Savour an Authentic Eid Al Fitr Celebration at JA Hatta Fort Hotel
As Hatta's only mountain resort, JA Hatta Fort Hotel has become a favoured spot for those seeking adventure and relaxation, and Eid Al Fitr is the perfect time to experience its unique charm. Exclusively from March 30 th to 31 st , the picturesque destination welcomes you and your loved ones to mark the occasion with a lavish Emirati lunch buffet at Jeema or a mouthwatering BBQ lunch at Gazebo, both offering 50% off for kids aged 7 to 12 and complimentary dining for children 6 and under. To make the occasion even more special, little ones can also enjoy camel and pony rides alongside the resort's other thrilling activities.
Set against the breathtaking backdrop of the Hajar Mountains, JA Hatta Fort Hotel is the ideal retreat for reflection and immersing yourself in the great outdoors this Eid. Renowned for its adventurous spirit, guests can explore rugged bike trails, conquer mountain peaks, or enjoy some friendly competition with padel, archery, airgun shooting, and mini golf. A haven for families, the resort is also home to a variety of animals for guests to interact with, and with the addition of camel and pony rides this Eid, it's a wonderful way to create lasting memories.
Emirati Lunch Buffet at Jeema
Savour the taste of tradition this Eid Al Fitr at Jeema, where a sumptuous feast of Emirati flavours awaits, priced at just AED 125 per person. Make yourself comfortable amid inviting interiors and panoramic mountain views while indulging in a buffet-style spread of tempting light bites, salads, hearty mains, and indulgent desserts infused with fragrant spices like saffron and cardamom. Embrace the spirit of Eid as you gather with loved ones, sharing cherished moments over a feast that celebrates tradition, flavour, and togetherness.
When: March 30 th and 31 st from 12.30 pm to 4.00 pm
Offer: Upgraded Emirati lunch buffet featuring local delicacies and beverages
Price: AED 125 per person; 50% off for kids aged 7 to 12; Complimentary for kids aged 6 and below
*For bookings and more information, please call +971 4 8099 333 or email? [email protected]
BBQ Lunch Buffet at Gazebo
Gather your nearest and dearest at Gazebo for an irresistible BBQ lunch buffet, where breathtaking resort views set the scene for quality time together. Available exclusively on March 30 th and 31 st , the Eid celebration begins with succulent meats and vegetables fresh from the grill, paired with tempting sides and refreshing beverages. With 50% off for kids aged 7 to 12 and complimentary dining for those 6 and under, it's the perfect chance to bring the family together and fuel up for a day of outdoor adventures.
When: March 30 th and 31 st from 12.30 pm to 4.00 pm
Offer: Upgraded BBQ lunch buffet or a la carte menu
Price: AED 125 per person; 50% off for kids aged 7 to 12; Complimentary for kids aged 6 and below
*For bookings and more information, please call +971 4 8099 333 or email? [email protected] Savour an Authentic Eid Al Fitr Celebration at JA Hatta Fort Hotel
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