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Summer Offerings at Hotel Granduca Austin

by Aoife O'Riordan

May 18, 2022

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Hotel Granduca Austin welcomes summer with some exciting new offers. The Romance Float on the Boat offer includes a two-hour weekday boat rental with a captain for a maximum of six guests, a charcuterie board for two with accompaniments and complimentary water and ice. The offer also includes the captain’s gratuity and a boat equipped with Bluetooth radio, a lily pad float, a Bimini shade cover and towels.

Hotel Granduca Austin

© Hotel Granduca Austin

The Party Float on Boat offer, ideal for bachelor and bachelorette parties, includes a four-hour weekday boat rental with a captain for a maximum of 12 guests. The offer also includes lunch per person, complimentary water and ice, and a boat fully equipped with essentials to have fun. The captain’s gratuity is also included in this offer.

For the summer, Hotel Granduca Austin offers guests its exclusive Summer Savings offer. Guests can save up to 25 percent on a stay through this offer, receiving 15 percent off three nights, 20 percent off four nights or 25 percent off five nights or more.

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