Summer encounters: Sun, serenity and spa, Sofitel Dubai The Palm has it all
Boasting beachside serenity, French flair and lots of pampering perks, the hotel is here to make your summer one to remember.
Whether it's lazy mornings in a luxe suite, fancy sunset dinners, or a full afternoon at the spa, the resort's three new seasonal offers tick all the boxes for a chic summer escape. Check them out and book in now.
Retreat to the Palm Jumeirah
The staycation package is all about unhurried indulgence, whether you're here with the family, your favourite plus one or just yourself.
You'll enjoy daily breakfasts, leisurely naps with late check-out until 4pm (subject to availability), and access to water sports that are gentle on the sea and easy on the wallet.
Guests also enjoy 20 percent off at select restaurants and the Sofitel Spa with L'Occitane, perfect if you're in the mood for a good meal or a moment of wellness.
Bookings are open till Monday September 15, and you can check in any time between Tuesday June 10 and Tuesday September 30.
Use the promo code SUMSOF to redeem the offer.
Get a taste of summer
The resort's dining line-up is going all out this season with specially crafted menus available across its signature restaurants.
At Porterhouse Bar & Grill, you can tuck into USDA striploin or a hearty sweetbread with roasted cauliflower, followed by a classic New York cheesecake.
Moana dishes up fresh seafood delights like King Fish molee and crab and avocado salad, while Hong Loong puts its stamp on summer with dim sum and molten matcha chocolate cake.
Over at The World Eatery, expect fun fare like chicken taco salad and sticky toffee pudding, and if Indian flavours are your vibe, Zoya by Maui's lamb rogan josh and Goan prawn curry are just the thing.
Taste of Summer, running from Sunday June 1 to Tuesday September 30, is served daily from 6.30pm to 11pm and starts from Dhs302 for two.
Pamper yourself at L'Occitane spa
Wellness takes centre stage at the resort's dreamy spa, where sunlight streams in and the pools (both indoor and outdoor) stay refreshingly cool.
There's a line-up of signature treatments to pick from, including the Joie de Vivre package, a 60-minute Oriental massage followed by a three-course set menu and access to the beach and spa facilities. This is priced at Dhs625 on weekdays and Dhs685 on weekends.
If you're after more time to unwind (with this heat, guess we all are), the Summer Pampering packages range from 60 to 180 minutes, starting at Dhs780 and going up to Dhs1,950 depending on how indulgent you want to get. Or go full zen with the Blissful Escape, a traditional hammam ritual paired with a massage and full-day spa access.
Explore Summer Encounters vouchers here: giftvouchers.sofiteldubaithepalm.com
Call now to book your summer getaway: 04 455 6677
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