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WURIPE AND SONS ROYAL LODGE TO HOLD SPECIAL DINNER NIGHT TODAY SUNDAY 29TH NOVEMBER

Wuripe and Sons Royal Lodge is happy to announce to its cherished customers that the the splash hotel will be hosting a Special Dinner Night, today Sunday, 29th Nov. 2020 from 6pm to 11pm.
Overview of Wuripe Royal Lodge The hotel believes in a tradition of trust where you will feel home while away from home. Special packages are designed for customers and the general public to come and receive the Royal treat that you deserve while enjoying local Ghanaian dishes.
Event: SPECIAL DINNER NIGHT Venue: WURIPE AND SONS ROYAL LODGE, BOLE Date : SUNDAY 29TH NOVEMBER, 2020 Time: 6:00pm to 11pm
SPECIAL OFFERS A buffet dinner. The hotel will display all your favorite dishes prepared by well trained chef and committed staff. Come and enjoy yours. You will be at liberty to choose what you want to eat. You will be given bottled water plus drink (malt, fan max, coke, Alvaro etc.) You will be treated with some tasty bites of fried gizzard, chips, kebab, etc while you wait for your food. Above all, we are selling a ticket at a reduced price of Gh40 instead of Gh50. All these are to show our customers how true and dedicated we are as a hospitality entity as Wuripe & Sons Royal Lodge.
COME LET'S TREAT YOU LIKE A ROYAL WURIPE & SONS ROYAL LODGE, A TRADITION OF TRUST!!

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