North America Holidays

Arguably the most recognisable hotel on the strip - maybe even the world – where old Italian charm beautifully integrates with the contemporary features we come to expect with a hotel of this calibre.

Prepare yourself to be blown away by the bold yet unpretentious design and impressive variety of eateries and bars at ARIA.

The ideal choice for those looking for a swanky escape from the buzz of the strip without compromising on location.

Grand in name, grand in nature, this impressive Las Vegas hotel has it all.

Excite and bewilder your senses at New York New York, with sights, sounds and smells that will truly make you feel as though you’ve landed in the Big Apple.

Simply put, one of the most recognisable hotels in the world.

Miami’s most historic neighbourhood might be the setting, but Mr. C Miami Coconut Grove makes a bold, modern statement with its eye-catching nautical design. Its rooftop pool area offers knockout views over Biscayne Bay and the leafy canopy of Coconut Grove.

A vast resort with a championship golf course, huge pools and great dining options.

Cradled in the Sonoran Desert, The Phoenician celebrates its sultry location with every possible facility you could want from a stand-out luxury resort hotel.

Cast literally in the shadows of Camelback mountain, this chic retreat is one of Scottsdale’s trendiest looking resorts, yet it’s relaxed vibes and timeless Mid-Century quality smooths any pretentious edges you might suspect.

Think craft beers, funky cocktails and music around the pool. Owning their distinctive style yet homely ambience, it’s clear they are pretty proud of this place.

This Mission-style retreat isn’t shy about showing off its best assets, showcasing colonial character through design and architecture while enjoying the serene mountain views.

Acadia National Park. Whale-watching. Hiking and leaf-peeping. Bar Harbor sure has a lot going for it.  The Holiday Inn Bar Harbor makes a super handy base for explorations.

Offering small but comfy rooms in hip, designer digs, the Moxy Chicago Downtown couples a funky urban vibe with affordable prices.

Keen to base yourself at the heart of the action without breaking the bank? The AC Hotel by Marriott could be just what you’re looking for.

Set in a classic 1920s Chicago tower and designated ‘historic landmark,’ LondonHouse Chicago is a stylish riverside address affording some of the city’s best rooftop views.

You don’t have to be into baseball to appreciate the chic décor and unstuffy ambiance of this boutique hotel. It does overlook the legendary Wrigley Field however, so if you are a fan of the sport, you’ve hit a home run already by making it your pick.

Who needs run of the mill? With its whimsical approach to design and warm welcome Staypineapple promises guests a relaxed stay in a plum location – minus the high price tag. Who needs run of the mill? With its whimsical approach to design and warm welcome Staypineapple promises guests a relaxed stay in a plum location – minus the high price tag.

Along with fabulous city views the Omni Chicago offers a supremely comfortable base at the heart of the action. The Magnificent Mile is right there outside.

In a landmark building just off the Magnificent Mile, close to the city’s best shopping and top attractions, the glamorous Gwen is an excellent choice for a city-break splurge, or a celebration with girlfriends.

A lavish and contemporary, multi-tower hotel.

Circa brings an upscale vibe to Fremont Street, otherwise known as ‘Old Vegas’.

Caesars is fun, style and opulence all rolled into one. Enter into this Roman-inspired, legendary work of art, where towers full of lavish rooms, world class dining and glorious entertainment awaits.

Located in a prime spot this hotel ticks all the boxes. Action-packed location, tick. Clean and comfortable, tick. Convenient facilities, tick.

This resort is something special. Sophisticated design and seamless service make this the luxurious retreat you would expect with the Four Seasons name tag.

Find yourself snoozing by the pool, listening to cascading waterfalls, hitting a round of golf or strolling through the beautiful manicured gardens of this tranquil holiday resort.

Nestled within the walls of iconic Caesars Palace, Nobu takes things up a notch.

The Venetian manages to replicate Venice in its architecture, cuisine and canals and bring it to life effortlessly.

