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Enjoy a 'Devil of a Deal' at The Millennium Hotel Durham

Located in the heart of Blue Devil country, The Millennium Hotel Durham is illustrating the effects of March Madness with their “Devil of a Deal” Package, offering Duke fans accommodations for the price of the points at the buzzer during the NCAA Tournament.

Guests checking in on the night of any Duke Blue Devil NCAA Tournament game will receive a guaranteed rate of $89*, with the second night’s rate matching Duke’s final score from the night before. And don’t worry Duke fans, you can cheer your heart out without worrying about paying triple digits, as prices won’t exceed $89.

None of the action will be missed on the hotel’s collection of plasma TV’s at the Varsity Lounge, where fans will enjoy complimentary appetizers during the game.

To make reservations, please visit the Millennium Hotels & Resorts website at www.millenniumhotels.com or call directly at 1 (919) 383 8575 and use the booking code DEVIL.

*This package is available through Duke’s participation in the NCAA Tournament, based on a two-night minimum during any of Duke’s games. Applicable fees and taxes do apply.

About The Millennium Hotel Durham
Experience the Southern hospitality of North Carolina at the Millennium Hotel Durham, perfectly suited for sightseers as well as business travelers. Steps from Duke University and Duke Medical Centers, and minutes from the Durham Bulls Baseball Athletic Park, the Museum of Life & Science and the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, guests will discover genuine Southern charm in 316 guest rooms and suites, including the Club Level. Visitors can relax in the indoor pool, whirlpool and fitness center, and enjoy contemporary Italian cuisine at the hotel’s Bel Gusto Restaurant, or kick back with cocktails and light fare at the Varsity Lounge

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