Culture & Entertainment
A $10,000 Valentine's date
Culture & Entertainment
A $10,000 Valentine's date
An indecent proposal – or a flight of fancy I remember a Valentine's date in my early 20s when I was so besotted that I splurged for my intended with a box of Licorice All Sorts – and a bottle of Mateus. I was convinced it was love for life. By spring I was dropped like an over-boiled Easter Egg. The romance expired long before the over-drawn credit card I used to pay for the romantic gifts. Such is the folly of youth. But, I now realize such indulgences in the name of love aren't just for the love-struck youth. Consider the Valentine's Day options in Miami. Be you rich man or poor man, Miami certainly doesn't come up short with respect to romantic vacation getaways: the city's Art Deco touches, the Cuban food, the vibe, South Beach, the glam fashions, the live music.
There are so many diversions in Miami to make it a truly romantic escape. For instance, for a basic $39.99, you could enjoy a champagne-inspired meal followed by a Godiva dessert (that's per person) at the
Armillary Grill at the Hotel InterContinental. Nothing to sneeze at, to be sure. But for
$10,000 (that's a whole lot of Mateus wine and Licorice All Sorts in my book) you and your partner could indulge in
The Proposal Package at the well-appointed Gale South Beach Boutique Hotel.
The property is gorgeous. See for yourself.
What's included in your $10,000 Proposal Package? • two nights in the beautifully designed boutique hotel right on South Beach • a romantic 10-course dinner for two in the privacy of your balcony • a customized love scent from GuyandGirl • a show-stopping helicopter ride over South Beach • the chance to appear in an independent film produced by the hotel • a bottle of champagne on the rooftop (you get to keep the crystal glasses) • a heart-shaped pizza delivered to your room late at night • and a luxury car service at your disposal throughout the day.
What do you say? Is your love worth the splurge?
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