charm combined with modern elegance at the Prague Marriott.

Budapest, Hungary - Accommodations

Budapest Marriott Hotel

Apaczai Csere Janos u. 4. • Budapest, 1052 Hungary
Enjoy the enchanting city of Budapest built on the banks of the Danube River. The hotel is ideally located in the city center near the Budapest Parliament, Buda Castle and other popular attractions. Budapest Marriott hotel's guest rooms all feature spectacular Danube River views, as well as luxurious bedding. The recent refurbishment of the hotel covered all guest areas, including the lobby, restaurant, meeting rooms, façade and World Class International gym, that offers everything within the field of health and fitness. The Aqva Lounge Bar features a trendy musical program and serves creative tapas, a wide range of vodkas, artisan beers and an amazing mineral water collection from around the world. The vibrant space has a distinctive design inspired by the rivers and lakes of Hungary. A great variety of interesting wines and fine fruit brandies can be enjoyed by the glass in this brand new bar. This hotel's convenient location and amenities make it the perfect travel destination.

Two Night Extension
Single - $389
Double - $219
All prices in U.S. dollars.

Accommodations included taxes and breakfast.
Rates are per person based on occupancy listed.
All reservations are subject to Brand g's Terms and Conditions.

Amadeus Waterways' newest ship the MS AmaCerto debuts in Europe in 2012. This deluxe 164 - passenger vessel incorporates the most advanced design featuring exclusive "Twin Balconies" in the majority of the spacious staterooms and suites (which range up to 350 sq. ft). Enjoy fine dining in the main dining room, the intimate Chef's Table restaurant, or a casual al fresco bistro. The ship also features a heated Sun Deck swimming pool with a "swim-up" bar; fitness center, Massage, Hair and Beauty salon; complimentary in-stateroom Internet access and first-run Hollywood movies; two wine bars; ship-wide Wi-Fi plus a fleet of bicycles

Cat. AB- French & Outside Balcony 235 sq. ft. $3,799 pp* (Limited)
Cat. BA- French & Outside Balcony 210 sq. ft- $3, 649 pp*
Cat. BB- French & Outside Balcony- 210 sq. ft- $3, 499 pp* (limited)
Cat C. French Balcon- 170 sq. ft- $3,299 pp*
Cat. D Fixed Window 160 sq. ft. - $3,049 pp*
Cat E. Fixed Window- 160 sq. ft.- $2,899 pp* ( Limited)