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Double happiness at Novotel Manila Araneta city

This February, double the celebration and double the happiness at Novotel Manila Araneta City as Chinese New Year and Valentine’s Day make us all excited to celebrate love with our special someone and welcome good fortune with high hopes. Double the love and double the luck this 2021 with special offers from Food Exchange Manila, The 6th Pool Bar and Lounge, and the hotel’s dining delivery service, Take Me Out by Novotel Manila.

Welcome the Year of the Metal Ox and ensure year-round of good health, happiness and prosperity as our award-winning buffet restaurant Food Exchange Manila offers gastronomic feast featuring all-time Chinese favorites like dim sum, roasted specialties, noodles and desserts just to name a few. Pair these with aromatic Jasmine tea for a satisfying buffet cap off.

Feast on the day of the hearts as Food Exchange Manila treats lovers to a romantic buffet: Recipes from the Heart from February 13 to 14. Our award-winning buffet restaurant has been popular during the season of love through the years because of its delectable selections.

Dine with confidence and ALLSafe at Novotel Manila Araneta City as the hotel implements strict physical distancing measures to make dining experience worry-free. Freshly sanitized cutlery is placed in its own cutlery holder to make sure it is safe to use and is only set up once guest arrives. The dining outlets also have a dedicated mask holder to avoid contamination and a QR code generated menu for contactless menu viewing. Digital ordering and payment systems are also in place for safety and convenience.

For inquiries and table reservations, email H7090-FB1@accor.com or visit https://bit.ly/NMACDoubleHappiness.


Source: ManilaTimes
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