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Huge discount! Why You Should Celebrate Your Halloween Weekend at Speke Resort Munyonyo

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Preparation for this year’s fun-filled Halloween also known as All Hallows’ Day is in high gear at Speke Resort & Conference Centre in Munyonyo, a Kampala posh suburb.

The hotel owned by Speke Group of Hotels, a subsidiary of Ruparelia Group, has come up with various activities through the Halloween weekend and special discounts on accommodation.

Halloween is celebrated every year on 31st October and this year, it falls on a Saturday. Like in the previous years, Halloween at Speke Resort will cater to children and adult who will indulge in amazing fun activities.

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This Halloween weekend at Speke Resort, enjoy Halloween moonlit BBQ at Marina Restaurant, bottomless bubbly brunch at Nyanja & Lake Terrace and a horror-themed menu dinner at Lake Terrace.

You will be entertained by some of Kampala’s top DJs, a live band, a haunted forest walk and a complimentary glass of bubbly wine. You also get to meet and interface with the grim reaper.

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Children will enjoy the treasure hunt, a bonfire, trick or treat treasure hunt, scary movie night and face painting for the kids.

Ajit Singh, Rooms Division Manager, Speke Resort said customers will get a 50% discount on group booking for every four nights booked at the hotel.

Speke Resort offers you the ultimate in luxury accommodation and leisure facilities together with the finest conference and business meeting location in East Africa.

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According to Wikipedia, Halloween begins the three-day observance of Allhallowtide, the time in the liturgical year dedicated to remembering the dead, including saints (hallows), martyrs, and all the faithful departed.

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