Four Seasons Hotel Bengaluru is turning its outlets into a Halloween playground for a two-day event, The Alchemy of Halloween, set for 31 October and 1 November 2026. The property will activate its rooftop bar Copitas and all-day dining venue CUR8 with themed cocktails, a buffet dinner, and a family brunch designed to appeal to both leisure guests and local residents.
Copitas: gothic rooftop cocktails
On 31 October, Copitas will host the Early Halloween Hour – Pick Your Poison from 7:00 PM to 9:30 PM. The rooftop bar, known for its skyline views of Bengaluru, will be dressed with gothic accents. The drink menu includes creations such as Brewing Thunder, Red Widow, and Cemetery Smash, priced at INR 3,500 (approximately $42) per person inclusive of taxes.
The event is positioned as a pre-dinner or late-evening option for guests who want to start Halloween early. Copitas has previously rolled out signature offerings like the Copa G&T for International Gin & Tonic Day, and this Halloween activation continues the bar's focus on limited-time themed experiences.
CUR8: family-friendly Halloween feast
Meanwhile, CUR8 will present The Halloween Feast Buffet Dinner on 31 October from 7:00 PM to 11:00 PM. The buffet will be accompanied by live music, face painting, and a trick-or-treat experience. Guests are encouraged to come in costume. The dinner is priced at INR 3,700 (approximately $44) plus taxes per person, with children under 12 dining free.
The following day, 1 November, CUR8 will host The Haunted Harvest Sunday Brunch from 12:30 PM to 3:30 PM. The brunch includes a bouncy castle and a Halloween-themed photo booth for children. Pricing is INR 4,400 (approximately $52) plus taxes for adults, while children under five eat free.
Gautam Shankar, Marketing and PR Manager at Four Seasons Hotel Bengaluru, said: “Halloween deserves more than just a costume and a cocktail. We want our guests to embrace the occasion in their own way.”
The event comes as Four Seasons continues to expand its presence in India and globally. The brand has recently announced new openings in the Caribbean, Africa, and Asia for 2027, and its Bengaluru property remains a key player in the city's luxury hospitality scene. The hotel's Halloween programming also aligns with broader industry trends, as other properties like Pattaya Marriott Resort adds Halloween dining and Warner Bros. World Abu Dhabi unveils Spooktober.
For travel advisors and MICE planners, the event underscores the growing importance of seasonal programming in driving local and domestic demand. Halloween has become a significant revenue opportunity for hotels in Asia, particularly in markets like India where the celebration is gaining traction among younger, urban demographics.
Four Seasons Hotel Bengaluru, located in the Embassy One building on Vittal Mallya Road, has been a fixture in the city's luxury segment since its opening. The property's two restaurants and bar have built a reputation for innovative F&B concepts, and this Halloween weekend is expected to draw both hotel guests and walk-in diners.
With the event running over two days, the hotel is offering a full weekend package that combines dining, entertainment, and family activities. The pricing structure, with free dining for children under 12 at the dinner and under 5 at the brunch, is designed to attract families looking for a safe and festive outing.
As the travel industry continues to recover and adapt, properties like Four Seasons Bengaluru are leveraging themed events to boost occupancy and F&B revenue. The Halloween weekend is a prime example of how hotels can create memorable experiences that go beyond standard room stays, appealing to both local residents and international visitors.
For more on Four Seasons' broader strategy, see Four Seasons' 2027 pipeline expansion and Florie's wine dinner series at Four Seasons Palm Beach.
