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Emirates Tower Hotel, Dubai

December 7th, 2009 — 12:41am

Soaring high above the central business and commercial district, Jumeirah Emirates Towers is a dramatic backdrop to Dubai’s skyline and a visible statement of the region’s growing corporate success.

Set among landscaped gardens, ornamental lakes and waterfalls, Jumeirah Emirates Towers is the ideal environment for the discerning corporate traveller. Yet with its stunning architecture, stylish accommodation and thoughtful innovation, the hotel’s appeal reaches far beyond the business world.

Location. The Jumeirah Emirates Towers Is Located By The Dubai International Financial Centre And Within 1 Kilometre Of The Dubai World Trade Center. Dubai’s City Centre And The Mall Of The Emirates Are Within 12 Kilometres, And The Hotel Is 16 Kilometres From The Wild Wadi Waterpark.

The Biz Pod Has 24-Hour Opening, And Comes Equipped With Complimentary Wireless Internet, Three Boardroom-style Meeting Rooms, Video-conferencing Facilities, And Meeting Rooms.

Guestrooms. Guestrooms Have Minimalist Decor With Contemporary Furnishings, And Have Amenities Including Complimentary High-speed Internet Access, Satellite Television With Pay Movies, Direct-dial Phones With Voice Mail, Minibars, Safes, Designer Toiletries, And Hair Dryers.

Dubai Furnished Apartments makes it a convinient experience for you to rent hotel rooms in Emirates Tower Hotel Dubai. We recommend this 5 star hotel in Dubai as a pleasureable, luxury and exciting part of your holidays. We provide you the facilities so you could book Emirates Tower Hotel Dubai for your accommodation in Dubai.

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Kempinski Hotel Mall Of The Emirates

December 7th, 2009 — 12:35am

The Kempinski Hotel Mall Of The Emirates Is A Modern Property Which Features A Pink Façade With Domes And High-rise Towers, And Is Located Next To Ski Dubai, The Arts Centre And The Bustling Mall Of The Emirates In The Fast-growing City Of Dubai. Dubai Marina Is Five Kilometres From The Hotel, And The Gold Souq Market Is 25 Kilometres Away. Dubai International Airport Is 25 Kilometres Distance, An Approximate Driving Time Of 30 Minutes.
Hotel Features. The Hotel Offers Spa Facilities With Seven Treatment Rooms, Fitness Equipment, And An Outdoor Swimming Pool With A Waterfall Cascade. Multilingual Staff At The 24-Hour Front Desk Can Give Advice On Touring And Sightseeing Around Dubai, And The Air-conditioned Public Areas Of The Hotel Have Wireless Internet Access. The Services Of A Floor Butler And A Porter Are Available To Guests, While Further Practical Amenities Include Currency Exchange, Dry Cleaning Services, A Hair Salon, All-hours Room Service And Free, Valet Parking.

Kempinski Hotel Offers Several Dining Options: The Aspen Café Is Located In The Lobby And Serves Deli Food To Eat In Or Take Away, While The 1897 Bar Features Low Lighting And A Wide Choice Of International Drinks And Light Meals, And The Mosaic Bar, Situated By The Pool With City Views, And Serves Drinks And Snacks. Sezzam Dining Serves International Cuisine, And There Are Two Additional Bars.

Guestrooms. The 393 Guestrooms, Over 17 Floors, Feature Neutral Tones And Smart, Contemporary Furnishings. All Offer Satellite Television With Pay Movies, Dvd Players, Wireless Internet Access, Direct-dial Phones With Voicemail, Climate Control, Complimentary Bottled Water, Minibars, Refrigerators And Complimentary Newspapers. Marble Bathrooms Have Complimentary Toiletries, Telephones And Bathrobes. All Are Wheelchair Accessible.

Expert Tip.For An Exhilarating Day Out, Catch The Camel Racing – A Traditional Sport That Finds Its Origins In The Desert Culture Of The Arabian Peninsula- Located Nine Kilometres From The Hotel.

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Emirates Palac – luxury hotel

December 7th, 2009 — 12:27am

Emirates Palace was operated by the luxury hotel group Kempinski Hotels & Resorts. The world’s most expensive
hotel was built and is owned by the Abu Dhabi government. The city, which is the United Arab Emirates’ capital makes a great impression on the Middle East corporate tourism being the biggest rival of Dubai. The 3 billion $ cost hotel was opened in 2005 and is a colossal standstone itself.

The seven star hotel shows the beauty of Arabian culture. Traditional decor is used inside mostly in silver, gold, marble and glass mosaics. The chandeliers are made of Swarovski crystal. There are 114 domes (including the Grand Atrium which is higher than the dome of St.Peter’s Basilica in Rome), 200 fountains, the luxurious and technologically advanced Conference Centre, The marvellous Blue Salon and so on. The simplest suite is called Palace Suite. Each of them contains at least three rooms and a 61″ plasma screen.

There are 302 grand rooms in Coral, Pearl and Diamond categories with a floor area of 55 square meters. The high-quality elegant rooms are furnished to the highest level comfort so hotel guests can relax in total luxury including a 24-hour butler service. The Gulf Arab royalty has a reserved separate floor. The hotel is also the official guest place of
Abu Dhabi’s government with 22 three-bedroom suites capable of hosting for each heads of state and their entourages.

Being one of the word’s most prestigious hotels, Emirates Palace is a popular place for dignitaries and celebrities. With its beautiful view and incredible luxury, the hotel became the crowning glory of Abu Dhabi.
Some of the famous people who have set food on the Palace are Bill Clinton, Robert de Niro, Will Smith, Lawrence Fishburne, Michael Jackson, many golf superators, FIFA World Cup Champions and also lots of sport celebrities as
the hotel has 70 football pitches.

Emirates Palace offers palatial restaurants which bring the world’s finest cuisines. Gourmet meals for example exquisite seafood of the Sayad and magnificent view of the Gulf gives fabulous experience for the visitor. The Caviar Bar is also popular because of its world class champagne menu and caviar selections with live traditional music.

The construction began in December 2001. Architects were Wimberly Allison Tong and Goo (WATG), who are
among the leading hospitality designers worldwide. Unique structure comprises a Palace section with the top suites,
two wigs with guest rooms and the Conference Centre. The colours of the building reflect the different shades of
the Arabian Desert. Interior design is made by KY&A. Emirates Palace employs around 2000 staff members from at
least 50 nationalities. Room prices start with 327$ per night but a 165 sqm room with panoramic ocean view may
cost 1797$ per night.

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