Novotel Dubai Al Barsha Launching a Family Brunch to Kick Off This Easter
Entertainment Web Release Selection By Editor_wr On Apr 15, 2025
In true Novotel spirit, where family comes first, Novotel Dubai Al Barsha is delighted to launch a heartwarming Family Easter Brunch at 365 Restaurant, happening on Saturday, 20th April from 12:30 PM to 4:00 PM. Designed with families in mind, this special celebration promises an unforgettable afternoon for all ages.
Guests can indulge in a lavish international buffet, brimming with global favourites and seasonal delights, while the little ones are treated to their very own wonderland of fun. From face painting, balloon art, and live kids' games to an adorable petting zoo, every detail has been thoughtfully planned to create a joyful and engaging Easter experience.
The brunch is priced from AED 145 per person, and in the spirit of celebration, children aged 0–12 years dine absolutely FREE.
'We're not just hosting a brunch — we're creating a memory,' says Julia Schamne, Cluster General Manager of Novotel Dubai Al Barsha. 'This Easter, we wanted to give families something truly special: a space where kids can explore, play, and celebrate, while parents enjoy a relaxing and delicious afternoon.'
And the fun doesn't stop after Easter.
Starting the very next week, Saturday 26th April, the Family Brunch will return every Saturday as a dedicated Family Day at Novotel Dubai Al Barsha, offering the same incredible buffet and magical kids' entertainment week after week — making Saturday the most anticipated day on every family's calendar.
Location: 365 Restaurant, Novotel Dubai Al Barsha
Timing: 12:30 PM – 4:00 PM
Date: Launching Saturday, 20th April 2025
Price: From AED 145 per person | Kids (0–12) dine FREE
Novotel Dubai Al Barsha is located on Sheikh Zayed Road, Al Barsha Dubai, United Arab Emirates. For further information or bookings, please call +971 4 304 9000, visit https://www.novoteldubaialbarsha.com/, WhatsApp +971 569994822, or email [email protected] . Novotel Dubai Al Barsha Launching a Family Brunch to Kick Off This Easter
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