Make the holiday season memorable at the Ritz-Carlton Bahrain.
Get ready for a spectacular celebration and a range of culinary delights at the Grand Christmas Brunch. Enjoy live cooking stations and a tempting selection of delectable desserts at the ballroom. It costs BD60 per person, inclusive of selected beverages, BD45 inclusive of soft beverages and BD25 per child, aged four to 12, inclusive of soft beverages.
The hotel is hosting a range of Christmas dinners at its many luxurious restaurants on December 24 and 25.
- La Table Krug will stage a five-course tasting menu for BD60 per person.
- Primavera and Plums are also offering guests a four-course menu at BD45 per person.
- A la carte menus are available at Cantina Kahlo and Nirvana, with a minimum spend of BD35 per person.
There will be live entertainment at all venues.
Meanwhile, Ritz Gourmet Lounge and Lobby Lounge invite guests to their Festive High Tea until December 31, from 3pm to 7pm. Indulge in a delightful twist on afternoon tea, and savour a selection of freshly baked scones and cakes. It’s priced at BD35 per set, inclusive of tea or coffee, or BD38 per set with one glass of bubbly.
Enjoy the Ritz Gourmet Shop and La Gourmandise Holiday Takeaway until December 31. Relish turkey with trimmings, holiday cakes, festive hampers, minced pies, cookies and more. Offers range from BD170 to BD250.
Ring in the New Year in style with La Plage and Thai Lounge’s Open Air-Countdown Party. Enjoy delicious bites, irresistible music and a grand countdown on December 31, from 7.30pm to 1am. It’s priced at BD30 per person, inclusive of two selected beverages. A range of live performances will be staged including three DJ sets, band performances, dancers, percussionists, fire show and roaming acts.
A New Year’s Eve nightclub party will also be held at Al Noor. Immerse yourself in a vibrant electric night of music, dance and rhythm for BD55 per person, inclusive of two glasses of a special beverage.
For more information, contact 17586499.
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