The offers page on the official Visit Kuwait site files everything under one heading: this month’s offers. Not everything under it belongs to this month.
An offer whose door does not open before mid-December
Holiday Inn Kuwait Al Thuraya City is offering a stay with breakfast and dinner, and the date printed on the page is 16 to 31 December 2026. It is displayed now and cannot be used now.
What it includes: a standard room for two adults and two children up to the age of six, early check-in and late check-out, special rates at the spa, and free transport to The Avenues, ten to fifteen minutes away. The hotel is seven minutes from Kuwait airport.
Bookings: 96964200, or reservation.atc@ihg.com.
A discount only someone who slept there can use
Mövenpick Al Bidaa: fifteen per cent off food and drink at Breeze restaurant and Veranda café, from 25 August to 22 December.
And one line in the offer changes everything: “the offer applies to hotel guests only”. Turn up for dinner alone and the discount is not yours.
Telephone 22253225.
A discount by code
Arjaan Al Bidaa: fifteen per cent off the room rates published on the hotel’s website, with the promo code VKO26, from 25 August to 22 December. The page also says it is “valid for resident hotel guests only”.
The resort holds a kids’ club, a multi-use sports court, an outdoor play area, a gym, a padel court, and the Kuwait sailing school.
Telephone 22263127, email reservations@albidaaresort.com.
What to take away from the page
Read the date before you celebrate the offer — the heading says this month and the date says otherwise.
And read the small line: “guests only” turns a restaurant discount from an offer for everybody into a perk for whoever booked a room.
Photo: a shop shelf — by Muffet, licence CC BY 2.0 via Flickr.
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