Forest Cottages, Kampala’s top luxurious cottages set in a peaceful, African forest feature in Bukoto suburb, has unveiled a New Year’s Eve Packages for it’s clients on 31st December, 2021.
In the “New Year’s Eve Packages”, Forest Cottages says, they will have a Steak Night With Live Sushi Bar where visitors will reap the benefits of a DJ night and silent disco, Kids jumping castle, free access to swimming pool with soft drinks or a glass of wine. All for as low as UGX 60,000 adults and UGX 35,000 for kids.
On the accommodation side, the New Year’s Room Rates offer will see guests pay Shs180, 000 and Shs230, 000 on half board for a standard single room, Shs220, 000 and Shs320, 000 half board for a standard double twin room, Shs280, 000 and Shs380, 000 half board for one-bedroom cottage, Shs350, 000 and Shs550, 000 half board for two-bedroom cottage and family cottage at Shs450, 000 and Shs650, 000 for half board. Half board room rates come with a special dinner.
With these offers, you can soak yourself in a tropical rainforest that many visitors never get to see this Christmas season – especially, when it is less than a 30-minute drive from the bustling central business district. You will also get to experience of watching troops of monkeys and over twenty bird species such as colored Turacos, Hornbills at eye level every morning as you embark on your sumptuous breakfast.
Forest Cottages facilities offer a true haven of calm and relaxation; no disturbances complete unwinding, spaciousness, quiet and impeccable service is what you should expect.
Forest Cottages revealed that its clients booking for these new rates at the hotel get exclusive amenities among which include; Bed and Breakfast, Free access to High-speed WIFI, Swimming Pool, Sauna, and Steam Bath, giving you the ultimate luxurious comfort and experience ever in Kampala.
To make a reservation for this offer, contact the Forest Cottages on +256 752 711 746 / +256 707 780 371 or visit http://www.forest-cottages.com to learn more about their special serices.