True to the Virgin brand, this Las Vegas hotel is uncompromisingly stylish, modern and sexy.

Intended as an escape from the crowds and removed from the whirlwind of the strip without compromising on location, Waldorf Astoria has hit the nail on the head.

Almost fairy-tale-like scenery and state-of-the-art rooms sum up the character of this hotel.

A trendy hotel located in the hip and artistic East Village.

This is urban New York and a perfect location for first-time visitors to easily reach all the must-see attractions.

Quite simply, 1 Hotel Brooklyn Bridge is one of the best places in New York to admire the entire Manhattan skyline, and the fact you can do it from its rooftop pool makes it an extra memorable experience.

In town to catch a performance at the legendary Apollo Theatre? Aloft Harlem places you almost next door. But there’s so much more in the area besides. Soak up the Harlem atmosphere, feast on soul food, and shimmy from jazz club to jazz club.

Aloft Manhattan Downtown – Financial District exudes a confident New York vibe.

Ready to find out what all the Brooklyn buzz is about? Nestle yourself in the heart of the borough, Downtown Brooklyn, and use it as a springboard to your adventures.

Torn between staying in TriBeCa, West Village, or SoHo? Then consider Arlo SoHo. This buzzy bolthole positions you right at the confluence of these neighbourhoods.

If you’re planning to linger longer in NYC or travelling with kids, having a kitchen could be precisely what you need. And you don’t have to give up a super central location for the extra space either. Winner.

On the face of it this is not an especially exciting hotel, but boasting an esteemed Broadway address as it does, you cannot be any more central in New York than here.

If a central location trumps everything, you can’t go wrong with DoubleTree by Hilton New York Times Square West.

There’s nothing remotely average about Equinox Hotel New York. Everything is either different or better. And its location in the sensational Hudson Yards, right next door to The Edge, couldn’t be more fitting.  

Listen up, gym bunnies – this is the New York pad for you. With a laser focus on health and wellness, EVEN Hotel New York has gym equipment in-room to keep up your routine when you’re away from home.

Base your NYC trip in the Financial District (FiDi, if you please), and you’re a short walk away from Battery Park, South Street Seaport, and departures to Ellis Island to visit Lady Liberty herself.

This all-suite hotel has the convenience of a kitchen in every room.

Rub shoulders with the downtown crowd at Hotel 50 Bowery in a once non-descript part of Lower Manhattan bordering Chinatown. This bolthole has an edginess, but it’s the top floor restaurant that’s Hotel 50 Bowery’s crowning glory.

Ink 48 promises modern amenities in New York's trendy area of Hell's Kitchen.

The Lotte is prestigious, historic, and utterly charming.

Cosy bedrooms in designer digs, the Moxy NYC Chelsea is the ultimate blend of a central Midtown location in an under-the-radar spot in the Flower District.

Moxy NYC Times Square has earned itself plaudits as one of the city’s buzziest locales. But not at the expense of location, location, location.

If you hadn’t heard, the Lower East Side is the place to be. And the address on everyone’s lips is Chrystie Street – home of the flamboyant, yet sophisticated, Public.  

Fun-loving Staypineapple goes to prove that a hotel doesn’t need to be high-end luxury to have oodles of personality.

Full marks for location – The Bryant Park Hotel stands proudly over one of Manhattan’s best-loved parks, known for its roster of whimsical activities, people-watching opportunities, and general hustle-bustle.

The Chatwal evokes the New York of yesteryear that was all sophistication and elegance.

The New Yorker is an instantly recognisable city landmark. The iconic red lettering that adorns the top of this 43-story Art Deco skyscraper is immortalised in movies and can be spotted throughout the city.

The Roxy isn’t precious. It’s a place that’s at ease being a cataclysmic collision of cultures, eras, and styles. It is what gives it its inimitable personality. From its mid-century-meets-Art-Deco-meets-Regency styling to places to watch unusual foreign films, drink mind-blowing cocktails, and shuck oysters. At the Roxy, anything goes.

