The luxurious Villa Rosa Kempinski Hotel is once again out to set the bar higher, this time with a spectacular Valentine's gift worth Sh2.5 Million for one lucky couple.
The icing on the cake is that this offer is up for grabs to everyone regardless of financial or social status.
For you to clinch this offer and get to enjoy the hotel’s Valentine pampering, you only need to participate in a competition dubbed the Greatest Love Story.
In this competition, you are required to send an enchanting love story to marketing.villarosa@kempinski.com between the 30th of January to the 5th of February for a chance to enter the draw.
The stories will be judged by Kenya’s most illustrious personalities and romanticists on the evening of 6th February where the best five stories will be picked.
These top 5 beautifully-told love stories will then be shared on the hotel’s social media pages until 9th of February for members of the public to cast their votes.
The winner, as per the public opinion, will be formally announced via mass media, opening the gates for them to dine, wine and enjoy a night of pure opulence at the 5-star deluxe hotel.
According to the much-coveted package, the winning couple will be chauffeured in a convoy of limousines accompanied by a butler, a lady-in-red and security for close protection from their residence to the Villa Rosa Kempinski hotel.
Upon arrival, the love birds will go through an Express VIP Check-In for a one night of pure opulence in the reserved and majestic Presidential Suite.
An eight-course candle lit dinner will be awaiting the two at the hotel 's rooftop overlooking a beautiful Nairobi, with assigned chefs and waiters exclusively serving them.
More to the Sh2.5 Million gift, other treats awaiting the lucky couple include: a one-year free admission to the hotel’s prestigious loyalty programme, Rosa Loyalty-which comes with a range of added hotel goodies and a whole afternoon of an aphrodisiac Spa pampering at the exclusive Kempinski The Spa.
Villa Rosa Kempinski Director of Sales & Marketing Anne Murungi divulged that "For two years we have been having one grand valentines package that is bought by a few who can afford it, but this time we want it to be enjoyed by a couple who have walked the journey of life together through its joys and challenges and can share the story with the public."
"February is a month of love and we want to add an everlasting memory to a couple. We want to be part of their celebration, to leave a mark in their journey of life together," Ms Murungi said.
Remember, there is no entry fee to this competition which is open to members of public above 25 years, but a participant must have wined, dined or spent a night in any of the hotel’s accommodation rooms.
