Winterlust Dome Dining Experience Returns to H Tasting Lounge on October 28

October 22, 2021
DV
By Destination Vancouver
2 min read
Table set for four inside a transparent dome with string lights, candles, and small decorative trees, chairs with purple fur covers.

Cozy dining table set with gold cutlery, candles, and decorative trees inside a transparent dome with string lights.

Winterlust, the beloved seasonal ‘dome dining’ experience at H Tasting Lounge (HTL), returns for the winter season on October 28.

Featuring five brand new heated Alpine-inspired domes to be set aglow on HTL’s waterfront patio, Winterlust promises an unrivalled picture of elegance in Coal Harbour. As the colours of autumn fade, the enhanced domes are poised to deliver a divine private dining space from which to gaze at the stars and take in the snow-capped North Shore Mountains.

Cozy seating area inside a transparent geodesic dome with fur-covered benches, pillows with deer prints, and a round table with antler decor.

Each spacious 8’-by-8’ dome boasts panoramic glass panelling bound by an intricately designed wooden framework. Inside, sheepskin throws, faux fur pillows, and woodland-inspired décor add to the Nordic charm. These new and improved domes are also well-equipped for long winter nights, with heaters, fresh air circulation and independent sound systems. Sliding glass doors and a crescent-shaped sitting area ensure a comfortable atmosphere for 6 to 8 guests.

Retreat to Winterlust for an enchanting escape and discover these luxurious new domes, beginning October 28 through Winter 2022. Reservations launch October 18 at 4pm; set your reminders and bookmark www.exploretock.com/htastinglounge.

Aerial view of illuminated outdoor dining domes at night near a marina with boats and city lights in the background.
Two people holding a large piece of cotton candy above a table with coffee drinks, macarons, and a dessert topped with strawberries.

Stay tuned to htastinglounge.com/winterlust for more information.

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