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Food | Cabana Chill-Out

By Irene Sam, MDT
Friday, April 29, 2016
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toe2904Thinking of where to relax and chill out this summer? Banyan Tree Macau has the answer to your most important question this summer. Listed as one of the ‘10 Triple Five-star Hotels in the World’ by Forbes Travel Guide, it is the first and only high-rise urban resort in Macau to showcase the ultimate privilege of private indoor relaxation pools in every suite and swimming pools with serene gardens in every villa.
The urban luxury resort is proud to announce the re-opening of its exclusive pool cabanas for the summer months, “offering enticing packages at their stunning pool cabanas.” The luxury high-rise resort overlooking Cotai has devised a series of ‘Cabana’ packages to suit all your summer needs. Positioned around the resorts palm tree-flanked pool, these luxurious full service shelters offer a breath of fresh air in the bustling city and are ideal for a range of occasions from stylish getaways for adults complete with bubbly champagne, to kid’s birthday parties.
The ‘Cabana Chill-Out’ program allows guests to book the secluded, luxurious host-serviced cabanas from just MOP 1,800. The price includes credit for F&B spending, along with a complimentary bottle of Moët & Chandon champagne – making it exceptional value for money for parties of up to four to soak-up the sun and enjoy in the crystal waters from morning to evening.
F&B credit can be spent on a variety of pool-side favorites from satay and French fries to spring rolls, chicken wings, pizzas, salads, sandwiches, burgers, tacos, BBQ and Indian tandoori specialties, Asian favorites noodles, fried rice and desserts.
A Cabana Thai Hot Pot for two is alternatively available during the evening, with a selection of Thai salads and spicy or mild Thai flavors hot broths with seafood, chicken, beef, pork belly and meat balls, and a variety of Thai favorite’s side dishes and desserts.
Cabana Pool-side Kids’ Birthday Parties can be booked during the day at MOP 15,888 for 15 kids and 15 adults or MOP 26,888 for 30 kids and 30 adults. With a dedicated banquet host and two Cabanas, the package includes a birthday cake, free-flowing soft drinks & chilled juices, face painting, complimentary access to Grand Resort Deck facilities and a buffet that suits the appetite of both kids and adults.
The exclusive poolside experience is also part of a Western Wedding Package, which includes a romantic one-night wedding stay for two in a glamorous Cotai Pool Suite with breakfast, a western buffet dinner for 200 persons plus two Cabanas with free-flowing soft drinks and beer during dinner, a bottle of Veuve Cliquot Ponsardin Champagne for toasting and floral decorations with a mock wedding cake for photos. Also included is bridal limousine service and 5-hours of parking for 5 vehicles, and special room rates for wedding guests, with value–added options for guests who confirmed a Wedding Cocktail Package on the event day, such as complimentary usage of a floating stage with a live band performance and floral arch decoration for a wedding ceremony. For the ultimate poolside ‘chill-out’ experience, Banyan Tree Spa also offers a 30-minute head & shoulder massage.

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