By Spy Uganda
Kampala: This Friday, get ready to indulge in an unforgettable Mongolian experience as a special event brings together live music, delicious food at Bukoto based Kabira Country Club.
The much-anticipated Grand Mongolian Friday will be filled with great entertainment and flavours with complimentary cocktails for adults where you can enjoy a cultural dining experience while relaxing to live performances, making it a perfect evening out with friends and family.
Kabira Country Club for a couple of years has continued to prove that it’s not just a hotel but a paradise created on earth to thrill you and me.
Kabira is a full-service hotel, offering elegance and comfort in a relaxed atmosphere in Kampala’s northern suburb of Bukoto. With stunning views of the greater Kampala cityscape, Kabira combines gracious hospitality with contemporary style.
The hotel is within close proximity of the Central Business District, with convenient access to all parts of the city and essential social amenities, like shopping centres, prime residential and international diplomatic neighbourhoods, international schools, and the golf course in the heart of the city.
Whether your stay is for business or pleasure, Kabira Country Club has all you could possibly need in a modern, comfortable hotel, situated in a wonderful location.
With easy access to Kampala’s dual carriage ring road, connecting you to all main arteries leading out to Uganda’s natural special and diverse beauty that the country is famed for, and inspired Winston Churchill to describe Uganda as “The Pearl of Africa”.
Kabira is known to have East Africa’s most prestigious and well-equipped, health, fitness and leisure club. It also stages many events, corporate and social, and a highly acclaimed conference venue, offering exceptional state-of-the-art conference facilities.
With 95 luxurious guest rooms and exceptional amenities, Kabira Country Club is perfect for a relaxing getaway and somewhere to hold a special event or an impressive venue for a business gathering.
