Celebrate Diwali in Style - Exquisite Culinary Experiences Await at Four Seasons Hotel Abu Dhabi, Maryah Island

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Celebrate Diwali in Style - Exquisite Culinary Experiences Await at Four Seasons Hotel Abu Dhabi, Maryah Island

An Elevated Diwali Experience by the Arabian Gulf

This Diwali, Four Seasons Hotel Abu Dhabi at Al Maryah Island invites you to immerse yourself in festive culinary excellence with exclusive offerings, including a three-course Diwali set menu at Eclipse and a luxurious afternoon tea at Al Meylas. Nestled along the stunning shores of the Arabian Gulf, this iconic destination promises a Diwali celebration brimming with tradition, modern flair, and unforgettable flavors.

Eclipse – Rooftop Dining with a Diwali Twist

Rooftop Dining with a Diwali Twist
Rooftop Dining with a Diwali Twist
Eclipse, the hotel’s chic rooftop lounge, sets the stage for Diwali celebrations with a vibrant atmosphere that transitions seamlessly from sunny poolside vibes to an evening lounge under the starlit Abu Dhabi skyline. Perfect for gathering with friends, Eclipse offers panoramic city views paired with creative bites and cocktails, making it the ideal backdrop for a festive evening.

Exclusive Diwali Three-Course Set Menu

From October 27 to November 3, 2024, Eclipse serves up a unique Diwali-inspired feast blending Indian and Asian flavors.

Start with inventive starters like Cheesy Aloo Bondas and crispy Chicken Tikka Spring Rolls, followed by rich Paalak Paneer and succulent Chicken Biryani as mains.

Conclude with indulgent desserts like Mango Rasmalai Tiramisu and Baileys Misthi Doi.

This one-of-a-kind Diwali menu is available for AED 320 per person, from 6:00 to 11:30 pm.

Details

  • When: Until November 3, 2024, 6:00 – 11:30 pm
  • Where: Eclipse Price: AED 320 per person
  • Bookings: +971 2 333 2333

Al Meylas – Majlis Style Diwali Afternoon

Majlis Style Diwali Afternoon
Majlis Style Diwali Afternoon
Tea Set in the warm, inviting atmosphere of Al Meylas, this luxurious majlis space is perfect for savoring an indulgent Diwali afternoon tea. With plush seating and a relaxed ambiance, Al Meylas is the ultimate spot to enjoy a sophisticated mix of Indian-inspired treats with friends or colleagues.

Indulgent Diwali Afternoon Tea

Indulgent Diwali Afternoon Tea
Indulgent Diwali Afternoon Tea
From October 27 to November 3, 2024, enjoy an array of sweet and savory delights, each crafted to evoke the traditional flavors of India. Highlights include savory Pani Puri Shots, golden Punjabi Samosas, and Chicken Tikka Sliders. The experience ends on a sweet note with delicacies like Gujiya, Kaju Barfi, and Rasmalai Ice Cream with Rose Falooda, all accompanied by exquisite teas. This unforgettable afternoon tea is available for AED 230 per person from 3:00 to 7:00 pm.

Details

  • When: Until November 3, 2024, 3:00 – 7:00 pm
  • Where: Al Meylas Price: AED 230 per person
  • Bookings: +971 2 333 2333 


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