Extensive buffet and live stations at Four Seasons
Get together with your family and loved ones to celebrate Ramadan at the Four Seasons Hotel Bahrain Bay.
Visit the hotel's Ramadan tent for iftar and ghabga, which will feature a vibrant spread of Arabic and international cuisines, an extensive buffet and live stations including delectable Bahraini classics such as lamb ouzi and machboos.
The dessert selection includes Arabic sweets such as cheese kunafeh, Bahraini halwa and um Ali.
Live musical performances will also be held, with an oud player serenading guests on the outdoor terrace during ghabga.
Iftar, held from sunset to 8pm, costs BD37 per person, inclusive of water, juices, Arabic coffee and tea. Children aged six to 12 dine for BD20, while those under six can enjoy for free.
Ghabga, from 9pm to 2am, is priced at BD40 per person - both in the ballroom section during the week, and in the tent from Saturday to Wednesday. On Thursdays and Fridays, it costs BD44 per person in the tent section, inclusive of juices. It's priced at BD20 for children aged six to 12, and is free for those under six.
A Premium Experience is also offered at the tent from 9pm to 2am.
It features exclusive service and a full table of the finest mezze and mains, complemented by the option to select additional dishes from the extensive buffet. The cost is BD55 per person for a minimum of four people and BD220 for three people or less.
Youngsters can enjoy their own buffet during the Holy Month, with activities such as painting, classes, scavenger hunts and arts and crafts at the Al Manama Ballroom's Gergaoun celebration.
The Gergaoun parade, complete with a traditional band, distribution of sweets, games, henna, a bouncy castle, and face painting, will be the highlight of the Ramadan Tent on that special day. It will take place on the 14th night of Ramadan, from 6pm to 8.30pm and is available for guests with an iftar reservation.
At the hotel's award-winning spa, an exclusive Ramadan Escape package awaits those seeking rejuvenation, with 30 per cent savings on traditional spa and facial treatments, as well as hammam experiences.
Guests are also invited to experience an exceptional stay in the hotel's luxury rooms and suites throughout Ramadan with exclusive offers, including 15pc savings on stays of two nights or more and 25pc savings on five nights or more.
For more information, contact 17115070.
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