Available on only six selected dates in 2005, the exclusive Orient-Express ‘The Dinner’ evening trips onboard the British Pullman offer an exclusive and sophisticated night out giving guests the ideal excuse to dress to impress. To enhance ‘The Dinner’ experience, Orient-Express has teamed up with leading hotel, The Ritz London, to offer guests a truly indulgent package.
This itinerary combines a glamorous evening on one of ‘The Dinner’ trips onboard the British Pullman with a luxurious overnight stay at The Ritz London.
Guests who book this special package will enjoy a bottle of Champagne and fruit on arrival in their Superior King bedded room at The Ritz London before making their way to Victoria Station to board the gleaming vintage carriages of the British Pullman. The opulent art deco surroundings of the original Pullman carriages, all built in the 1920s and 30s, evoke an atmosphere of retro glamour.
As dusk falls, the British Pullman will travel out of London and into the Home Counties and as the gentle rhythm of the journey begins, liveried stewards will serve a sumptuous gourmet menu which is complemented by the sommelier’s choice of fine wines.
After dinner is served, guests will soak up the atmosphere by enjoying smooth live jazz before the British Pullman slowly glides back to reality at London Victoria.
This package, which also includes a continental breakfast for two the following morning at The Ritz London is priced at £800 which is based on two people sharing. This package is valid on the following dates - 14th April, 25th May, 22nd June, 8th September, 20th October and 17th November.
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For reservations please call 0845 077 2222
For more information on Orient-Express experiences please call 0845 077 22 22 or visit www.orient-express.com
For more information on The Ritz London please call 020 7493 8181 or visit www.theritzlondon.com
For further media information contact: Anna Nash on 0207 805 5050 (anna.nash@orient-express.com) or Kathryn Malone on 0207 805 5064 (kathryn.malone@orient-express.com) in the Orient-Express press office
