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Four ways to celebrate Mother’s Day at bai Hotel Cebu

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“MOM, Mother, Ma, Nanay, Inay, Ina, Motha, Mommy, Momma, Mama.”

Whatever you call her, you cannot deny the fact that she is a very special person in your life. In this article, bai Hotel Cebu lists some ideas on how to make her feel special this Mother’s Day:

1. Feast at Café bai and receive a gift from Kevlo Skin Clinic

Enjoy a meal with the special lady who inspired you to be the best version of yourself. Check out bai Hotel Cebu’s wide selection of Eastern and Western cuisine for lunch or dinner. Dine with four full-paying guests and Mom’s bill is free! Plus, the first 100 moms who dine at Café bai get a free gift from Kevlo Skin Clinic. Café bai is open from 12 to 2:30 p.m. for lunch and 6 to 10 p.m. for dinner.

2. Treat Mom at Ume Japanese Cuisine

Your mom will love a specially prepared Fancy Shrimp Tempura, Sukiyaki, Chirashi Sushi and Passion Fruit Delice. This treat for mothers is exclusively available on May 12, 12 to 2 p.m. for lunch and 6 to 10 p.m. for dinner.

3. Sign Mom up for bai Platinum Membership

Two complimentary overnight stays at bai Hotel Cebu, 20 percent discount on selected outlets, 28 discount vouchers—these are only few of the privileges of being a bai Platinum member. Sign Mom up until May 12 to get a discounted membership fee. For more information, email membership@baihotel.com.ph.

4. Spend Mom’s day off at bai Hotel Cebu

Book and stay until May 13 and enjoy an exclusive promo rate for a Premier Room! The accommodation is inclusive of breakfast for two at Café bai and 15 percent discount on selected food and beverage outlets. Prior reservation is required.

Let your mother live the #baiExperience on her special day! bai Hotel Cebu is located on Ouano Ave., corner CD Seno St., City South Special Economic Administrative Zone in Mandaue City, Cebu. (PR)

THREAT. According to a Capitol consultant, the Cebu City Government is threatening to shut down the Cebu North Bus Terminal at the back of SM City Cebu (left) and the Cebu South Bus Terminal along N. Bacalso Ave. for operating without a business permit. The Province, which runs both terminals, maintains that it operates the facilities as a public service for passengers going to the province and vice versa. /

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