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YEAR-END PARTY PACKAGE: MARKING MILESTONES WITH ELEGANCE AND CARE

A year-end party marks a defining moment for every business – a time to express gratitude, strengthen bonds, and honour achievements before embarking on a new chapter. An occasion of such importance deserves to be hosted with meticulous planning and the utmost attention to detail.
At The Straits – Sedona Suites, our Year-End Party Package is thoughtfully curated to transform your celebration into an unforgettable experience, featuring:
• A diverse and flexible selection of menus: set menu or buffet (buffet available for groups of 40 guests or more)
• A signature welcome cocktail for each guest
• Two hours of free-flow mineral water, soft drinks and beer
• One bottle of wine to mark the perfect toast
• Standard sound system and presentation screen
• Exclusive appreciation gifts for the lucky draw:
+ For groups of 30 guests: 01 Afternoon Tea voucher for 2 people
+ For groups of 50 guests: 01 voucher for a one-night stay in a Studio room at Sedona Suites



Applicable from 01.12.2025 – 10.02.2026
From VND 1,188,000++ per guest (minimum 30 guests)
With the refined ambience, panoramic views of vibrant Saigon, and impeccable service, The Straits is the ideal choice for businesses to host a year-end celebration that is as polished as it is memorable.
For further details and reservations, please contact The Straits: +84 906 677 923
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