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Rocco Forte introduces in-suite musical dining experience
Rocco Forte Hotels is introducing the Musical Room Service, allowing guests to enjoy culinary and musical artistry from their suites, partnering with theatres, opera houses, and musicians to provide private performances.
Rocco Forte Hotels is launching the Musical Room Service, allowing guests to enjoy culinary and musical artistry from the comfort of their suites.
The service partners with theatres, opera houses, and musicians to provide private performances, available to order alongside in-suite dining from the hotels' restaurants.
The service includes performances from established sopranos, jazz bands, and young talents from various musical institutions.
An overview of the musical performances curated by the hotels:
The Balmoral, Edinburgh
The Balmoral in Edinburgh has partnered with Reel Time, a premier Scottish entertainment company, to offer guests of the Glamis suite a personalised piping lesson and dining experience. Combining the finest Scottish cuisine and sounds of Scottish heritage guests are invited to take part in a post-dinner piping masterclass.
Brown’s Hotel, London
Guests at Brown’s Hotel can enjoy a concert in the comfort of the hotel’s top suites, paired with the finest British cuisine from Charlie’s restaurant. Organised by the hotel’s musical expert Sandy Burnett, guests can select from an all-female classical and electric string quartet, a solo harpist or guitarist, or enjoy smooth Jazz from resident saxophonist Greg Davis.
Hotel Amigo, Brussels
In the heart of Brussels, steps away from the Grand-Place, Hotel Amigo offers a musical experience with Belgian musician and singer Druss Lecomte. Suite guests are treated to a jazz performance as Lecomte sets the mood for an intimate in-suite dining experience. Whether solo or as part of a lively trio, this jazz maestro creates a memorable evening.
Hotel de Rome, Berlin
Young talents from the International Opera Studio of the Berlin State Opera surprise guests with a live performance. Located adjacent to the hotel, many of the hotel suites offer direct views of the opera house, including the luxurious Royal Bebel Suite. Enjoy in-suite dining from CHIARO restaurant and look forward to a menu created by Fulvio Pierangelini.
The Charles Hotel, Munich
With a spectacular view over the city’s skyline, the Monforte Royal Suite at The Charles becomes the stage for musicians from the University of Music & Theatre. In the intimate setting of a suite, young talents and rising stars will delight guests with live performances tailored to individual musical tastes.
Hotel Savoy, Florence
Guests of Hotel Savoy are invited to enjoy an evening of live music with young tenor Gonzalo Godoy Sepulveda, set against the backdrop of Florence from the Presidential Suite. Having begun his musical journey in the hotel’s restaurant, Gonzalo now shares his passion through a repertoire of famous opera arias, accompanied by a variety of musical ensembles.
Villa Igiea, Palermo
Teatro Massimo, Palermo’s grande dame of music, will present suite guests of Villa Igiea with the ancient tradition of the Serenade of Sicily. Whether selecting a trio or the acclaimed ensemble Antiche Serenate Notturne, these masterful musicians will perform poetic love songs against the backdrop of the Bay of Palermo.
Hotel de Russie, Rome
An opera singer accompanied by a guitarist or accordion performing a refined selection of Opera and Operetta will be the musical order of the day for the private performance at Hotel de Russie. With views over Piazza del Popolo, the rooftops of Via Margutta or the hotel's vibrant garden, guests will be captivated by the mesmerising voice.
Hotel de la Ville, Rome
Whilst dining against the view of the Eternal City from a suite terrace, guests can choose their musical accompaniment. From classical music with a violinist to the jazz notes of a saxophonist, the musical concierge will pick the finest from across the spectrum of traditional Roman music for a romantic serenade at sunset. -TradeArabia News Service