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Essential
Architecture- Dubai
Emirates Marina Serviced Apartments & Spa
Also known as the Al Marsa Tower. |
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architect
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Architects: Khatib & Alami Architecture & Planning
Main Contractor: Alnaboodah Contracting LLC
Consultant: Khatib & Alami
Sub Contractor: Transgulf Electro-Mechanical LLC |
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location
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Plot 193, Dubai Marina, Area 392 Marsa
Dubai DU United Arab Emirates |
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date
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2007 |
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style
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postmodern |
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construction
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256 m |
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residential |
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Emirates Marina Hotel & Residence is a 59-floor 256 meter (840 foot) tall
skyscraper completed in 2007 located in Dubai, United Arab Emirates.
This residential and hotel tower is operated by Emirates Hotels and
Resorts. It opened in November 2007. |
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Emirates Marina Hotel & Residence to open 1 November 2007
Emirates Hotels and Resorts' first city-based hotel, the
59-storey Emirates Marina Hotel & Residence, will open 1 November 2007,
marking a milestone in the history of Dubai-based carrier, Emirates.
Offering 261 suites in a range of single, double and three-roomed
configurations, the hotel is a fitting addition to Dubai's skyline,
currently being one of Dubai's top-ten highest buildings at 256 metres.
At the gateway entrance to the Dubai Marina, the hotel is set
within Dubai's most sought-after lifestyle and fashionable districts - a
stone's throw away from Dubai Media and Internet Cities and other
business, leisure and beach facilities. The Dubai Marina, and its
esplanades, is dotted with cafes and restaurants, has numerous
entertainment areas, as well as being a favourite shopping attraction -
all a short walk away. Guests have easy and regular transfers to nearby
malls, as well as access to the popular Jumeirah Beach.
The hotel's large suites offer luxury fittings, separate
lounge/dining room areas, and in-room dining facilities from dedicated
kitchens. Guests are also assured staggering views of the Gulf, the Palm
Islands or the Dubai Marina from their suites.
The hotel's Restaurant concepts, give guests the choice from its
street-level 'deli-style' Counter Culture restaurant, to the
Mediterranean-style restaurant - Azur, focusing on organic, farm-to-fork
menus, and the international, slightly avant garde restaurant on the
penthouse floor - The Observatory.
Emirates' Timeless Spa, first initiated at the flagship Al Maha
Desert Resort, offers several unique treatments and products developed
by specialists for Al Maha, and now for the Dubai Marina and Residence,
with additional products and treatments from Sodashi and Babor. These
professional-level ranges, regarded as leaders in the spa industry, are
not available at retail outlets.
The hotel is the second in a series of new projects owned and
managed by Emirates' Hotels & Resorts, the hospitality division of
Emirates Airline. The success of Al Maha is being used as the basis for
designs and operations in subsequent conservation-focussed properties -
the Emirates Wolgan Valley Resort & Spa in Australia's Blue Mountains,
and at the heart of a World Heritage area. Emirates Cap Ternay Resort &
Spa in the Seychelles is currently in its design and planning phase.
The expanding portfolio of Emirates Hotels & Resorts includes its
next major opening - the Emirates Green Lakes Serviced Apartments due to
open in early 2008. This property will provide luxury,
serviced-apartment accommodation on both short- and long-term
residential basis.
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Emirates launches Emirates Marina Serviced Apartments & Spa
Emirates, the Dubai-based international airline, is expanding its
presence in the hospitality sector with the launch of its latest project
- Emirates Marina Serviced Apartments & Spa.
Located at the prestigious Dubai Marina development and within 10
minutes walking distance of Dubai's prime commercial estate - Dubai
Media City and Dubai Internet City - the Emirates Marina Serviced
Apartments & Spa will cater to leisure travellers and corporate
executives who wish to stay for short visits or require extended stays
in Dubai.
It is scheduled to be completed by September 2006 at a projected
cost of AED 300 million (USD 81.7 million).
Emirates Group Chairman His Highness Sheikh Ahmed bin Saeed Al-Maktoum
said, "World-class facilities, high service standards and an extremely
safe environment have contributed to Dubai becoming Middle East's most
preferred business hub. So far this year Dubai has witnessed a 13%
increase in hotel guests over the same period last year, with
faster-than-ever increases in companies establishing regional offices in
the emirate."
He added, "Dubai's tourism industry has also grown at blistering
pace, registering record-high visitor arrivals of 5.4 million in 2004.
Inbound arrivals are expected to treble by the end of this decade owing
to new tourist attractions and increased air connectivity. Emirates
Marina Serviced Apartments & Spa will provide the much needed
infrastructure to meet Dubai's growing demand for more hotel rooms and
service apartments."
Emirates Marina Serviced Apartments & Spa will offer plush, fully
furnished apartments with 24-hour service. Its location, among the most
attractive in the city, provides unhindered and endless views of the
Gulf, Palm Island and the Dubai Marina.
Emirates Marina Serviced Apartments & Spa will offer a wide range
of options including eight penthouse suites, 52 three-bedroom, 175
two-bedroom and 24 studio apartments.
A 'home-away-from-home', each of the fully serviced apartments
will come equipped with state-of-the-art in-room entertainment;
housekeeping services; 24-hour room service; and access to a specialty
cuisine restaurant; Mediterranean delicatessen restaurant; coffee shop
and a health food outlet for the calorie-conscious.
For those who wish to de-stress and relax, an entire floor is
dedicated to a spa with massage and beauty treatments rooms, Steam,
Sauna and Jacuzzi with hydro bath. Guests can also get into shape at the
high-tech gymnasium and terrace swimming pool. Other comforts include a
business centre, variety of retail facilities and 24-hour reception and
concierge services.
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links
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www.dubai-architecture.info
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