All hail, The William Vale - an architectural marvel that towers over the neighbourhood, staking its claim as the epicentre of Williamsburg.

Dip a toe into the prestige of the Upper East Side without splurging on the mega-luxury this illustrious neighbourhood is known for. Think quieter streets, couture shopping, high-end art galleries, and Museum Mile. This is NYC done right.

Aloft Philadelphia Downtown marries the aesthetic benefits of a character building with a contemporary, youthful vibe. Make the most of this convenient central location and soak up the buzzy atmosphere that Aloft has become known for.

Confidently resurrected from the shell of Philadelphia’s stately 1907 Lafayette Building and located within America’s most historic square mile, the esoteric Kimpton Hotel Monaco offers a memorable stay in the heart of the Cradle of Liberty.

If you’re visiting Philly for a dose of culture – look no further. Close to cultural attractions? Tick. Great facilities and dining on site? Tick. At the Logan Philadelphia you’ll find plenty to smile about.

Famed for its flamboyant architecture and genteel, ‘old world’ ambiance the Bellevue, referred to as the ‘grande dame’ of Broad Street, sits at the heart of Philadelphia’s theatre district and commands views over the Avenue of the Arts.

Chicago dazzles with its head-turning architecture, extraordinary public art, and modern museums. Throw in some great shopping, a fabulous foodie scene, and live jazz like nowhere else, and you might find yourself wishing you'd booked a few extra nights to see more.

Discover enchanting history in Washington D.C. and Boston, awe-inspiring New York and the underrated but equally special Philadelphia. On this Eastern Seaboard itinerary you’ll travel by Amtrak trains, so you can avoid navigating busy cities by car. Opt for the Deluxe itinerary to stay in luxury hotels and enjoy business class seats on board.

The Grand Canyon State may be the setting of the most famous natural attraction but it’s so much more than its nickname suggests. During this 12-night self-drive, Arizona’s cowboy culture, indigenous history, in-vogue cities, Route 66 kitsch and Nat Geo-worthy views will get under your skin.

On this 11-night road trip, you’ll drive east from the sparkling Pacific Coast, visiting San Diego and Palm Springs before crossing the state border into Arizona for adventures in the Grand Canyon and the Colorado River. You’ll touch Route 66 at Flagstaff (where the night skies are nothing short of dazzling), get swept up in the scenery of Sedona, and finish in the luxury folds of Scottsdale, an upscale part of Phoenix, the capital of Arizona.

A combination of city sights and desert delights. Hit the beaches, theme parks and movie studios of Los Angeles. Shop on Rodeo Drive and catch sunset from a rooftop bar. The Sonoran Desert is next: Scottsdale, a sizzling southwest adventure and a place to be pampered with sensational spas, terrific golf courses and luxury resorts.

These two cities show two sides to urban life in the USA. There's the bright lights, big city vibe of New York, where yellow taxis weave their way along world-famous avenues in the shadow of skywards soaring buildings. Across the country is Scottsdale, a wellness and golfing hotspot where the city limits meet the rusty desert Arizona desert.

This itinerary shows you most of New England’s main highlights. Stop off in the Berkshires, a popular holiday haunt for Boston’s and New York’s elite since the 1800s; discover glorious mountains in New Hampshire and green scenery in Vermont; and savour stunning sea views in Newport, Rhode Island.

Step back in time to the golden age of road travel on one of the world’s famous highways, Route 66. Your epic 2000-mile journey will be full of kitsch and quirky Americana.

Combine the Midwest's Windy City and California's City By the Bay on this twin-centre holiday. Contemporary Chicago sits at the western shores of Lake Michigan and its gleaming skyscrapers offer a marked contrast to San Francisco's famed Victorian architecture, while each city has its own iconic sports venues, waters-based activities, mouthwatering dishes and cool neighbourhoods.

