Valentine's Day 2021
From staycations to sumptuous buffets, you have a range of options to choose from this Valentine's Day
JW Marriott Kolkata is offering a range of options to choose from for dinner (7pm to 11pm except for the nightclub) on Valentine’s Day (February 14).
JW Kitchen is offering Buffet and Sparkling Wine pegged at Rs 5,199 per couple while the Executive Lounge is offering Buffet & Alcohol/Sparkling Wine with matching table décor to mark the occasion at Rs 11,999 per couple.
Vintage Asia, the Asian specialty restaurant, is offering a Set Menu & Alcohol/Sparkling Wine pegged at Rs 5,999 per couple.
JW Lounge Alfresco is also offering a Set menu & Alcohol/Sparkling Wine with matching table décor to go with at Rs 9,999 per couple.
You may also join the Valentine’s Day Theme Party at the hotel’s popular nightclub, Gold (8.30pm to 11.30 pm), for Rs 2,199 per person.
Fairfield by Marriott Kolkata has taken the Valentine’s Day celebration a notch higher by offering a staycation package from Feb 13 to Feb 14, 2021.
The package is pegged at Rs 4,999 plus taxes and includes Superior room, Buffet breakfast for two, and Gala Brunch or Dinner (as per theme), according to a release by the hotel.
Otherwise, you may choose from their offerings across restaurants on February 14.
Kava is offering both brunch (Rs 2,200 + tax per couple) and dinner (2499 + tax per couple) where you may enjoy an unlimited pouring of select alcohol at an addition of Rs 999 (all inclusive) per person.
Dinner at Alfresco and Vertex Indoor, decorated with rose petals and candle lights, have been pegged at Rs 6500 (all inclusive) and Rs 5,000 (all inclusive), respectively, and includes a buffet spread, special cocktail/mocktail, and a photo booth.
If you prefer to dine by the Pool, you have to shell out Rs 8,000 (all inclusive), where you can enjoy a buffet spread, premium alcohol, special cocktail/mocktail, a bottle of sparkling wine, and a photo booth.
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