Travel Inspiration: Teppanyaki, Golf and More
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From the experience of ancient festivals to new spins on classic tastes, our teams are always ready to surprise you. Let these eight stories guide your next adventure, including sunset drinks in Soma Bay and new beginnings in Dresden and Munich.
What’s new in the world of Kempinski?
A ROYAL RENOVATION
Over 300 years since the construction of the original palace and more than a quarter of a century since its renaissance as a five-star hotel, a new level of luxury is beginning for Hotel Taschenbergpalais Kempinski Dresden. Closed throughout 2023 for an extensive yet respectful renovation, the Grande Dame’s reopening in February 2024 marks the start of a new chapter of royal comfort in the historic heart of Dresden. Travellers from all over the world who seek the perfect combination of luxury and culture should add this captivating city to their bucket list.
PGA NATIONAL ARRIVES IN CROATIA
In news that is sure to delight golf enthusiasts, the challenging 18 holes that flank Kempinski Hotel Adriatic have achieved a significant milestone by becoming Croatia’s PGA National course. Combining exceptional golf, diverse activities and luxurious Kempinski accommodation, Golf Adriatic looks forward to welcoming PGA Members with a selection of exclusive packages that cater to their golfing aspirations, as well as tempting novices to try out these world-class facilities.
The PGA National Croatia course is a challenging golfing experience amidst breathtaking Mediterranean scenery.
KEMPINSKI COMMUNITIES UNITE
At Kempinski, we are conscious of our impact on society and the health of the locals in the communities in which we operate. Our global corporate social responsibility programme, BE Health, created to help ‘make health contagious’ has recently launched in China, at Kempinski Hotel Hangzhou. BE Health has joined forces with Sino-Ocean Charity Foundation to support their important work across a range of welfare issues so colleagues and guests in China can now spread health from the workplace to the local community.
BE Health works to improve the health of the communities in and around Kempinski hotels.
SUNSET DRINKS BY THE RED SEA
There’s something magical about savouring your favourite drink while the sun sets on the horizon. It's no surprise then that, following a recent renovation, Sultan Bar is quickly becoming a new favourite for guests at Kempinski Hotel Soma Bay. Choose the space that matches your mood, from quiet relaxation in the library corner to sea views and daily entertainment on the terrace, while your drink of choice is prepared on the spot by the resident mixologists.
Green apple lemonade is a refreshing choice on the Sultan Bar menu.
Premium spirits and a wide selection of mixers are available at the bar.
Guests at Sultan Bar can choose between the indoor and outdoor seating areas.
The terrace is the best place to catch the sunset.
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JAPAN MEETS MALTA
Now you can journey to Japan without leaving Kempinski Hotel San Lawrenz Gozo. Dine at Gazebo and take a seat at the only Teppanyaki tables on the island to feast on a tempting selection of contemporary Japanese specialities with a Mediterranean twist. This memorable culinary experience is the perfect fusion of dining and entertainment, where the fiery art of skilled Teppanyaki masters is complemented by an extensive sushi menu. And all under a sky brimming with stars.
Teppanyaki chefs prepare fresh dishes before your eyes.
IMMERSE YOURSELF IN MONGOLIAN CULTURE
The centuries-old Mongolian Naadam Festival is an annual event showcasing the country’s rich history and culture. During the festival, athletes participate in three traditional sports: wrestling, horse racing, and archery. In summer, guests at Kempinski Hotel Khan Palace Ulaanbaatar can immerse themselves in the unique atmosphere the festival brings to the city by choosing their dedicated stay package. But no matter the time of year, there is always something new to discover, from local delicacies to remarkable landscapes.
Mongolian culture has a deep respect for the country’s mountains, and all who inhabit them.
A NEW LOOK FOR MUNICH’S MOST BEAUTIFUL LIVING ROOM
Originally commissioned by King Maximilian II of Bavaria, the building that houses Hotel Vier Jahreszeiten Kempinski Munich has a rich past. By focusing on enhancing historical features, the recent redesign of the lobby has refreshed the entire space. From the specially embroidered cushions inspired by the centre of the iconic stained glass ceiling to the addition of mirrors and decorative brass, every detail has been carefully designed to complement guests' needs from morning to night.
The lobby’s eye-catching glass ceiling depicts the beauty of the four seasons.
FROM BEAN TO BLISS
Ghana's sun-drenched cocoa farms and lush landscapes unite to create the iconic beans that are known to produce some of the world’s best chocolate. The Gallery Bar at Kempinski Hotel Gold Coast City Accra showcases this every day by inviting you to embark upon a deliciously decadent journey. Whether you choose a signature hot chocolate or an indulgent cake, every sip and bite will give you an insight into the cultural heritage of this fascinating West African nation.
The signature hot chocolate is prepared in front of guests with Ghana’s finest cocoa beans.
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