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Pan Pacific Hotels Group announces the launch of ‘Stay and Play,’ a series of staycation packages, offering unique experiences across their distinct properties in Singapore, available from 25 May to 8 September 2024.
Pan Pacific Hotels Group is captivating guests with the introduction of its ‘Stay and Play’ staycation packages, which feature a diverse array of experiences tailored to the unique identities of its properties. These packages are designed to cater to families, couples, and adventure-seekers alike, offering everything from urban jungle adventures and serene oases, to whimsical gnome-themed accommodations and heritage city tours.
Highlights of the ‘Stay and Play’ Packages:
- Urban Jungle Staycation (Pan Pacific Singapore): Features jungle-themed suites with city views, family-friendly amenities including an indoor play area, and exclusive cabana access.
- Orchard Oasis Package (Pan Pacific Orchard): Offers a tranquil retreat with champagne and panoramic city views, ideal for relaxation and rejuvenation.
- Gnome’s Land Staycation (PARKROYAL COLLECTION Marina Bay): Transports guests to a magical realm with gnome-themed rooms and engaging activities for children.
- Heritage City Adventure (PARKROYAL COLLECTION Pickering): Allows guests to explore Chinatown’s rich history by bike and includes a unique spinach muffin-making class.
- Arabesque Adventure (PARKROYAL on Beach Road): Provides a cultural exploration of Kampong Glam with a local guided tour and a painting class.
The packages are not only designed to provide memorable experiences but also reflect the hotels’ commitment to sustainability and local culture. Each stay includes complimentary breakfasts, with additional perks varying by package, ranging from exclusive tours to creative classes and themed welcome gifts.
For more details on booking and the specific offerings of each package, guests can visit the official Pan Pacific website or contact their media representatives, Olivia Burton and Nicha Petcharapiracht, at Redhill.