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June 2019 Ravellos January - June 2019 Ravellos for Culinary Excellence January January Blues Spa break for two Friday, Saturday & Sunday in January, subject to availability. Dinner, Bed & Breakfast Full use of the Leisure & Spa Facilities 25 Minute Beauty Treatment per person. £150.00 per room, per night Based on two persons sharing a twin/double room. Reservations only An Evening with Jeff Hooper & his Big Band Saturday 26th January 2019 From 7.30pm Includes a 3 course dinner prior to the show. £48.00 per person Why not stay overnight? includes 2 tickets to the show, Two for One Carvery in executive bedroom followed by Ravellos Restaurant a full welsh breakfast. Accommodation package The Parkway’s famous 3 course Carvery every Friday - Sunday Evening £180.00 per room, per night in January. Based on two persons sharing a 6.30pm - 9.30pm twin/double room. Reservations essential Reservations only How to book : Please call on 01633 871199 or email us on [email protected] February Valentine’s Evening Thursday 14th February 2019 From 6.30pm Dine in Ravellos Restaurant and choose from our 2 AA Rosette menu, includes a complimentary half bottle of house wine. Entertainment in our lounge with amazing vocalist Lynsey Pugh. £45.00 per person Bookings only Valentine’s Dance with Big Mac’s Wholly Soul Band Saturday 16th February 2019 From 7.30pm Live Entertainment from the amazing Valentine’s Couple’s Break Big Mac’s Wholly Soul Band, followed by our Resident DJ to end the evening. Available throughout February per person Deluxe Double room and a 3 Course £15.00 Dinner in Ravellos, full Welsh breakfast the following morning. Make a night of it & stay in one of our luxury bedrooms, bed & breakfast & Also includes a couples Hot Stone 2 tickets to the show. Massage and use of the Leisure Facilities until 5pm on the day of Only £120.00 per room, per night departure. Based on two persons sharing a £160.00 per room twin/double room. Reservations essential Bookings only How to book : Please call on 01633 871199 or email us on [email protected] March St David’s Day Celebration with Nidus Childrens Choir Friday 1st March 2019 From 7.00pm Performance in our lounge from 7pm, free admission to all. The Events Room present Wales v England Six Nations Preview Dinner with Jonathan Davies OBE & Will Carling Wednesday 20th February 2019 From 7.30pm Mother’s Day Join us for a special Wales v England Six Nations Preview Dinner with former Afternoon Tea in Ravellos International Jonathan Davies OBE and Will Carling. Saturday 30th March 2019 2.00pm - 4.00pm For more information or to make a booking, please contact £22.00 per person 01495 248291 Bookings only Mother’s Day Lunch served in our Crystal Suite Sunday 31st March 2019 From 12.15pm Adults £30.00 per person Children £18.00 (aged 12 & under) Bookings only How to book : Please call on 01633 871199 or email us on [email protected] April The Events Room present Good Friday Feast! Wales v England Friday 19th April 2019 20th Anniversary 2.00pm - 4.00pm Thursday 11th April 2019 Chocolate themed Afternoon Tea, From 7.30pm served in Ravellos. Join Scott Gibbs, Neil Jenkins, Garin £20.00 per person Jenkins, Colin Charvis and guests for a special 20th Anniversary Dinner of the 32-31 Wales win at Wembley. For more information or to make a booking, please contact 01495 248291 Easter Day Lunch The New West End Jerseys Sunday 21st April 2019 Saturday 13th April 2019 From 12.15pm From 7.30pm Evening includes a 3 course dinner prior Enjoy a 3 course traditional carvery to the show followed by our Resident DJ roast in Ravellos Restaurant. to end the evening. Adults £24.00 per person £40.00 per person Children £17.00 (aged 12 & under) Reservations essential Bookings essential How to book : Please call on 01633 871199 or email us on [email protected] May June Sunday Lunch Gentleman’s Afternoon Tea Bank Holiday Special Saturday 15th June 2019 2.00pm - 4.00pm Sunday 5th & Sunday 26th May 2019 From 12.15pm Perfect for a Fathers Day treat, Afternoon served in Ravellos Restaurant. Enjoy our famous carvery in Ravellos Restaurant, complimentary glass of prosecco on arrival and live £22.00 per person entertainment from 2pm. Bookings essential £20.00 per adult Bookings essential Fathers Day Lunch Sunday 16th June 2019 From 12.15pm 3 Course Carvery Lunch with Coffee, a gift for the Dad’s & Live Entertainment throughout the afternoon. Adults £24.00 per person Children £17.00 (aged 12 & under) Bookings essential The Parkway Hotel & Spa As a family owned & family operated hotel, please visit our website: www.parkwayhotelandspa.com Here you will find all the up to date information on the hotel as well as news, offers & events Alternatively follow us on Facebook : Parkwayhotelspa or Twitter : @ParkwayHotelSpa How to book : Please call on 01633 871199 or email us on [email protected] Cwmbran Drive, Cwmbran, Newport, NP44 3UW 01633 871199 | parkwayhotelandspa.com parkwayhotelspa Facebook: ParkwayHotelSpa Twitter: @ParkwayHotelSpa .
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