This is the Hawaiian trip of dreams: you’ll visit all four of the state’s main islands. Enjoy the beachfront vibes of lively Waikiki in Oahu, step into the Jurassic Park landscapes of Kauai, see Hawaii’s active volcanoes and go from valley to beach in Maui. We also have shorter two- and three-island itineraries.

Your trip starts in style, spending time in the fabulous Los Angeles. You can make LA a beach holiday and stay in Santa Monica or choose somewhere near the theme parks or the attractions of Hollywood. Then, fly west to experience two different sides of Hawaii – the lively Waikiki Beach and the calmer Maui. As you’ll need to break up the flight from Hawaii back to the UK, stopping in San Francisco means exploring another fantastic Californian city. There’s plenty to do in the Golden Gate City, whether you want to get to know its varied neighbourhoods, indulge in some shopping, or take the opportunity to go wine tasting in nearby Napa.

A holiday visiting Las Vegas, Oahu, Maui, and Los Angeles promises a sun-kissed adventure filled with unforgettable experiences. Start your journey in Las Vegas, where you can indulge in the city's lively nightlife and world-renowned casinos. Then, take a flight to Oahu, where you can explore the vibrant city of Honolulu and enjoy some beach bliss. Next is Maui, soaking up the island's laid-back vibes, hiking through national parks, and plunging into crystalline waters. End your trip in Los Angeles, where you can get to know the City of Angels, tour celebrity homes, and stretch your legs along the Santa Monica boardwalk.

Start your trip in style with a few nights in the incredible, one-of-a-kind Las Vegas. It’s the perfect city to get you into holiday mode before flying to Hawaii. These idyllic islands are ideal for a relaxing, post-Vegas break, but there are plenty of entertainment options if you want more nightlife. Then, you’ll hop to Maui to unwind on palm-fringed crescent beaches. Your route home takes you via San Francisco to finish your trip, exploring a magnificent city with iconic sights like the Golden Gate Bridge to feast your eyes on.

What better place to pause your journey to Hawaiian paradise than a few nights in fabulous Las Vegas? It’s the perfect stopover on your way to Hawaii, with plenty of time to continue the party in lively Oahu before unwinding on the pristine beaches of Maui. You’ll fly back to the UK from Maui, with an airport layover on your way back east.

You begin your holiday in Los Angeles, where you can enjoy a stylish and relaxing start to your trip. You can spend your time in LA on the beach, perhaps in Santa Monica or even Huntington Beach. Or base yourself in Hollywood for easy access to star attractions. Next, you’ll fly west to explore two contrasting sides of Hawaii — the vibrant Waikiki Beach and the serene Maui. You’ll fly home from Maui, breaking up your journey back to the UK with a short airport layover.

The City by the Bay is the classic stopover on the way to Hawaii. This trip combines three exceptionally exciting destinations: San Francisco, with its Golden Gate and maritime traditions; Waikiki, with its nightlife and surf stories; and Maui, with its beach bliss and relaxation. On your way back to the UK, you’ll have a quick airport layover to break up your long-haul flight home.

The grit and gloss of New York meet the glamour of Las Vegas in this whirlwind, two-city trip. Spend a few memorable days and nights in NYC. Then you’ve got a six-hour flight to rest before hitting The Strip in the fabulous Las Vegas, where you can see the Big Apple all over again at New York New York Hotel & Casino (or visit Paris, Venice, or Egypt) and gawp at Vegas’ eclectic mix of themed hotels.

Las Vegas will shatter your senses. It’s a desert oasis where the casinos never close, the hotels are larger than life, and glitz and glamour are sprinkled like stardust. Explore The Strip, but don’t forget to check out Fremont Street, known as Old Vegas, where it all began. Heading out to see the spectacle of the Grand Canyon on an unforgettable helicopter tour is considered an absolute must by many visitors – delivering a view you’ll remember forever.

