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Need a Easter Family Getaway? – Come Journey With Munyonyo Commonwealth Resort

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Every celebration is complete with an assortment of local and exotic food of all types prepared in a manner that glorifies the occasion. Fruits and drinks of all sorts come in handy to match with the occasion.

This Easter, Speke Resort Munyonyo has arranged a special brunch (breakfast & lunch) this Easter Sunday with a rich menu. From drinks, bread, buffet, fruits and a kids corner.

Besides, the award-winning Commonwealth Resort has lined up what it has called ‘Easter Spa Special’ where customers will enjoy a Swedish massage, aromatherapy and deep tissue.

Swedish massage

The Swedish massage is a great treat for beginners and those looking for a relaxing medium to firm massage. This Easter season, to get a Swedish massage, singles will pay for Shs95, 000 for 60 minutes, Shs120, 000 for 90 minutes and Shs150, 000 for 120 minutes while couples will pay Shs180, 000 for 60 minutes, Shs225, 000 for 90 minutes and Shs289, 000 for 120 minutes.

Aromatherapy

This luxurious essential oil treatment is a good mood lifter that promotes healing. Singles will pay for Shs120, 000 for 60 minutes, Shs140, 000 for 90 minutes and Shs160 for 120 minutes while couples will fork out Shs230, 000 for 60 minutes, Shs265, 000 for 90 minutes and Shs300, 000 for 120 minutes.

Deep tissue

This truly traditional massage focuses on the deepest layer of the muscle. Singles will pay Shs140, 000, Shs170, 000 for 90 minutes and Shs190, 000 for 120 minutes while couples will pay Shs265 for 60 minutes, Shs320, 000 for 90 minutes and Shs355, 000 for 120 minutes.

To deliver this, Munyonyo Commonwealth Resort is partnering with sister hotel Speke Resort and Calabash Spa and Salon – all subsidiaries of Ruparelia Group.

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