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Resorts World Sentosa’s themed Valentine packages to love

You can either splurge for a luxurious overnight stay at Festive Hotel or go for a pink menu for your partner.

Shot by Cupid’s arrow? If you’re in deep, then don’t blame us for not reminding you about the looming big day. No excuses will do for not being armed with a bouquet of fresh flowers, romantic gift (household cleaning devices do not fall into this category!) and the prospect of an exciting evening ahead. With that in mind, let us roll out the red carpet for you and your other half this Valentine’s Day at Resorts World Sentosa.

Package no. 1: Themed “Splurge and win her over!”
An evening is not enough to whisper sweet nothings to each other, make it an overnight stay at Festive Hotel. Included in the $1399++ per couple package is a delectable four-course dinner. It comprises lobster bisque with king crab, baked lamb loin with mushrooms and onions, and the irresistible passion fruit cake with summer berries macerated in champagne, among other selections.

What’s more, you get to enjoy dinner in the privacy of your own Festive Hotel poolside cabana. To up the romance factor (and to add to your convenience), look out for the complimentary bouquet of roses, beautiful gourmet cake and a Spa Republic massage for two. Back in the room, pop the champagne and feed each other strawberries. (Valid only on 14 February 2012, subject to availability).

Package no. 2: Themed “If she likes pink, then this one’s for you!”
Chef Davide Bizzarri has created a special ‘Pink Menu’ for Valentine’s Day at Palio. Many of the ingredients used are pink. So if your partner is a pink fan, hopefully she’ll squeal with glee. Plus, get her a thoughtful gift in the same colour!

Enjoy a 5-course set menu, teddy bear, welcome drinks and a photo-taking session for $198++ per couple at Palio, Hotel Michael. (Valid from 10 – 14 February 2012)

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