Cresta Maun has this past Friday launched one of its new packages meant to enhance customer experience, being dinner along the Thamalakane River where clients can also experience the sundowner.
The hotel which lies on the banks of Thamalakane River just 10km north of Maun city centre and 15 minutes’ drive from Maun International Airport is already offering a tranquil setting for both leisure and business travellers.
Vanitah Chitunga, Cresta Maun Sales Manager told The Weekender that the new feature was inspired by the seasonal floods of the Thamalakane which has already reached the tourism capital to the enjoyment of the residents.
While dinning, Chitunga says they want customers to also enjoy the ambiance and savour the overall feeling this unique dinner setup evokes. This she promised is not only going to be intimate but customers will also find pleasure in the melodies that various birds around the area makes as well as the beautiful sightings and growling of hippos.
This as the hotel is ideally situated for exploring the splendid inland Okavango Delta, a lush wildlife habitat.
Clients will be and experiencing all this magic while also enjoying dinner with different cuisines they can indulge themselves in served from 6pm until 9pm. This offering is affordable at a cost of BWP 325 which is from starter to dessert.
The sales manager indicated that everyone is welcome to book with them for this newly introduced unique outdoor dining, either family, couples, day trippers or for various functions including anniversaries.
“We have clients from all over the world including those that comes from as a far as China who we want to dine with them in a special way,” Chitunga said.
She indicated that the area has the capacity to host almost 250 people and a group of 40 coming together depend on the type of booking made. “All we want is to ensure that all your needs are fulfilled,” she emphasized urging clients to book in advance.
This new feature adds to Cresta Maun’s promise of hosting customers with its signature warmth and hospitality, whether they are planning to visit one of Botswana’s incredible game reserves or a corporate retreat.
Having officially opened in 2017, the hotel is made of 83 rooms including 5 suites with one being a presidential set up, while 27 of them can be converted into twins. It also comprises of Tswii restaurant which take capacity of 52 packs. The hotel also has a Mophane Bar for one to quench thirst, as well as a swimming pool and a gym.
With the Presidential Holidays approaching, the hotel is offering specials for single room at the rate of P850 and P950 for double per night.