This is a two-stop holiday that features one big city with big lights and one paradise shore. Experience the 24-hour fun in the casinos, malls and entertainment venues of Vegas before retreating for some downtime at the edge of the Caribbean Sea on Mexico's Yucatan coast.

This USA trip is a double delight, putting together the City of Dreamers and Sin City in one go. You’ll hit the beaches, the shops and the Hollywood Hills in Los Angeles before glamming up for blackjack and Baccarat, big name shows and celebrity chef restaurants in fabulous Las Vegas.

Start with San Francisco’s creativity and big sights, then take in Las Vegas’ bright lights and fun-filled casinos before experiencing LA’s glamorous and sun-kissed lifestyle. Sightseeing, nightlife, theme parks, endless entertainment beckons...

You’ll start on San Francisco’s steep streets, end in Las Vegas’ neon lit glow and in between lace up your boots and face the natural elements in some of the USA’s most jaw dropping National Parks. You'll be fronting Yosemite’s waterfalls, wildlife and granite peaks, embracing the silent wilderness of Sequoia and trekking across Death Valley’s dramatic desert layers. This is a real ‘hit the open road trip’ designed to give you enough time to soak up two laidback southern California cities, stopping in Santa Barbara and Los Angeles along the way.

Delve into New York first, making the most of your time here by seeing the city from the top of skyscrapers, exploring its heritage in the Lower East Side, or catching a Broadway show or one of the city’s sports teams in action. Then hop back on a plane to fly three hours south to the sunny shores of Miami, where you can choose whether to spend your whole time by a pool or on South Beach or get to know the fascinating neighbourhood of Little Havana, the street art in Wynwood, and the leafy Coconut Grove.

Both of these giant cities flaunt distinct neighbourhoods that’ll draw you in – from Toronto’s fabulous Kensington Market to New York’s glittering Manhattan. Spend enough time in Toronto to get to know the city and head to Niagara Falls before jetting over the border to New York, where you can compare and contrast these two world-class metropolises.

Nowhere is the energy of NYC more palpable than under the bright lights of Times Square. The atmosphere spills outwards, and the whole of Midtown hums with activity. It’s the perfect location if you’re visiting New York for the first time.

At Christmas, it doesn't get much merrier than Midtown! We recommend choosing a festive favourite in this part of town where the lobbies of The Chatwal at the Lotte New York Palace are beautifully bedecked in festive splendour.

This city and beach combo is one of our favourites: a few days of non-stop adventure in city that never sleeps, followed by a visit to the sleepy shores of Antigua where your days are all about getting your toes in the sand and a cocktail in your hand.

Your holiday starts in the Big Apple. Fill your day with city adventures, whether you want to take a food tour around the Lower East Side, take a boat across the Hudson to see the Statue of Liberty, or see the city from above from numerous observation decks. Then it’s on to Florida to swap the real world for a fantasy one, where Walt Disney World and Universal Orlando Resort stand by to transport you to faraway lands.

Double your stateside fun by pairing the fabulous metropolis of New York City with the swagger of New Orleans. It takes less than four hours to fly between the two. Sure, they’ve got similarities—a love of jazz, for starters, and they’ve both grown from a melting pot of cultures. But you’ll enjoy their contrasts in pace and atmosphere making this twin-centre illuminating and entertaining in equal measure.

Visit New York on the East Coast first, jostling with vertiginous architecture and cultural landmarks with an energy that’ll sweep you off your feet. Then fly 2,500 miles to the West Coast, where LA’s beaches, parties, and theme parks await – with the gloss and glamour of Hollywood and Beverly Hills thrown in for good measure.

Pair the Big Apple with the vast worlds of imagination in Florida on this two-stop, two-city trip to the United States. Spotting the iconic sights of New York City will kick off your holiday in style before you head down to Orlando or nearby Kissimmee to explore the world-famous theme parks.