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Christmas time is here again at Hard Days Night Hotel
Hard Days Night Hotel on North John Street is preparing to host a selection of yuletide festivities this December.
Suitable for both corporates and families alike, the hotel’s award winning restaurant, Blakes, will serve a variety of Christmas dining packages including Party Lunches, as well as Festive Lunch and Dinner.
Whether dining amongst large groups or intimate parties, guests can chose from a wide selection of two and three courses, which have been devised with locally sourced produce.
For those wanting a more exclusive seasonal soiree, Party Nights will also take place in the hotel’s event suites.
General Manager Mike Dewey said: “Our chefs take great pride in developing dishes that are seasonally focused, innovative and most of all delicious.
“The assortment of Christmas packages enables our visitors to tailor their dining experience around what suits them best. From merry sit down meals to lively parties – we hope to create memorable festive occasions for all.“
In addition to the Christmas food offerings, guests can extend their visit with the Winter in the City package. After being greeted with hotel’s infamous Strawberry Field cocktail on arrival, visitors will receive a luxury two-night bed and breakfast stay with a two-course meal.
Mike added: “Whether guests chose to dine, stay, or simply come along for drinks at Bar Four this Christmastime - we hope to provide the perfect setting that is filled will joyous holiday cheer.“
The Christmas dining packages are available throughout December – prices start from £24.95 per person. The Winter in the City package is available now and costs £198.00 for the two nights, based on two people sharing.
For more information about Hard Days Night Hotel visit www.harddaysnighthotel.com or call 0151 236 1964.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Jack Woods .
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