The ultimate mancation
Welcome to Vegas, baby, home of the Rat Pack – Frank, Dino, and Sammy. This famous trio knew how to live life to the fullest and the lifestyle they lived is a thing of dreams. Now, JW Marriott Las Vegas Resort & Spa offers the chance to live that dream with its package – ‘The Ultimate Mancation!’
Arriving by private stretch limo at the Mediterranean-style resort, guests spend the next four days and three nights like stars. Upon arrival, guests are met by an executive casino host and given $1000 each in actual gaming chips for play in Rampart Casino, with a hostess on-hand to serve complimentary martinis.
The pad: two gorgeous and oversized two-bedroom suites to call home. The service: a private butler for the entirety of the stay. And the super luxe bar is restocked daily with ultra premium beverages and snacks. To get around town: a Ferrari 360 Spider. For more speed guests get a day on the track learning to master the corners like the pros do. On day two of the ‘Mancation,’ guests feel the rush of driving an Extreme Radical Racecar, powered by a Suzuki Hayabusa engine, around a 3.5-mile track at the Club Spring Mountain Motorsports Country Club.
On day three of the ‘Mancation,’ life will take on a more leisurely pace for a day of golf and spa treatments. Guests start out at the TPC at the Canyons, home to the PGA Tour Frys.com Open in Las Vegas, where each guest is presented with a brand new set of deluxe golf clubs for a day of play and to take home (new club cost based on $2000 per person). Spend an invigorating morning on the greens with the TPC’s pro as guide, and then return to the resort to relax at the Aquae Sulis Spa.
Breakfast is served every morning at Ceres Restaurant, providing the perfect morning sustenance for these days of sport and leisure. On the first night, enjoy a casual dinner at the resort’s authentic J.C. Wooloughan’s Irish Pub, brought stick and mortar in its entirety from Ireland. A private beer tasting with the Publican and a hearty meal is only the start of this over-the-top dining extravaganza.
For the final night in Vegas, a last supper of sorts is planned. The evening begins with champagne cocktails and proceeds to the main event. This gastronomical experience, courtesy of world-renowned celebrity chef Gustav Mauler, CMC, includes a seven course dinner, prepared to the guest’s request. After the final course is served, Chef Gustav will join the group on the balcony for aged cognac, fine cigars, and conversation.
While in its entirety, the ‘Mancation’ would cost over $55,000, the JW Marriott Las Vegas is offering this package at $49,000, including tax and gratuity, minus incidentals. For reservations, call Gwen Ho, Executive Assistant, at (702) 869-7241 and quote ‘The Ultimate Mancation Package.’ For further information visit www.jwlasvegasresort.com .
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