Boston hotel offers million-dollar Valentine's Day package, Bentley included
Still looking for a way to impress that special someone with that million dollars burning a hole in your pocket? How about this, the "Prelude to a Kiss" Valentine's Day package at the Taj Hotel in Boston?
The whole shebang includes an overnight stay in the presidential suite, a romantic six-course dinner for two, plus a few extra perks including a diamond necklace with matching earrings for her, a set of gold cufflinks for him, and a Bentley Continental GT in black with red leather interior thrown in just for good measure. It also includes breakfast in the morning, rose petals on the bed, and ballroom dancing lessons.
The package will cost you $1,069,000, of which $193,000 pays for the Bentley and some $866,000 goes towards the bling. "Prelude to a Kiss" is right... if that doesn't do the trick, we don't know what will.
Want more information? Click here for a PDF on the full package.
Thanks for the tip, Stu!
[Source: German Car Scene]
Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
NoNameDenton 11:39AM (2/14/2007)
Yeah, I think I will stick with something cheaper, otherwise I will have to mortgage the house to pay for that
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akintz 11:48AM (2/14/2007)
The sad part is that coming up with the $1 million wouldn't even be my first concern...
Though I don't have that part either.
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united316 11:52AM (2/14/2007)
how much would the taxes on that car plus insurance cost??
ill just keep my million, well the pennies from that over the next 500 years.. i hate getting it from the man.. damn irs
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Pinkerton 11:53AM (2/14/2007)
But I thought "every kiss begins with Kay" jewelers. Apparently, the ante has been upped for my valentines day kiss, it must be precluded by a Bentley Continental GT. Ahh, marketing shite.
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carguy 1:32PM (2/14/2007)
At last, a Valentines treat for the gold digging trophy wife that has everything.
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jim 4:29PM (2/14/2007)
Given the weather today you may want to swap the Bentley for a Range Rover
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Non-Bizarro Adam 4:51PM (2/14/2007)
Why stop at a Range Rover, Jim. With how it looks here in DC, I'd go straight for the M1A2 Abrams Battle Tank.
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