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TRAVEL DEAL

Summer package


GRT Temple Bay offers two cool holiday packages. The ‘one night’ package — Rs. 6,999 (on weekdays) and Rs. 7,999 (on weekends), includes complimentary breakfast, room taxes, and a 20 per cent discount on food and beverages, and at Ayush ayurvedic therapeutic centre and The Boutique on a twin sharing basis.

The ‘two nights, three days’ package — Rs. 14,999 (on weekdays) and Rs. 16,999 (on weekends), includes complimentary breakfast, room taxes, 20 per cent discount at Ayush, and on food and beverages and meal credit worth Rs. 2,000 on twin sharing basis.

In both packages, two children below 12 can stay in the parents’ room on room-only basis and use all recreation facilities. Both packages are valid till August 31, and are extendable on a pro-rata basis. For reservations, call 66500050 or e-mail crs@grthotels.com

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