Experience the best of New York and Boston in a multi-city journey via seaplane with One Trip, Two Cities. Offered exclusively by Mandarin Oriental, Boston and Mandarin Oriental, New York, the unique harbour-to-harbour package provides travellers with an aerial experience, accommodations at the two properties, and distinctive experiences in iconic American cities.
The One Trip, Two City offer includes a total of four-nights in Mandarin Oriental, New York and Mandarin Oriental, Boston, as well as a 50-minute seaplane flight for two via Tailwind Air. Dubbed the “Fast Lane” between Manhattan and Boston, Tailwind provides the ultimate ease of travel, offering a luxurious, crowd-free experience with no security lines and hubs conveniently located just minutes from each hotel. Guests can truly enjoy the journey between each city while taking in unparalleled aerial and water-views along the coastal Northeast.
In Mandarin Oriental, Boston, guests will be treated to two nights in a Premier City View Room with views of the heart of Boston’s Back Bay, as well as a dining credit that can be used for a choice of breakfast or dinner from the renowned Ramsay’s Kitchen. The luxury hotel and spa’s unparalleled location is steps from the city’s best dining, shopping and attractions, which can be explored on bicycle through the hotel’s exclusive Boston by Bike experience.
At Mandarin Oriental, New York, guests will stay for two nights in a Central Park View Room overlooking the iconic NYC skyline and receive a dining credit for use in-room or in MO Lounge. Steps away from Central Park, world-class dining, shopping and entertainment, guests can explore the Big Apple through an audio walking tour or bike experience. Both experiences are complimentary for Fans of M.O.
The One Trip, Two City Destinations package is offered from June 1 to October 15, 2023. Rates start at USD 4,995, including a USD 200 dining credit at each hotel, and vary based on dates and availability. Reservations can be made by contacting mobos-reservations@mohg.com.
