The Pavilions bring Olympic sports to four Asian destinations
Going for Gold gives guests the opportunity to experience several Olympic sports in eight of its global properties.
In celebration of the 2024 Summer Olympic Games in Paris, boutique hotel brand The Pavilions Hotels & Resorts launched its ‘Going for Gold’ sporting promotion.
Going for Gold gives guests the opportunity to experience several Olympic sports in eight of its global properties.
The Pavilions in Asia feature four sports, including rowing across Phewa Lake beneath the Himalayas or taking aim in an archery masterclass in Mongolia’s Orkhon Valley.
Rowing: The Pavilions Himalayas – The Farm
Marking 100 years since Nepali national Tejbir Bura won an Olympic gold medal in Alpinism at the 1924 Winter Olympics, The Pavilions Himalayas – The Farm invites guests to celebrate during the Summer 2024 Olympics with a ‘Going for Gold’ experience that includes the opportunity to row on the iconic Phewa Lake, nestled in the shadows of the majestic Himalayas.
Located in a lush, forested valley, guests can immerse themselves in nature at the eco-luxury hotel and working organic farm. The Pavilions Himalayas’ ‘Going for Gold’ offer starts from USD169++ (approx.. GBP134++) per room per night, based on two sharing and including traditional Himalayan canapés and cocktails on arrival and round-trip airport transfers. The Phewa Lake rowing experience is available from an additional NPR2,500 (approx.. GBP14) per person.
Archery: The Pavilions Mongolia
Nestled in the pristine wilderness of the UNESCO protected Orkhon Valley National Park, The Pavilions Mongolia is a seasonal summer glamping experience that invites guests to reconnect with their inner adventurer, with a plethora of traditional outdoor pursuits ranging from horseback riding, kayaking, and rock climbing to archery with the famous compact Mongol bow.
Targets are set up 75 metres away, providing a rewarding challenge for archers of all skill levels. Children can also participate and train at shorter ranges tailored to their abilities. The Pavilions Mongolia’s all-inclusive ‘Experience Life’ package starts from USD600++ (approx.. GBP461++) per person per night based on two sharing.
Surfing: The Pavilions Bali
Boutique resort The Pavilions Bali invites guests to try one of the newest Olympic sports with expert-led surfing lessons in ‘The Island of the Gods.’
‘Going for Gold’ packages at The Pavilions Bali start from IDR 2,975,000++ (approx. GBP 140++) per room per night, including up to 15 per cent off accommodation; daily breakfast; welcome foot ritual; a traditional Balinese feast for two; a 60-minute couples massage for two; evening aromatherapy amenities; one-way airport transfer; and a private surfing masterclass (subject to availability and an additional fee). Must be booked by 31 July, for stays from 1 September – 20 December.
Muay Thai: The Pavilions Phuket
Thai martial art Muay Thai is making its debut as a demonstration sport in this summer’s Olympic programme, paving the way for the sport’s inclusion in future Games – and guests ‘Going for Gold’ at The Pavilions Phuket until 31 July will have the opportunity to try it for themselves.
The Pavilions Phuket’s ‘Going for Gold’ offer starts from THB5,005 (approx. GBP108++) per room per night, including 35 per cent off accommodation; daily breakfast; a three-course dinner for two at the resort’s ALTO Italian Restaurant and Cocktail Bar, plus 15 per cent off additional food and beverages; a 60-minute couples massage for two at The Pavilions Spa; and the chance to experience Muay Thai (subject to availability and an additional fee of THB1,200 / approx.. GBP26 per person).
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