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AC Hotel Cuzco
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Sep 1, 2018Asiana Airlines | Business Class
Airlines
Sep 1, 2018Sixt Rent a Car
August 2018
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Destinations
Mar 1, 2018Grand Fiesta Americana Chapultepec
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Mar 1, 2018Luxe Rodeo Drive Hotel
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Mar 1, 2018The Beverly Hilton
Arrival/Check-In: I arrived in Los Angeles early afternoon, grateful for the warm weather after a long flight from snowy Connecticut. The Beverly Hilton, legendary for its star-studded events and Old Hollywood glamour, knows how to roll out the red carpet. A cheerful doorman greeted me at my taxi and directed me to the front desk. The lobby shimmered with Christmas lights which, along with the sunshine, put me in a festive mood. My room was ready, and in a few minutes the friendly attendant checked me in. As I left the desk, the doorman appeared with complimentary bottles of water and wished me a happy holiday.
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