Hotel Park Ascent in Noida has a mindblowing party menu you wish you knew about sooner

How many of you know that Hotel Park Ascent in Noida has a delectable buffet spread that is just perfect for your next party? I am not kidding about this. It’s true and, now that you have been informed, let me tell you how to make it worth your money.

First, decide the number of guests you plan to call and then finalise which banquet hall you want to opt for. You will be shown a few halls - each one breathtakingly dazzling than the previous - and the prices are affordable. I highly recommend that you nurture a pro-active, warm relationship with the Banquets Manager who is in charge of making your party experience a truly memorable one as it was for me.

Once you finalize the hall, the tough part comes next - to finalize the menu. They give you so many delectable package options that it took me three days to figure out what I wanted for the party.

Since we were planning a children's birthday party, we loved choosing the kind of snacks that children enjoy - and we were not wrong. Chilli Potatoes, for instance, seemed to fly off the plates as kids made a run for it and they went for double helpings too! So, go easy on your food choices depending on the age and preference of your guests. Keep your choices affordable and get value for money. Add your personal ''magic" touch to make the party experience a truly memorable one for your guests.

As customers, we had a great experience when we hosted my son's birthday party at Hotel Park Ascent Noida. The staff showed the kind of warmth and attention to detail that you would expect from family members. They were quick to take feedback and pro-active in grasping quickly that kids have to be dealt with differently - they don't always wait to be served, they run off with your plate before you can serve them! Yes, and that too when it is a birthday party, every kid turns into a little Super Man and does ''wonders" - you have to deal with it lovingly, more than professionally.

The food was excellent - this is one valuable feedback that we received from all our guests. My only tip - Ask your servers to be quicker and nimble with the serving process. A lovely vegetarian buffet with little snacks and appetizers and desserts that were carefully chosen for children who love to enjoy a party than to simply binge - it was one birthday party that blew us away with sheer happiness and everyone had lots of fun.

If you love hosting your loved ones at home or outdoors, do leave some valuable tips or memorable experiences here. I'd love to hear from you.

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