Holiday festivities at Mövenpick

December 29 2013 12:43:12

Holiday festivities at Mövenpick

Mövenpick Hotel Istanbul offers stylish New Year programs combining gourmet cuisine and great entertainment that will make an evening to remember. The hotel will host a stunning New Year’s dinner at AzzuR Restaurant with live music.

For those who want to greet the New Year on the 20th floor, overlooking the gleaming glass silhouette of modern Istanbul, a party will be organized at the Skyline Club Lounge. After a night spent celebrating the arrival of 2014, New Year’s Eve guests will wake up to luxury and enjoy a sumptuous buffet breakfast at AzzuR Restaurant.

Whether you want a delicious start to the New Year or are looking to be revived after a memorable night, the New Year’s Day Brunch at AzzuR Restaurant features an outstanding selection of Turkish breakfast classics as well as the finest Mediterranean cuisine. For reservations please call 0212 319 29 29,

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