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Alwadi Hotel MGallery is the perfect spot for a special Eid Al Fitr celebration
Alwadi Hotel MGallery is offering guests the opportunity to immerse themselves in boutique style luxury this Eid Al Fitr.
“Eid at Alwadi Hotel MGallery is always a unique and special experience and this Eid Al Fitr is no exception,” said General Manager Mr. Hani Akkari. “Whether it be a family staycation with a boutique touch or decadent treats from our restaurants and cafes, we have crafted experiences to ensure our guests can enjoy the beauty of this special holiday.”
Those looking for an Eid break in Doha’s historic heart can take advantage of a special offer from QR650 including breakfast and QR150 per night food and beverage credit for a beautifully designed and spacious Superior Room.
For the ultimate private hideaway guests can book the iconic Souq Suite, which has views of Souq Waqif, Doha’s iconic skyline and the Pear-Qatar. The special offers starting from QR1500 per night for the 71 square meter suite – with a stunning outdoor terrace and lavish fittings – includes breakfast for two and QR150 food and beverage credit per night to spend in the hotel.
“Our rooms and suites are luxuriously appointed and have all the amenities needed for a perfect getaway – as well as the undeniable draw card of our five star, personalized service,” Mr. Akkari said. “Alwadi Hotel MGallery is nestled between historic Souq Waqif and cultural destination and smart city Msheireb and this gives our guests the best of both worlds, coupled with our superlative service and food and beverage offerings, it really will be a stay to remember.”
If you prefer to spend Eid Al Fitr at home, you can enhance your experience by ordering from the craveworthy sweet treats menu at AtTEAtude which spans decadent cakes, handcrafted pastries and chocolates, all guaranteed to tantalize.
“The team at Alwadi Hotel MGallery would like to wish our guests and the community and safe and blessed Eid Al Fitr and we look forward to helping you celebrate this special holiday,” Mr. Akkari said.
